Hi,
Generally, if I read that correctly, a user would rarely need both of
your styles. They either have a Desktop type device or a Mobile type
device and running the other style makes little sense.
Therefore, in your case, I would propose to compile two variants of all
your libraries: one
Hi,
On 10.05.24 16:43, Fabian Kosmale via Development wrote:
Hi Nico,
does this actually affect only your applications, or also libraries?
it also affects libraries like Kirigami, which doesn't assume any
particular style.
And are the affected applications compiled differenrtly for desktop
Hi Nico,
does this actually affect only your applications, or also libraries?
And are the affected applications compiled differenrtly for desktop nad
mobile platforms, or are the binaries shared?
If you have only applications, and they are compiled differently, then
the answer would be to
Hi,
one of the documented limitations of qmlcachegen is that it cannot
properly compile code that is using Qt Quick Controls. The
recommendation here is to specify a style at compile time by directly
importing it. This recommendation may be fine for some projects, but for
us in KDE it poses a
