Thanks, I'll check them out. Then the XDG env variable problem would be the next important one to take care.
Great appreciated, Franklin -- Sent from my phone 2017年8月28日 23:36，"Marco Martin" <[email protected]>寫道： > On Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 3:44 PM, Franklin Weng > <[email protected]> wrote: > > * lookandfeelexplorer now just allowed me to create a new theme or open > an > > old theme's folder. And when I create a new theme it will be created > > directly at ~/.local/share/plasma/look-and-feel/ with all my current > > settings (without a org.kde.*.desktop folder). I suppose that's the > default > > and correct behavior, right? In my live system I created > > yes > > > /usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/org.kde.ezgo.desktop and copied the > contents > > into it. It worked. I'm wondering if one would create more different > > look-n-feel themes (stored in his own home) to select, how can he do? > > sure! look and feel packages can either be installed locally under > ~/.local/share/plasma/look-and-feel (and that's the only place > lookandfeelexplorer can put them without requiring root access) or > installed globally in /usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/ which is where > a distribution should put them, and you can preinstall as many as you > want, they would show up in systemsettings->look&feel and then the > user can select them > > > > > * BTW, in the new theme there's a org.kde.plasma.desktop-layout.js file > > which contains desktop and panel settings. One question for the > "desktops" > > part: I'd like to set the desktop to the "folderview" mode by default. > > What should I put in the js file? Also, if I want to create more > > activities, how to do that? > > folderview is the new default from 5.10, so once you use it, you > should get it for free, if you can't use that yet, then you can have > in the defaults file in the look and feel package: > > [Desktop][org.kde.plasma.desktop] > Containment=org.kde.plasma.folder > > to have activities created by default, you can try to do in the layout.js > file > createActivity("ActivityName") to create the extra one, i would > suggest the following code: > > if (activities().length < 2) { > createActivity("Whatever"); > } > > > > > -- > Marco Martin >
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