Moreover, although the flatpak version allows me to use a "preinstalled theme" (it comes with six), this is not quite the same as when Libre runs with the light system theme. It automatically changes with the system theme. Some also suggest using the flatpak variant of LibreOffice, as it does not use the system GTK and instead comes with Adwaita-light by default, but I tried this and it didn't work either. Linux being so customisable, surely this shouldn't be so hard? None of the similar questions asked ever really reached a definitive solution, so is this not even possible? Expectation (light Libre + dark system): desktop file to include env GTK_THEME (such as this post), but none of them have worked for me. I have tried searching online extensively, and attempted several of the suggested solutions, such as editing the. However, I want LibreOffice to use the light theme while keeping my system dark.
I understand that LibreOffice automatically uses the system colour theme-my preferred system theme is dark so LibreOffice uses it as well. I recently started using Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon.
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