I find that theme color is record in ~/.config/kwinrc , like this:
[deepin-chameleon] theme=light/deepin
So maybe running a script in background can read this line and change fonts color following system theme color?
cat ~/.config/kwinrc | grep theme | cut -d "=" -f 2 | cut -d "/" -f 1
Use this command can read whether it shows "light" or "dark".
I find that theme color is record in ~/.config/kwinrc , like this:
[deepin-chameleon] theme=light/deepinSo maybe running a script in background can read this line and change fonts color following system theme color?cat ~/.config/kwinrc | grep theme | cut -d "=" -f 2 | cut -d "/" -f 1Use this command can read whether it shows "light" or "dark".Hope this can help you.