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After the latest update from Ubuntu's Software update for Notepadqq on Ubuntu 16.04, the application's icons and font (not editor's font) had changed. Why and how I'm going back? I'll attach a screenshot (top) with the original icons on Ubuntu and another one (bottom) with the ones after the update. default icons&font

new icons&font

BR4TO92
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I can't confirm this (I'm using Notepadqq 1.3.4-1~xenial1 on Xenial).

But you can change Notepadqq theme back in its settings:

  1. Open Settings menu
  2. Click Preferences

  3. On Appearance section set Color scheme to Default:

    Appearance

N0rbert
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  • Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately it's not the case: the color scheme applies only on the editor, it's not for the icons and application's main font (not the editor's font). I had the same dark theme before so it's not the case. – BR4TO92 Apr 14 '18 at 17:39
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This is a very late reply, but in case anyone else stumbles upon this. The window design seems to be controlled by the systems QT settings, not by notepadqq itself. The design can thus be changed with for example the Qt5 Configuration tool

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