Dennisn't

Tried with the `separator-scale` option, problem persists: garbled icon rendering, perhaps wrong character-to-icon assignment of any sorts?

Follow up: I've just noticed that some `flatpak` apps seem to somehow hijack or block access to these keyboard shortcuts. _e.g._ Elementary _Terminal_ won't close with `Alt+F4` unless I quit...

Hi @jeremypw! Thanks for the prompt reply! The `/home` partition is on the same disk as `/` (it's a laptop). I'll try to illustrate the current situation with some edited...

Indeed. Now, my `/` partition has 2,5Gb of free space, but my separate `/home` partition (on the same disk) has 8,5Gb of free space. The former is visible by hovering...

Exactly, it does not appear as a separate volume. However, while it is indeed the logical step to verify the available space, it feels a tad detached from the initial...

Perhaps something like internally running an equivalent of `df -h | grep '/home'`, polling the results and _regexing_ the available space. Man, I wish I knew Vala, I'd be forking...

I just saw your workaround, as after a Kubuntu stint I'm back on Elementary OS. While it does finally show the available space for the home folder, as it's mounted...

Fair enough; not a show stopper anyway, so no worries here. Cheers!

For example, when keyboard-navigating with _Tab_ between button options, like _Cancel_ or _Accept_, the accent color is mostly applied to the active button's outline, and very slightly as a tint...

It's related, but as you say, the appearence is different. I'll open a couple of issues related to visual contrast, including screenshots.