On Sun, May 22, 2016 at 10:28 PM, René J. V. <rjvber...@gmail.com> wrote:
> David Edmundson wrote: > > > >> > It then grew to include some GTK settings and backporting stuff to > KDE4. > >> > >> What backporting stuff? > >> > > > > As we have KDE apps using kdelibs4 this also saves some settings to > > ~/.kde4/kdeglobals as well as the new place. > > Ah, yes, indeed. I see that now in the source. > > > I hope by now it's redundant, but I'm not sure. > > In what way would it be redundant? Do KDE4 applications read in the > QSP-based > locations nowadays? Also, I thought there was the idea to keep the settings > separate? > > I'm hoping it's redundant because most apps are ported. > BTW, does this mean that one shouldn't run the KDE4 and KF5 systemsettings > on > the same machine (when they can be coinstalled, e.g. when KF5 is in its own > prefix)? > > > Not quite. This writes the colours out into the file > > ~/.config/Trolltech.conf > > Right, I don't know where I thought I saw output to kdeglobals. > > It takes a pointer to it to copy out from kdeglobals. > > Qt used to load that as a fallback for loading kdeglobals. > > If I understood correctly it was more Qt's version of kdeglobals combined > with > certain settings from all Qt4-based applications. Something they indeed > got rid > of with Qt5. > > > Which platform plugin are you using? > > > > If the platform plugin doesn't load anything, it seems it will use > > qt_fusionPalette() which is hardcoded. > > Most of the time I use my version of the KDE platform theme plugin (now as > a > scratch repo under rjvbb/osx-integratin). It acts as a proxy to the native > platform plugin. I'll have a look what the native plugin does, but it > stands to > reason that it will use an appropriate palette. Not from Fusion I think; > that > has a kind of beige window background which we don't get on OS X. > Doesn't KDE introduce a number of palette elements of its own, like for > text > elements, and which don't have a Qt equivalent? > > Yeah. "KColorScheme". That ends up opening kdeglobals directly. aha - and this is how you're ending up with the right colours. A palette can also come from the qstyle: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qstyle.html#standardPalette Both the breeze and oxygen style (via kstyle) set the application palette to the one from the color scheme hence you end up using kdeglobals *if* you have one of those two styles set. > R. > > > _______________________________________________ > Plasma-devel mailing list > Plasma-devel@kde.org > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel >
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