Are you on Wayland? If so, try setting the theme using Nwg-Look instead. If not, stick with LXappearance. Also btw I just found out that LXappearance doesn’t apply GTK settings directly, you’ll need log off and on for the change to take place, if you haven’t done that already.
Also, what’s the DE that you’re using? Because if you’re not on Gnome (from the sounds of it, you’re on LXQt?), you may need to install certain GTK theme engine dependencies like gnome-themes-extra and gtk-murrine-engine. Reboot (or logoff/on), and try again.
Also worth trying a different theme such as Breeze or Arc. Maybe try a light variant as well.
If all else fails, open a bug report on the Lutris github.
Are you on Wayland? If so, try setting the theme using Nwg-Look instead. If not, stick with LXappearance. Also btw I just found out that LXappearance doesn’t apply GTK settings directly, you’ll need log off and on for the change to take place, if you haven’t done that already.
Also, what’s the DE that you’re using? Because if you’re not on Gnome (from the sounds of it, you’re on LXQt?), you may need to install certain GTK theme engine dependencies like
gnome-themes-extraandgtk-murrine-engine. Reboot (or logoff/on), and try again.Also worth trying a different theme such as Breeze or Arc. Maybe try a light variant as well.
If all else fails, open a bug report on the Lutris github.
Ill try nwg-look. Im on hyprland
Well the errors gone but it still wont open
Run
journalctl -fbefore starting Lutris, then launch Lutris and check the journalctl for any errors.