Skype for linux light text entries

[aauzi]

Hi,
Thanks for the awesome work on this theme.

I noticed that skype for linux shows up with light base and text entries colours which make the software barely usable.

FWIW, the following patch makes things better for me:

*** gtkrc.old   2014-12-17 19:03:18.000000000 +0100
--- gtkrc   2015-01-30 20:28:46.523938320 +0100
***************
*** 1,6 ****
  # Bridge | ScionicSpectre

! gtk-color-scheme  = "base_color:#363636\nfg_color:#dbdbdb\ntooltip_fg_color:#FFFFFF\nselected_bg_color:#006aa8\nselected_fg_color:#FFFFFF\ntext_color:#dbdbdb\nbg_color:#2c2c2c\ninsensitive_bg_color:#282828\ntooltip_bg_color:#343434"

  gtk-auto-mnemonics              = 1
  gtk-primary-button-warps-slider = 1
--- 1,6 ----
  # Bridge | ScionicSpectre

! gtk-color-scheme  = "base_color:#363636\nfg_color:#dbdbdb\ntooltip_fg_color:#FFFFFF\nselected_bg_color:#006aa8\nselected_fg_color:#FFFFFF\ntext_color:#dbdbdb\nbg_color:#2c2c2c\ninsensitive_bg_color:#282828\ntooltip_bg_color:#343434\ninsensitive_fg_color:#56585a"

  gtk-auto-mnemonics              = 1
  gtk-primary-button-warps-slider = 1
*************** style "default"
*** 82,94 ****
    fg[NORMAL]      = @text_color
    fg[PRELIGHT]        = @fg_color
    fg[SELECTED]        = @selected_fg_color
!   fg[INSENSITIVE]     = "#56585a"
    fg[ACTIVE]      = @fg_color

    text[NORMAL]        = @text_color
    text[PRELIGHT]      = @text_color
    text[SELECTED]      = @selected_fg_color
!   text[INSENSITIVE]   = "#56585a"
    text[ACTIVE]        = @selected_fg_color

    base[NORMAL]        = @base_color
--- 82,94 ----
    fg[NORMAL]      = @text_color
    fg[PRELIGHT]        = @fg_color
    fg[SELECTED]        = @selected_fg_color
!   fg[INSENSITIVE]     = @insensitive_fg_color
    fg[ACTIVE]      = @fg_color

    text[NORMAL]        = @text_color
    text[PRELIGHT]      = @text_color
    text[SELECTED]      = @selected_fg_color
!   text[INSENSITIVE]   = @insensitive_fg_color
    text[ACTIVE]        = @selected_fg_color

    base[NORMAL]        = @base_color
*************** style "menu"
*** 764,770 ****

    GtkMenuItem::arrow-scaling  = 0.4

!   bg[NORMAL]  = "#262626"
          bg[INSENSITIVE] = @base_color
          bg[PRELIGHT]    = @base_color

--- 764,770 ----

    GtkMenuItem::arrow-scaling  = 0.4

!   bg[NORMAL]  = @insensitive_bg_color
          bg[INSENSITIVE] = @base_color
          bg[PRELIGHT]    = @base_color

*************** style "entry"
*** 1117,1127 ****
    xthickness  = 3
    ythickness      = 4

!         base[NORMAL] = "#dbdbdb" #Non Gtk apps like Spotify and Opera use this as the entry text-input color. So its better to color the images for the entry background colors#
          base[INSENSITIVE]       = @insensitive_bg_color
!         text[SELECTED]    = "#fff"
!         text[NORMAL]      = "#d2d2d2"
!         text[INSENSITIVE] = "#56585a"

    engine "pixmap"
    {
--- 1117,1127 ----
    xthickness  = 3
    ythickness      = 4

!         base[NORMAL] = @base_color #Non Gtk apps like Spotify and Opera use this as the entry text-input color. So its better to color the images for the entry background colors#
          base[INSENSITIVE]       = @insensitive_bg_color
!         text[SELECTED]    = @selected_fg_color
!         text[NORMAL]      = @text_color
!         text[INSENSITIVE] = @insensitive_fg_color

    engine "pixmap"
    {
*************** style "gimp_spin_scale"  =  "gtk_color"
*** 2484,2490 ****
  {
        base[NORMAL]        = shade(0.7, "#1e1e1e")
        bg[NORMAL]          = shade(0.7, "#1e1e1e")
!       bg[SELECTED]        = "#006aa8"
        text[NORMAL]        = shade(0.8, @fg_color)

    engine "pixmap"
--- 2484,2490 ----
  {
        base[NORMAL]        = shade(0.7, "#1e1e1e")
        bg[NORMAL]          = shade(0.7, "#1e1e1e")
!       bg[SELECTED]        = @selected_bg_color
        text[NORMAL]        = shade(0.8, @fg_color)

    engine "pixmap"

It is applied to the version of DeLorean-Dark theme that comes packaged in the mate-themes-extras-3.14.4-1 package of Fedora 21. I believe it is version 17 of DeLorean-Dark.

Kind regards,
A