jomada A question just out of curiosity, will kvantum be implemented as an option, will it continue with qtcurve, both options, kvantum will not be implemented, only breeze will remain?

Extensive work has been done last week to move to Kvantum (replacing QtCurve), but too many bugs remain to make this switch. To name the biggest two:

  • Octopi search bar background does not change (should be one color on focus, next color--yellow-- on text found, gray on text not found), but text color does (so goes to white text on white background) on not found.
  • Kate/Kwrite do not have correct background colors for the search bars (green on text found, red on not are what should show), no change or any indication anything is find or not.

Seems Kvantum has nothing implemented for QValidator, thus a lot of functions will be gone if the switch should occur.

      demm
      Mmm ok, I had not been warned of those details, I could solve the Octopi search bar, but I still can't find a solution to Kate/kwrite. We will continue with qtcurve then, if it is better like this 🙂

        Maybe open a bug report in Kvantum? See if they don't mind implementing QValidator? (Octopi, I can patch Octopi itself, to not use white text).

        jomada octopi search bar I already have it

        patch available?

          Is the patch ready? Excellent!

          • demm replied to this.

            tal vez este comentario este fuera de lugar y no tenga nada que ver con kvantum, si asi es, simplemente eliminarlo o ignorarlo, o avisarme y yo lo elimino.

            yo en mi experiencia puedo decir que en mi equipo uso kvantum en entorno x-org, y cuando pruebo en entorno wayland tengo problemas con el efecto de desenfocar transparencias, no se muestra el difuminado de las ventanas o widgets transparentes como lo hacen en x-org, otro detalle es que quedan mejor las aplicaciones con las barras de menúes colocados a los laterales o inferior, porque toman más uniformidad con el cuerpo de la ventana.

            google-traslate:
            Maybe this comment is out of place and has nothing to do with kvantum, if so, just delete it or ignore it, or let me know and I delete it.

            In my experience I can say that in my computer I use kvantum in x-org environment, and when I try in a wayland environment I have problems with the effect of blurring transparencies, the blurring of windows or transparent widgets is not shown as they do in x- org, another detail is that applications are better with menu bars placed on the sides or bottom, because they take more uniformity with the body of the window.

            x-org

            wayland

            • demm replied to this.

              tatizaffaroni I try in a wayland environment

              That is for the Kvantum as default switch a non issue, Wayland is not ready in other places too to become default. Make sure though to use a non Aurorea based window decoration (breeze is basically the only one to work properly with Wayland).

              jomada Is the patch ready?

              https://github.com/KaOSx/apps/commit/df23c99d3ebbe3851d4d8f9ef29b4576c0432efd#diff-49efe0e7e2e2cad2ad0542532859f6b5L5

                    demm Make sure though to use a non Aurorea based window decoration

                    Yes, windows decoration is breeze.