I was testing some themes, but I didn't like any of them. I uninstalled them and returned to the default settings, but now there are weird colors and other issues. How can I get back to the original Zorin OS look? (I've already applied the default settings in GNOME Tweaks and Zorin Appearance).
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Hello,
Do you have any 3rd party gnome extensions installed? I'm thinking the one that coloring the Gnome Shell?
Hi! Actually I have some:
- Disk Usage - Disk Usage - GNOME Shell Extensions
- Fullscreen notifications - Fullscreen Notifications - GNOME Shell Extensions
- Internet speed monitor - Internet Speed Monitor - GNOME Shell Extensions
- Lock keys - Lock Keys - GNOME Shell Extensions
- Transparent window moving - Transparent Window Moving - GNOME Shell Extensions
- Volume scroller - (5 links max)
- Window is ready - (5 links max)
But I don't think any of these are coloring the shell
I guess you tried rebooting to see if the theme goes back to default?
Try disable all the 3rd party extensions and see if it makes a change. It's a long shot, but you'll never know 
Can you provide of a screenshot how your appearance settings are set?
Are you using core or pro?
Hmmm.... strange behavior. Lets try reinstall the themes
sudo apt install --reinstall zorin-desktop-themesDo I need to reboot after executing it?
Be a good idea or logout should suffice.
Same thing.
The buttons are taller as well, that I remember the default one is shorter
Do you have any custom made .css script in your home directory? Like changing the theme manually and alike? something like gnome-shell.css for messing around with stuff?
I tested this theme: GitHub - vinceliuice/WhiteSur-gtk-theme: MacOS Big Sur like theme for Gnome desktops, it has a install.sh file, it probably uses some css to style stuff. Where do I look for these scripts?
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${HOME}/.config/gtk-4.0
From what I can see from the scrip from the site.
Seems clean enough.
be right back, I need to read these scripts through.