Ubuntu Yaru
Ubuntu Yaru / 2018– / Style / Platform Screen Languages
Ubuntu's community-built default theme overlays Adwaita-based GTK and GNOME Shell with Ubuntu orange, dark header bars and Suru-derived icons, distributing windows, shell, icons, cursors and sound as one suite.
Light window body contrasted with a dark header bar / Ubuntu orange for selection and focus / Suru-derived icons based on circles, squares and vertical or horizontal oblongs / One-pixel icon edge, restrained gradient and lower shadow

Dictionary entry
- Best used for
- Unifying the Ubuntu desktop, default applications and distribution assets · Adding a distribution identity while remaining compatible with upstream GNOME
- Type
- Use Ubuntu type and short labels; avoid lettering inside icons.
- Composition
- Preserve GTK structure, using the dark header and orange focus ring to declare the active window.
- Material
- Reuse the Suru palette, restrained gradients and translucent dark outlines to keep icons from drifting apart.
- Caution
- Large overrides of Adwaita collide with application styling. Contain Ubuntu identity in color, headers and iconography instead of restructuring widgets.
- Further study
- Yaru and upstream Adwaita / Suru icon lineage / Yaru GTK, shell, icon and sound themes
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