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I don't know of any other Qt style engine that's more flexible than Kvantum in that regard. Please read |
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I have a working implementation here: sagikazarmark@0198908 Theme path detection should probably be refactored a bit, because this change made it incredibly complex, not to mention that it required changes in several different parts of the code. |
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It seems that Kvantum looks for themes under a single prefix directory (
/usr/share
on most systems).In NixOS (a GNU/Linux distribution), the entire operating system, including the kernel, applications, system packages and configuration files, are built by the Nix package manager. Nix stores all packages in isolation from each other, in its own directory under /nix/store.
Therefore Kvantum themes installed by individual packages in NixOS are not put in a common prefix, like in more traditional systems, and Kvantum is not able to find them.
For Kvantum to find themes installed by other packages, it would have to be able to look at other directories other than
/usr/share
. A good solution would be to look at all directories listed in theXDG_DATA_DIRS
environment variable.So I would like to request this change in Kvantum, if the authors find it reasonable.
Related to this discussion one can find the following issue reported at the NixOS repository: NixOS/nixpkgs#82769
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