| Re: To .themes user directoy no??
Jul 25 2016 on content AdwaitaDark |
Both ~/.local/share/themes and ~/.themes are theme installation folders but some DEs may not recognize the latter (although they should recognize the former), so I recommended /usr/share/themes/, which always works. |
|  | | Re: Installed, but I can't use it full.
Jul 24 2016 on content AdwaitaDark |
Maybe MATE hasn't installed the theme correctly. This method should work under all DE's: put the extracted folder AdwaitaDark in the root folder /usr/share/themes/ and select it in any way you select a GTK-2.0 theme. |
| | | Re: Thanks
Jun 18 2016 on content KvGnome for Kvantum |
Yes, Kvantum supports patterns in a flexible way. See Theme-Making.pdf → Patterns. |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
Jun 9 2016 on content Kvantum |
Thanks for your contribution! |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
May 22 2016 on content Kvantum |
BTW, as the .pro files are made for systems with Qt5 as their default Qt (i.e. most systems), Kvantum Manager and the extra themes won't be installed if the default Qt is Qt4. You should either compile them separately from their own folders or edit 'kvantum.pro'. |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
May 22 2016 on content Kvantum |
> Also, you don't have to specify dependencies for the finished package in the debian/control file
That was intentional: deb packages built against Qt >= 5.5.1 didn't work well in systems with Qt-5.5.0. |
| | | Re: Support for Ubuntu 16.04
May 22 2016 on content GnomishGray |
I'm really sorry to say this but, due to (useless) backward incompatible changes that Gnome devs always make to gtk3, updating gtk3 themes is a waste of time, IMO. So, I won't update my gtk3 themes anymore (actually, I don't use gtk3 anymore). |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
May 19 2016 on content Kvantum |
Please read my reply above! |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
May 19 2016 on content Kvantum |
Oh, now I remember! Thanks for reporting! That's because of a workaround I included in Kvantum for QTBUG-47043. If I remove it for Qt < 5.5, Kvantum should be compiled against Qt-5.3 too. Please test again after I make a commit in GitHub (see the title of the latest commit) and tell me about the result! Thanks in advance!
As for the Debian folder, you're right. But, although I use Debian, I don't like to make an exception for Debian based systems. What about Arch-based systems (I like them very much) or rpm-based system? Should I include build folders/files for them too? I don't think so -- at least, not yet. |
| | | Re: Kvantum qt5 on Jessie
May 18 2016 on content Kvantum |
Strange! The specific header `qxcbwindowfunctions.h` isn't used by Kvantum.
I don't think Jessie has a DE that recognizes Qt5 style plugins automatically. You should use one of the methods explained in INSTALL.
Thanks for the arch-independent tip! I only build 64-bit packages because I can test them. |
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