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I recently downloaded Gnome 3.10.1, but when I logged out and logged back in it told me that I needed to install Gnome 3 Elegance Theme. When I downloaded task-gnome-minimal, I'd also checked the box for Elegance, I even downloaded it on it's own later, but it's still saying that it hasn't been installed. Does anyone know of a solution for this?

What tell you that it needs Gnome 3 Elegance Theme? Do you see this in the login screen, or where?

And as a hint, better use task-gnome, task-gnome-minimal isn't really supported that well.

I installed both task-gnome and task-gnome-minimal. When I log onto Mageia using Gnome 3, at the bottom of the screen a small black popup appears saying that I need to install Gnome 3 Elegance Theme.

I'll try to take a look.

Can you please install the attached package and check if you still see the issue you described?

I downloaded the attached package, but the same issue is occurring. Also I noticed this morning when I went onto my computer and brought it out of suspend, the desktop wall paper was all pixelated. I attached an image of it.

CRIS925 wrote:the desktop wall paper was all pixelated. I attached an image of it.

Maybe you forgot to attach it?

FWIW, you may want to look at the troubleshooting section at http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ ... ent=151436
You should check if there's any elegance processes running, and maybe provide the output here as your normal user of

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ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep -i elegance
elegance-colors update

Sorry about that, I've attached it now.

FWIW, I can reproduce, but you didn't read the message correctly. It mentions that the user theme extension is not installed.
This is also documented in the elegance-colors instructions, see

http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Elegance+Colors?content=151436 wrote:Also install the User Theme Extension for Gnome Shell
( https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/19/user-themes/ )

You need to visit that site in a browser which supports the gnome-shell plugin system (chrome/chromium doesn't support it, as they dropped support for NPAPI plugins)
so use e.g. firefox and then enable the plugin. Should also be possible to enable the extension by running the following command as your regular user in a terminal:

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gnome-shell-extension-tool -e user-themes

Then you can run elegance-colors and you shouldn't get that message at the bottom for the missing user theme extension anymore.
You can then also run elegance-colors-prefs to change the preferences.

Start of it looks like this here:

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[doktor5000@Mageia5]─[22:50:31]─[~] killall elegance-colors
[doktor5000@Mageia5]─[22:50:58]─[~] elegance-colors start
[INFO 22:51:00] Starting process
[WARN 22:51:00] 14686 does not seem to be elegance-colors
[INFO 22:51:00] Updating config file
[INFO 22:51:01] Loading module 'gnome-shell'

Ok so the popup isn't happening anymore. As for the other problem, when I bring the computer out of suspend the screen is pixelated and it stays that way until I either, set up my desktop wallpaper again, or restart the computer.

No clue, I still have the default wallpaper. Have to check again.

Whatever the cause of the pixelated screen it's not doing it anymore. Thanks for your help though with the Gnome theme.