Here's the mandatory screenshot:
A couple small problems so far. The so-called themes, aren't all really themes. Pink bunnies is really just a widget style, so needs a whole theme to make it work right (shouldn't be hard to do), and for some reason downloaded slim-glow and ozone don't appear in the drop-down, while Akoma, Aya, and TiComb do (maybe we only scan capital letter folders). Also, heron unpacks without a folder for itself, so maybe wait for the author of that one to repack it into a heron folder before trying that one.
Otherwise, enjoy!
P.S. the above screenshot was taken on my work pc which is not using goya, in case anyone was wondering.
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Maybe I've just missed it, but is there a gui way to configure what theme you're using? I saw the new install plasmoid stuff, but no way to pick a theme.
you can change the theme from within the configure desktop dialog. There's a combobox towards the bottom that says Theme: and the drop-down even shows a rendered preview of the themes you can choose from.
I'd triple the thumbnail size :) Lotsa text, but can't see what's on the thumbnails too easily.
Maybe have three columns. The first having the icon.
The second having the Ratings: Downloads: etc details
The third having the description
Are kde-apps.org and kde-look.org actually moderated? Such a KHotNewStuff feature is pretty useless when the content on those sites is spammed with useless crap that is in the wrong categories...
(see amarok themes for a prime example)
> for some reason downloaded slim-glow and ozone don't appear in the drop-down, while Akoma, Aya, and TiComb do (maybe we only scan capital letter folders)
If i am not mistaken, in those 2 themes the .theme file is named incorrectly or is missing.
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