https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496802
--- Comment #22 from temporalabstract...@gmail.com --- (In reply to Ilya Fedin from comment #21) > > How exactly is it supposed to be different when it still seems to save it's > > color schemes to ~/.config/qt6ct/colors in the same format and Kate simply > > doesn't seem to use that? Is it supposed to communicate to Kate in a > > different way to use that? > > The intended usage is that you choose one of pre-made KColorSchemes, such as > Breeze Dark. If you want to create your own KColorScheme, you have to create > it with systemsettings. Then what's the point of installing qt6ct-kde or qt6ct at all? The way I understand it, qt6 can be configured in various ways, kde-systemsettings and qt6ct being one of those ways. Am I to read your post that KDE applications, despite respecting qt5ct and qt6ct prior now have it as feature that they ignore it and can only be configured with kde-systemsettings. If so, what's the point of QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt6ct then and most of all, why does kate load ~/.config/qt6ct/colors/Darkgrey.conf but then does nothing with it? Surely this cannot be intended behavior as a feature and has to be a bug? And if it be intended, it seems like removing a useful feature that was their prior. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
