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[Enhancement] Dark theme #93
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I guess, you looked at it on Cinnamon desktop, right? Then I am not sure I get the request, because that seems to be already implemented (as can be seen on the screenshot attached to #94). AFAICT, Qt applications rely on the system theme by default, so adding just a dark custom theme would be a bit strange. I don't mind adding support for setting a configurable style though, but definitely not limited to just dark one. |
At least for me, with a dark theme in Cinnamon, Munt has a light theme. |
Right, for me too as long as I am using the bundled appimage. Native build is not isolated from the DE and uses the system default style, I assume. But I am not too involved into Qt internals, so may be wrong. |
Gotcha. Although I prefer native builds, I use AppImages (or the like) only when necessary. Unfortunately, mt32emu_qt has been one such case. A previous attempt to build mt32emu failed. But attempting to build 2.6.2 worked! As one who is not a developer, I find the instructions vague but at least what is described to "probably" work does work to build mt32emu. And with the steps required to build mt32emu_qt remaining unclear, I attempted to build it according to the same instructions as mt32emu, and it worked! More verbose instructions might also be very appreciated by others. (Next mystery to solve: how to add compiler optimizations.) However, it can be executed only in the source tree. Executing the installed binary throws the following, although the relevant files are in /usr/local/lib: As expected, the native mt32emu_qt uses the system theme (dark). |
Oh well, the instructions really seem unclear 😕 |
For some forgotten reason, I have been usnig snapshots, of which pre-built binaries have not been provided. Since a .deb works (at least now), this issue is solved. But this leads to a question: Why not post all releases here? |
I still think that adding support for configurable palettes is a bad idea, but this has now a lower priority if you say so.
We do plan to involve GitHub actions soon-ish, so that development snapshots should be available here. But official releases seemingly remain where they are. |
At this point, I'm not requesting a theme selector. However, I remain curious how the LCD would look and function, regardless of theme, borderless and in black. |
The floating LCD would look even better if its window border were removed and the background of the MIDI MESSAGE indicator matched the black case of the MT-32.
A bonus would be if mt32emu_qt had a dark theme option.
mt32emu_qt 2.7 AppImage | Cinnamon 5.2.7 | Linux Mint 20.3
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