I think the problem is that that window is partially using GTK and thus getting default (light) GTK colours.
Go to System Settings -> Application Style -> GNOME Application Style (GTK) and switch your GTK2 and 3 themes to a dark one. Optimally a GTK version of breeze dark, which definitely does exist (look for breeze-gtk in your repos, or else have a search around online)
Guest article by maxice8
Recently the community-oriented password manager KeePassXC made a new major release, 2.5.0.
In this new release there was a really important change, the implementation of the secrets API from Freedesktop.
This is oversimplifiedFor those that don’t know, the secrets API is a specification for storing and querying secrets (duh) like passwords, tokens and ssh keys, and really anything you wanted.
After getting pleasantly surprised that someone else updated the keepassxc package on Alpine Linux, I decided to enable keepassxc as my system-keyring instead of gnome-keyring
A Linux OS for privacy ?
I need to test this!
Long post from Snowden about a "private" smartphone.
Contains interesting points of vue :--)
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Chouette blog orienté, entre autres, Linux 😊
La plus grande course à obstacles de Wallonie !
Interesting post about the customization of the Angular Build system
Extended AOSP ROM. It purposes lots of features that could be integrated in another privacy-focused ROM
Raspberry pi zero mini computer
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Presentation of shellcheck. A tool that lets you lint your bash scripts 😊
It used to be one of the joys of writing embedded software was never having to deploy shell scripts. But now with platforms like the Raspberry Pi becoming very common, Linux shell scripts can be a …
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