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-**This list was created for avoiding duplicated issues, please read this before posting. If yours isn't listed here, delete this and continue.**
+### Please read this before posting:
-- The theme doesn't work in [distro] that doesn't have a GTK+ 3 version higher or equal than 3.14.
- - Arc does not support version lower than 3.14, sorry.
-- The theme is broken after a GTK update.
- - Recompile the theme.
+**This list was created for avoiding duplicated issues, if yours isn't listed, delete and continue.**
+
+- The theme doesn't work in [distro] that have a GTK+ 3 version lower than 3.14 (i.e. Linux Mint 17.x).
+ - Arc *only supports versions higher or equal than* 3.14.
+- The theme is broken after a major GTK+ 3 update (i.e. 3.18 :point_right: 3.20).
+ - Update the package or install from sources.
- The theme is broken after installing from a repository.
- - Check if the repository that you're using is specifically for the distribution (and distribution/GTK version) that you're using.
-- Using XFCE, the notifications looks ugly or are always full.
- - Please check if Arc is the theme selected on the Notifications configuration.
-- GTK 2 theme looks like Windows 95 and LibreOffice/others looks ugly.
- - Check if you have the Murrine GTK engine and `gnome-themes-standard` installed.
-- My GTK apps have a transparent background in Ubuntu.
+ - Check if the repository that you're using is *specifically* for the distribution (and distribution/GTK version) that you're using.
+- The theme is broken after installing from sources.
+ - Possibly a bug on GTK+ 3 version checking, use `--with-gnome=<version>` flag with `./autogen.sh`.
+- Theme isn't transparent on GNOME applications without CSD (i.e. Ubuntu's patched Nautilus).
+ - Transparency on GTK+ 3 themes *isn't supported* for non-CSD applications.
+- Theme doesn't build from AUR in Arch/Manjaro and others.
+ - Ensure you have the `base-devel` group installed.
+- Some GTK+ 3 applications have a transparent background in Ubuntu.
- Run this in terminal: `gsettings set com.canonical.desktop.interface scrollbar-mode normal`.
+- GTK+ 2 theme looks like Windows 95 and LibreOffice/others looks ugly.
+ - Check if you have the Murrine GTK engine and `gnome-themes-standard` installed.
-**Mark those:**
+----
- [ ] I read the list above.
- [ ] I read the README.
-- [ ] I've checked if my issue isn't duplicated.
+- [ ] I checked if my issue isn't duplicated.
-**And complete this:**
+**Details:**
- Distribution:
- Desktop environment:
- GTK+ 3 version:
-- GNOME Shell version (if using):
+- Arc version (commit):