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lot better with this type of outlining, and is not too uncommon since Windows 10 also has white text by default for desktop icons.
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1) Add 3 different "view modes" for applications in the start menu: Alphabetical (no categories), Partial Categories (same as before - still on list though), or Categories (need to click the category to go into it and see the applications).2) Fix the theming of partially checked checkboxes and groupboxes.
3) Force the desktop icons to have black text in the theme (no matter which color scheme is in use).
4) Adjust the outlining effects of the desktop icons to use a radial gradient now, so you get a smoother effect which does not steal eye focus as much on contrasting backgrounds.
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list/tree widget currently has focus.
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Now you can specify: "INHERITS=<name of theme>" within the theme file and it will replace that line with the contents of the other theme (if it exists). This allows all the lumina-interface-specific settings to be put within the "None" theme, and the Lumina-Default theme just inherits those settings at the outset (a lot easier to maintain/adjust going forward).
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takes care of readability instead now.
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more distinct from the main days area
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adjust the theme files accordingly.
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bars, etc).
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more minor adjustments to case sensitivity in the luminaDesktop.conf parsing.
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This fixes the issue with removing the last "favorite" from the system causing a crash.Also make sure to remove any empty lines from the favorites when loading them.
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highlighted desktopview items.
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desktop plugin shaders/backgrounds. This ensures a uniformity with the panel appearance (when the panel is following the theme). Also add an entry for the new systemmonitor plugin.
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unintendeded aftereffects. Also move those new modifications into the "None" theme (since it impacts the desktop and not generic applications).
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(so things still function properly).
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to the lumina theme system.
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stylesheet declarations in the lumina-config ui file.
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This disables all the special Qt theming (except for the custom font/font size), and will use the default theme for Qt.
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actually have a theme available by default that can be edited/changed.
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1) New libLumina classes: LuminaThemes.h
2) Single-line usage to add lumina theme usage to an application (already added to all the Lumina utilities)
3) Include a Lumina-default theme template, as well as a single color scheme (will add more later)
4) Will create a global Qt style for "lumina" so that this theme engine can be automatically applied to all Qt applications at a later date (want to make sure to beat this up and get it working reliably before turning it on for everything).
Major Features:
1) Full Qt theme capabilities through Qt stylesheets (so they can be modified and applied on the fly).
2) Stylesheets are broken into a couple pieces: an "incomplete" stylesheet file (the theme template) with variables in place of colors, font size, and font family. A "color" file which variable->value definitions for the different colors. And a themesettings.cfg files which keeps track of the files/font settings.
3) Along with this, add the ability to specify the icon theme that is used as well, and make that automatically re-loaded as necessary.
4) Add the ability to read/set thes values in lumina-config. The lumina-config usage is still a bit rough: working on cleaning it up right now.
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(for testing). The theme loading/usage appears to be working, now I just need to generalize the theme template so that it applies to all the QAbstract* widgets
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