On Friday 26 June 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
> With icons, we use symbolic link default -> oxygen (or default.kde4 ->
> oxygen). What about using something similar here?
sure, a symlink would work fine here.
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> see attached patch.
+1
> personally i think that themes that rely on a certain subset of elements in
> the fallback theme remaining consistent are operating on a delusion.
It is not just that. The biggest problem I've had was that I had (per your
suggestion) trimmed down Lancelot's themes to
Just another thing.
The problem mainly arose from the fact that we use the /name/ of the directory
as an identifier which decides whether the theme is the default one.
So, we would still have this problem after this patch (which still gets +1
from me even with this problem).
How to make a them
On Friday 26 June 2009, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> On Thursday 25 June 2009, Marco Martin wrote:
> > b)mantain oxygen as "default" and just load air instead of oxygen at kde
> > startup
>
> and how will that work for krunner? kwin? put this in every application
> that should be using the global settin
On Thursday 25 June 2009, Marco Martin wrote:
> b)mantain oxygen as "default" and just load air instead of oxygen at kde
> startup
and how will that work for krunner? kwin? put this in every application that
should be using the global setting? that doesn't seem like a good idea.
it also means we
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 14:21, Marco Martin wrote:
> there are few possible solutions:
> a) not caring, be a bad boys and just require the themes to be complete (ok,
> not a solution this one :p)
> b)mantain oxygen as "default" and just load air instead of oxygen at kde
> startup
> c)have a fallbac
b) and c) do not rule out each other, indeed:
we could have c) as an optional entry which defaults to oxygen which would be
the "default fallback" option.
To me this seems the sanest option, since many themes around, being incomplete
as Nuno said, rely on the fact that they are fallbacked by oxy
I think c) is the most interesting, as it would let people to rely on any
theme they want to (and who'd make a third party theme relying on another
third party theme would have conscience it's not KDE's and, as so, could be
unstable and s/he'd have to be sure the theme is ok time to time), but b) i
2009/6/25 Nuno Pinheiro
> A Thursday 25 June 2009 13:21:22, Marco Martin escreveu:
>
> My vote goes for b)
>
> most themes around are very incomplete.
>
>
> > Hi all,
> > as i was talking today with Ivan on irc, there could be a problem in
> having
> > air as default theme now, since is the fallb
A Thursday 25 June 2009 13:21:22, Marco Martin escreveu:
My vote goes for b)
most themes around are very incomplete.
> Hi all,
> as i was talking today with Ivan on irc, there could be a problem in having
> air as default theme now, since is the fallback theme too, many existing
> (and incomple
Hi all,
as i was talking today with Ivan on irc, there could be a problem in having
air as default theme now, since is the fallback theme too, many existing (and
incomplete) themes that relied on many elements to be the fallback ones now
have the air elements, a thing that could quite break thei
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