Still no example to showcase what you mean by that? But do it with color, because we can’t only talk in balck and white …
Full black and full white should be avoided on any graphical elements of the UI … and arguably text should be the same.
Yes, i do work in an environment that is more towards a darkroom, almost like traditional photography studio, except the red light … otherwise my eyes will fail after 5 hours in front of the computer and i need to work almost 12 hours every day.
It is normal with dark themes to be less obvious, like any darker color will not emit as much light but instead absorb it, at least that is how is in nature, but with screens is also a problem of color profiles, lamp or led luminosity and temperature. My two screens are not identical, and in order for me to see the same thing i had to shift things in a very peculiar way because the calibration i used was giving me something i could not rely on at all.
Anyway, thanks for your patience so far. Will look more into this. I’m planning to identify each elements based on this and follow the default Blender 3 interface as has a proper contrast for everything, and that be used as a base also when the UI (not only the accents) can then get some coloration …
Small thing I noticed since it’s being cleaned up. Lock screen password field has Manjaro green border around. Will it get color-aware borders? Is this KDE change request or Manjaro change request?
Thanks.
If you are talking about zsh update then it’s just a different shell, nothing that would work not as it should.
They are gone because they are not updated in years, miss many things Breeze now has (like new icon sizes and improved visuals for existing ones) and all of this just because we have some differently-colored icons.
Yes it was a big update and I really tried to avoid issues but KDE is way too customizable and I can’t guess all settings set by user.
Not hating Manjaro because it tries to do things better == hivemind?
Other topics do not really belong to this thread but I can say they are quite minor and all are fixed already for some time. Yes, this is clearly a lack of QA from our end but we’ve learned these lessons already and there’s just no literal reason to keep reposting this. Everyone already read it too much times.
I noticed that vi is preinstalled by default, but it is terrible, because it does not fit arrow keys in keyboard.
I switched vi to vim that works fine with arrow keys.
more and less are also two very different things. less allows you to page up and down, and to do a search for a string. more is similar to cat, but with a prompt to press a key for seeing the next page when the screen is full.
Yup, like I said … newer things now have a poorer version of above … but its better than the cf one.
I wonder … does it work with sudo for example ?
Ex:
Well, with the complete line ─ which sits farther down in the file ─ it only works if I know the exact file I want to work on, because if said file is in a directory I don’t have read access too, then it won’t work.