Duncan wrote:
> Matthew Woehlke <redacted> posted
Thank you ;-).
> When I asked about the color scheme, I was actually thinking about the
> active kde3 scheme, not importing from say kdelook or the like.
Hmm... given that we can't know what $KDEHOME for KDE3 is, that, as you
say, is the hard part.
> 1) A UI element (popup, label, whatever) suggesting the default user
> paths to look in, ~/.kde(n.n)?/share/apps/kdisplay/color-schemes for
> kde3, or search for *.kcsrc, a bit shorter ~/.kde(n.n)?/share/apps/color-
> schemes for kde4, *.colors.
Given what Import does, I'm not sure where, or if, such a UI element
should be placed. This sounds somewhat more like fodder for
documentation (userbase.kde.org?). Would that be sufficient?
(In fact, you don't want to import from
$KDEHOME/share/apps/color-schemes, unless it is the $KDEHOME of another
user/machine. Stuff there is already loaded :-).)
> If there was some sort of button to push for help on where to look,
> or even just what extension to look for (setting the filetypes filter
> to *.kcsrc; *.colors, for instance), that would help IMMENSELY. =:^)
/me makes mental note to add file types, not sure why we don't have that
already...
> 2) Being able to extract the info from an existing kdeglobals would be
> useful as well.
Out of curiosity, what happens if you try to import the kdeglobals from
your KDE3 $KDEHOME?
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