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Modify Konsole profile appearances - don't create whole profiles. #245
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Please #208 (comment) and #209 (comment). |
We need to create new profiles in order to change the theme while Konsole (or dependent apps like Yakuake) are running. We try to get the default profile and make copies of that to create the light and dark theme. |
@l0drex, thanks for the information. I think that the fact that I was unaware of that demonstrates that it's at least somewhat unintuitive. At least that tides me over for now. |
hello, when toggling dark / light mode in yin-yang change all the currently opened tab for the appropriate theme, but not the default profile; which mean every new tab (yakuake or konsole) will be with the wrong profile. thanks! |
This is another issue, but likely one we can't really solve. Maybe in the future though, so please open a new ticket! |
Describe the suggestion
Because not solely appearance configuration is stored in a Konsole profile, instead also functional configuration, I do not use Yin-Yang's Konsole profile style chooser because it creates new profiles rather than modifies the appearance of the default profile. Consequently, I want it to instead modify the apperance of the default profile (or better yet, whichever profile the user chooses, be that the default or not).
Enabled plugins
What plugins did you have enabled? If not relevant, you can remove this.
AtomBraveGeditKvantumAffected versions
Python version
Additional notes
Imagine if changing the global desktop theme reverted all functional changes too.
Footnotes
This refers to the application a plugin might use. For example, if you submit a bug report for the Firefox plugin, this refers to the Firefox version you are using. If the bug is in a plugin for a desktop environment, this refers to the DE (Plasma, Gnome, etc). ↩
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