[Solved] Default Color Scheme in Eclipse

First of all I have to admit Zorin has the fluid UI of all the distros I have used in the last few months. But I am facing some problems because of the Color Sceheme of Zorin. The Code assist(weirdly not in all cases) and Key Assist of Eclipse has white font over white background. Can someone tell me how to override the theme or fix the issue.

Hi, and Welcome to Zorin!

Well for starters you could install Ubuntu Tweak (download it from here: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/

then install with gdebi - you may need to install this from the software center or via a terminal:

Code:

sudo apt-get install gdebi

then right click the Ubuntu-Tweak.deb package and select 'Open with...' and choose Gdebi - after it has checked dependencies, click on the 'Install' button - it will report if everything went o.k.

Once installed, Launch it, go to the Tweaks tab and then explore 'themes'.

Also install the following packages from Synaptic: gnome-color-chooser and gtk-chtheme (and not tried this one - gtk-theme-config)

Hope this helps!