Snap Theme Problem on v26

[sglbl]

Description

I preferred the Snap version of DBeaver over the apt/deb version because it did not interfere with Zorin OS’s GTK theme or cause any theme inconsistencies. Even when using a dark system theme, it was applied original Dbeaver Light theme correctly without any visual issues. However, after upgrading from version 25 to 26, the colors are now inconsistent and appear incorrect.

I tried different combinations but couldn't get the original light theme
(Note: I don't want to create a gtk.css file, because until now, anytime I create and a set something on that file, it broke colors of totally unrelated apps)

Enabling Theme: on | Theme: Light | Color and font theme: Default / Classic Theme (Not readable)

Enabling Theme: off (Not readable)

Enabling Theme: on | Theme: Light | Color and font theme: Default / Classic Theme (Not readable)

Enabling Theme: on | Theme: Dark | Color and font theme: Classic Theme (Not readable)

Enabling Theme: on | Theme: Dark | Color and font theme: Default (only usable theme)

So I fixed the dark theme issue with this settings after 5 combinations. But I wanted to create this issue for someone who would like to use a light theme (on all screen, including the code editor part).
Same issue also occurs on deb version but it's not uncommon that OS theme and app theme mismatches on deb version. That's why I created the issue for snap. (I have a workaround to solve the issue for a light theme which is using GTK_THEME=ZorinBlue-Light /snap/bin/dbeaver-ce command with light theme set on the app. But I believe I shouldn't have to change this variable on the terminal to use with a light theme.
Thank you.

DBeaver Version

CE 26.0.1 (snap and deb)

Operating System

Zorin OS 18, GNOME 46, X11

[davestokes]

@sglbl Thank you for your report.

[IvanGorshechnikov]

Hi @sglbl
Unfortunately, this is the only workaround for this issue. We can't do anything with that.

[sglbl]

No problem. I edited the desktop file and injected "env GTK_THEME=ZorinBlue-Light" to the command to fix the issue. But thank you anyway.

[sglbl]

@IvanGorshechnikov I wonder which is the guilty one here? Does this problem occur because of GNOME's theme (it doesn't happen on other apps), or is it because of GTK (GNOME), so on a qt based DE (KDE, Xfce..) would this happen as well?