Open dreamyukii opened 7 months ago
this functionality can be accomplished with the files
module at build time. Making a module for it wouldn't make too much of a difference because it would still only be available at build time. If you are able to explain more of a usecase or give a example of the structure it would be helpful. You can also try implementing the module yourself, as it's just a simple shell script that takes in a JSON input
I think there was also talk about symlinking the /usr/share/sddm/themes
directory to somewhere in /etc
to make it writable and allow the KDE settings to update the theme accordingly. Not sure how well that works but that would likely be a much better option
this functionality can be accomplished with the
files
module at build time. Making a module for it wouldn't make too much of a difference because it would still only be available at build time. If you are able to explain more of a usecase or give a example of the structure it would be helpful. You can also try implementing the module yourself, as it's just a simple shell script that takes in a JSON input
maybe something similar to font module? adding themes from Pling/KDE store without need to download and put themes manually
symlinking the
/usr/share/sddm/themes
directory to somewhere in/etc
I think this is something we shouldn't encourage. If KDE wants to solve this issue themselves, or someone wants to use this hack in their own image, sure, but doesn't seem a great solution overall.
maybe something similar to font module? adding themes from Pling/KDE store without need to download and put themes manually
I agree. Something like that would be great. A general Pling downloader would be cool, since they host a lot of customization stuff, and the specific places to put the content in could be somehow configured or automagically determined.
While we're at it, a https://extensions.gnome.org/ downloader would be cool too...
Because sddm theme is located at /usr/share/sddm you can't customize it unless