| Summary: |
Make it possible to discern whether a cursor theme has support for SVG theming |
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[Applications] systemsettings
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Reporter: |
Répási Dávid <hu.repasidavid> |
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kcm_cursortheme | Assignee: |
Plasma Bugs List <plasma-bugs-null> |
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CONFIRMED
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wishlist
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CC: |
ad.liu.jin, m.liu.jin, nate, vlad.zahorodnii
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NOR
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| Version First Reported In: |
6.2.0 | |
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Arch Linux | |
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Linux | |
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Where to advertise svg cursors
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Created attachment 174622 [details] Where to advertise svg cursors STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open system settings 2. go to colors & themes -> cursors OBSERVED RESULT All the cursors look the same, whether only xcursor or supporting the new svg method. EXPECTED RESULT Have a way to differentiate between themes only supporting xcursor and svg, maybe with a badge, like the one added for new widgets. Could simply be a logo as well, in the preview pane the x-cursor or wayland-cursor pointer preview could be added depending on the support, the svg cursors could have both, since they are backwards compatible. Though when browsing for cursors in the "get new" panel, users would still need a way to tell which supports it, for this reason a badge would be better, or a new filter to show migrated cursor only. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: EndeavourOS KDE Plasma Version: 6.2.0 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.6.0 Qt Version: 6.7.3 Kernel Version: 6.11.2-arch1-1