(2019-05-01, 12:43)Ladylike Wrote: Hi. I just downloaded The newest version 3.4.29 (aka 3.5.0-beta9) In this release I am unable to change the theme colors in the interface settings (it's colored red). I am able to change the color for the current theme. But I would like to change the theme not only the colors :-)
So I checked my install, it worked fine, I switched back to Estuary, removed the skin.metropolis folder and the addon settings and Kodi's settings manually, downloaded the release again from Githib, and installed via zip through Kodi, switched to Metropolis and it worked fine, so I did it all again just to make sure, it worked too.
I think either Kodi didn't install Metropolis correctly or it got corrupted while doing an across the network install.
The first reason can be a glitch or because it was in use while doing an upgrade, either way, try manually deleting Metropolis and reinstalling.
The second reason can be resolved by first coping the skin.metropolis file to the same device prior to installing it, eg. not from a mapped drive or an SMB share but from a local drive. Try manually deleting Metropolis and copying the zip file to a local folder before reinstalling.
To manually remove Metropolis and reinstall it:
1) Use Kodi's "Interface" section in Settings to switch to the Estuary skin.
2) Go to the "Addons" section, and uninstall Metropolis under the "Look and Feel" Skin section.
3) Copy the skin.metropolis file from the release to a local folder.
4) Reinstall from zip file and switch to the skin.
If that doesn't work try this brute force method:
1) Use Kodi's "Interface" section in Settings to switch to the Estuary skin.
2) Close Kodi.
3) Go to where the Metropolis skin is installed, this may be:
"C:\Users\***insert-username-here***\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\addons\" in Windows
"/home/***insert-username-here***/.kodi/addons/" in Linux
"/storage/.kodi/addons/" in LibreElec/OpenElec
"/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/addons/" in Android
4) Delete the "skin.metropolis" folder manually.
3) Copy the skin.metropolis file from the release to a local folder.
4) Open Kodi.
5) Reinstall from zip file and switch to the skin.
Let me know if it works.