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Both adwaita-qt5 and adwaita-qt6 have an issue with hard-coded colors affecting ability to use color schemes in qt5ct and qt6ct. I used these packages adwaita-qt5 and adwaita-qt6 from the repos provided in Fedora 37. (1.4.2-1.fc37)
Buttons in adwaita-qt5 are not colorable. On top of this, adwaita-qt6 is near impossible to color except for a few locations. Always reproducible with any color scheme created, the default adwaita colors are used instead of colors from the color scheme.
A project called Gradience To Qt Theme Converter, now becoming a plugin for Gradience, currently relies on generating color schemes for adwaita-qt to give consistent colored apps.
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This had cost me several minutes trying to understand where this brown button comes from.
I want to add that this blue accent color that is present in underlines like tab 1 or in activated radios etc. is not affected by color palette too. @ZechariahB if I only had known this converter some hours before!
Both adwaita-qt5 and adwaita-qt6 have an issue with hard-coded colors affecting ability to use color schemes in qt5ct and qt6ct. I used these packages adwaita-qt5 and adwaita-qt6 from the repos provided in Fedora 37. (1.4.2-1.fc37)
Buttons in adwaita-qt5 are not colorable. On top of this, adwaita-qt6 is near impossible to color except for a few locations. Always reproducible with any color scheme created, the default adwaita colors are used instead of colors from the color scheme.
A project called Gradience To Qt Theme Converter, now becoming a plugin for Gradience, currently relies on generating color schemes for adwaita-qt to give consistent colored apps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: