white title bar in KeePassXC on Arch

[k1gen]

with firejail:

without firejail:

[grulja]

It probably limits some DBus access, which we rely on for the xdg-desktop-portal. I don't think there is nothing I can do about that in QAdwaitaDecorations.

[k1gen]

keepassxc also has a white bar with dark theme, even without firejail. should I open a new issue?

[grulja]

You can reopen this one and change the title. What distribution do you use?

[k1gen]

I'm using Arch, installed qadwaitadecorations-qt5, qadwaitadecorations-qt6 and qt5-wayland-decorations. here's how the window looks:

[grulja]

What is your version of gnome-session and xdg-desktop-portal?

[k1gen]

@grulja

$ pacman -Q | rg 'gnome-session|xdg-desktop-portal'
gnome-session 45.0-1
xdg-desktop-portal 1.18.0-2
xdg-desktop-portal-gnome 45.0-1
xdg-desktop-portal-gtk 1.14.1-3

[grulja]

Can you build QAdwaitaDecorations from git and run your app with QT_LOGGING_RULES='*.qadwaitadecorations=true'? This will report what color scheme it found. Is your GNOME session using dark or light theme?

[k1gen]

this actually only happens if the application was autostarted and put in tray, not if I close the autostarted one and launch it myself

[grulja]

Can you try with https://github.com/FedoraQt/QAdwaitaDecorations/pull/38?

[k1gen]

how can I try it if you didn't make a release with it?

[grulja]

how can I try it if you didn't make a release with it?

I was hoping you can build it from the sources as I don't want to make a release of something that is untested.

You just need to clone this repo, checkout to dbus-watcher branch and follow the instructions mentioned in the README.

[k1gen]

@grulja I compiled the dbus-watcher branch and installed it, nothing changed. here's what I did:

git clone git@github.com:FedoraQt/QAdwaitaDecorations.git && cd ...
git checkout dbus-watcher
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DHAS_QT6_SUPPORT=true -DUSE_QT6=false ..
make && sudo make install

I have also exported QT_LOGGING_RULES=*.qadwaitadecorations=true in ~/.config/environment.d/envvars.conf, here are all the logs:

Oct 19 14:38:59 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Using Qt5 version with Qt6 backports
Oct 19 14:38:59 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: XDP DBus service is running, querying settings
Oct 19 14:38:59 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Changing color scheme to  light
Oct 19 14:39:00 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Using  "window-close-symbolic.svg"  from  ""  theme
Oct 19 14:39:00 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Using  "window-minimize-symbolic.svg"  from  ""  theme
Oct 19 14:39:00 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Using  "window-maximize-symbolic.svg"  from  ""  theme
Oct 19 14:39:00 think keepassxc[2084]: qt.qpa.qadwaitadecorations: Using  "window-restore-symbolic.svg"  from  ""  theme

[grulja]

I'm surprised you were able to build it with -DHAS_QT6_SUPPORT=true. Does Arch have same backports we have in Fedora to qtwayland? Anyway, there seem to be something wrong with your xdg-desktop-portal instance as in your case you don't seem to be able to read the settings. Maybe some of the portal implementation is getting delayed or something? But the issue doesn't seem to be in QAdwaitaDecorations.

[k1gen]

I built it because I have decorations backport: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=qt5-wayland-decorations the portal wasn't altered in any way, and services start without delays, so I have no clue what to do now: systemctl --user status --no-pager xdg-desktop-portal xdg-desktop-portal-gtk xdg-desktop-portal-gnome | curl -F'file=@-' https://0x0.st: https://0x0.st/HJQQ.txt

[k1gen]

another app in autostart (JamesDSP) uses dark header bar, but keepassxc doesn't. what could be the culprit?

[k1gen]

it seems to be random: https://0x0.st/HJ3A.txt

[ArtyIF]

For me, it consistently triggers on KeePassXC's autostart. When launching it manually, it's always dark. The autostart also always ignores the minimize/maximize preferences in GNOME Tweaks, while the manually launched program doesn't.