[KDE/Mac] Upgrade to 4.13.3 in Macports & default theme

[Bradley Giesbrecht]

On Oct 7, 2014, at 12:43 PM, Marko Käning <mk-lists at email.de> wrote:

> On 07 Oct 2014, at 11:33 , René J.V. Bertin <rjvbertin at gmail.com> wrote:
>> You asked Nicolas' opinion, you'll be getting mine too :)
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> Great, I had hoped so.
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>> The redrawing glitch in pulldown menus isn't occasional, at least not in the Oxygen theme.
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> Ah, ok. Well, I may have formulated it as such because I mostly use QtCurve these days… ;-)
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>> There's also the fact that that theme does *not* work properly in pure Qt applications; borders are being drawn with double-width lines.
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> I haven’t investigated that.
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>> It's been signalled and confirmed, but I haven't had any constructive feedback on how to tackle that particular issue (which is probably just a question of a variable not set or being kept at its static default). It may even be that I've been told that this wouldn't get addressed at all.
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> I see.
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>> QtCurve works fine, though, and doesn't depend on (OpenGL) compositing features that don't work properly on OS X.
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> Good.
> So, let’s go for IT! :)
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>> And you're right that the Aqua theme doesn't look good; even if there are no layout errors it takes much too much space for everything. (Which in itself might confirm my suspicion that it will work only with the default font setting…)
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> Yep, it should not be the default setting of a MacPorts/KDE installation anymore.
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> QtCurve does a fine job and thus should become our default theme.
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> We just need some magic in post-destroot of kdelibs4-runtime, I guess.
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> And thus we need to make every real KDE application depend on kdelibs4-runtime or even better kde4-workspace and not only kdelibs4 anymore, to be sure that the port allows and instructs the user to use kcmshell or the systemsettings app to get the correct preset for QtCurve.

Why not use post-activate to run kcmshell to write the config file if it does not yet exist?


Regards,
Bradley Giesbrecht (pixilla)

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