I have installed Gnucash and have actually imported my accounts from Windows Quicken. I hate the default register colors and would also like to change the font. I have researched how to do this but I am struggling with all the terminal commands, and being a noob it's a foreign language to me. I was wondering if anyone has come up with a plug & play set of terminal commands that I could copy into Zorin. I know this is a long shot, but I could really use some help. Thanks!
GnuCash is a GTK application, so should follow your system theme.
But if you installed it from Software Store without checking the source, it might be installed as a flatpak package, which isolates it from the system.
You should not need any terminal commands for what you are seeking...
But, the native package will follow the UI of the system.
Thank you for your reply! Am I understanding correctly, if it was installed as a flatpak package I will not be able to make the changes I want via terminal commands? You said I should not need terminal commands if it's the native package meaning those parameters I am seeking, colors and fonts, would be in that native package? I apologize for my lack of knowledge, but I sure thank you for your help!
If it's apt and like @Aravisian said it's GTK, so it will follow your theme, flatpak could retrieve theme but with an app named flatseal,I can try to explain you if you want to stay with flatpak
Thank you! I think, for now, I will download from the native source and see if that will do what I want. If unsuccessful I would certainly appreciate your help.
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You should not need terminal commands for any of it.
Terminal commands can be used - often, they are fast, easy and efficient - but they also can look unfamiliar and daunting.
Yes, certainly for me!
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