Altere as cores de texto e de plano de fundo no gedit.
Wagner Luís de Araújo Menezes Macêdo
wagnerluis1982@gmail.com 2007
Pedro Vaz de Mello de Medeiros
pedrovmm@gmail.com 2007
Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle
leonardof@gnome.org 2007, 2008
Vladimir Melo
vmelo@gnome.org 2008
Fabricio Godoy
skarllot@gmail.com 2008
Krix Apolinário
krixapolinario@gmail.com 2009
José Carlos Menezes
jcmenezes.91@gmail.com 2013
Enrico Nicoletto
hiko@duck.com 2013, 2014, 2022
Rafael Fontenelle
rafaelff@gnome.org 2013-2020
Bruno Lopes
brunolopesdsilv@gmail.com 2021.
Giovanni dos S.A.L Rodrigues
giovannilombone.io@gmail.com 2024

# Alterando o esquema de cor

gedit includes several different color schemes, allowing you to change the appearance of the main text area.

# Para alterar o esquema de cor:

Pressione o botão de menu no canto superior direito da janela e selecione Preferências Fontes & cores.

Escolha seu esquema de cores desejado.

O novo esquema de cores será aplicado imediatamente.

# For light and dark theme variants

There are actually two color scheme settings: one color scheme to choose when a light theme is applied to the whole application, and one color scheme to choose when a dark theme is applied. The Preferences dialog allows you to configure both.

# About unsupported color schemes

Some color schemes may be unsupported for the theme variant used (light or dark). When that is the case, the color scheme cannot be selected and is marked explicitly as unsupported.

This happens when a color scheme inherits some colors from the theme, and it is assumed that the theme is either light or dark. If it were possible to apply such a color scheme when the wrong theme is used, it would appear that the color scheme has bugs and some of the text would be unreadable.

# Use a custom color scheme

You can also use color schemes that have been created by others, or create and use your own color schemes. See the libgedit-gtksourceview documentation.