Add KDE Colorsheme Folders - #3614
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Thanks. That is an interesting way, I even didn't think to do it in that way. I still don't sure to add these folders, or not, but I'll merge this PR right now, if you remove commits with the generated folders. |
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If this is merged, the KDE colorscheme section in the readme.md could be updated, I don't think the current description is up to date. |
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The wiki looks great. But changing the Papirus and Papirus-Dark as mentioned here makes no difference to me. The Plasma panel (currently 5.27.9) uses icons from it's plasma theme, so system icons don't get applied here. Plasma 6 however will use system icons, more of this related to #3595. I hope they will find a good way to implement this, currently it looks like a mess with For these folders I would mention it somewhere like For KDE colorscheme use this folders color... |
I'm not a KDE user, but I suppose you need to change the icon theme for apps that do not support nor |
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Yeah you are right. I suppose it's best we wait for Plasma 6 and change it then.
For now I would just like to let people know that kde color scheme folders exist (in this case Chameleon). |
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@Dejweed I'm not sure the folders will be added as an optional in papirus-folders. I would see these folders as default, or a separated icon theme, like https://github.com/varlesh/papirus-colors. |
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@Link1J Thanks! |
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This is my attempt at doing #3561, but unlike it, theses are generated via script, so they should be more maintainable.
I know that new folder colours aren't welcome, but I hope that because of how specialized these are, they will be welcomed in.
I would have like to make these the default instead of the blue ones, so that it mimics breeze when on KDE, but becuase of a bug (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446468), I didn't do that. That bug also affects this, so there isn't much I could do about it.