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KDE is in better shape than GNOME, but there are still some nits. Nearly all the available third party themes for example are blurry or otherwise render incorre
by cosmic_cheese 10mo ago
KDE is in better shape than GNOME, but there are still some nits. Nearly all the available third party themes for example are blurry or otherwise render incorrectly with fractional scaling on.
- cwillu 10mo agoSo don't use a third party theme.
- cosmic_cheese 10mo agoProblem is, the stock themes aren't to my taste at all.
- nish__ 10mo agoWhy not send a pull request to one of your theme maintainers?
- cosmic_cheese 10mo agoTo my understanding, doing that wouldn't be helpful due to hard technical limits that can't be reconciled. Most window chrome themes are Aurora themes, which don't play nice with HiDPI, and to change that they'd need to be rewritten as C++ themes (like the default Breeze theme is), which is beyond the capabilities of most people publishing themes.
- pseudalopex 10mo agoDid you try Klassy?[1] [1] https://github.com/paulmcauley/klassy https://github.com/paulmcauley/klassy
- cosmic_cheese 10mo agoI have not, looks high quality though.
- Atlas26 10mo agoThat’s not a KDE issue though, blame the themes
- jhasse 9mo agoStill better than macOS and Windows where third-party theming is basically non-existant. And we were talking about why Linux wasn't an alternative to macOS, weren't we?