D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

gikari updated this revision to Diff 76627. gikari added a comment. Add XSettingsd find module REPOSITORY R99 KDE Gtk Configuration Tool CHANGES SINCE LAST UPDATE https://phabricator.kde.org/D25324?vs=69795=76627 BRANCH xsettingsd-dependency (branched from master) REVISION DETAIL

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

eszlari added a comment. In D25324#563373 , @gikari wrote: > In D25324#563347 , @eszlari wrote: > > > But seems, this only applies to dependencies checked by find_package(). > > > I'm

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

gikari added a comment. In D25324#563347 , @eszlari wrote: > But seems, this only applies to dependencies checked by find_package(). I'm confused. Does it mean, I should create custom `FindXsettingsd.cmake` module for xsettingsd,

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

eszlari added a comment. I guess he refers to: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/FeatureSummary.html#command:set_package_properties But seems, this only applies to dependencies checked by find_package(). REPOSITORY R99 KDE Gtk Configuration Tool REVISION DETAIL

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

gikari added a comment. In D25324#562909 , @broulik wrote: > I think you would want to make that a `RUNTIME` dependency. This is probably a stupid question, but how can I do that? REPOSITORY R99 KDE Gtk Configuration Tool REVISION

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

broulik added a comment. I think you would want to make that a `RUNTIME` dependency. This stuff is mostly for packagers, telling them to install something isn't what we want. REPOSITORY R99 KDE Gtk Configuration Tool REVISION DETAIL https://phabricator.kde.org/D25324 To: gikari Cc:

D25324: Display a warning, if xsettingsd is not found

gikari created this revision. Herald added a project: Plasma. Herald added a subscriber: plasma-devel. gikari requested review of this revision. REVISION SUMMARY Since xsettingsd daemon is used to update the look of gtk applications on a fly (D24743 ),