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We should use an external package for setting the theme (look and style) of the application and get rid of most of the custom stylesheets spread around the application. One option I've been looking into is pyqtdarktheme, which supports PySide6 too despite the name. It provides three theme options: 'light', 'dark', or 'auto'. The 'auto' theme means that the application syncs with OS (windows, Linux, mac) theme selected by the user. However, there's a showstopper bug in pyqtdarktheme. Hope there's a fix coming because the package looks promising.
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Would it be possible to fork PyQTDarkTheme and fix the issue they have (seems minor)? On Windows I was able to use system-wide Dark theme without messing up Toolbox, but on Linux Toolbox is almost unusable when having a system-wide dark theme.
We should use an external package for setting the theme (look and style) of the application and get rid of most of the custom stylesheets spread around the application. One option I've been looking into is pyqtdarktheme, which supports PySide6 too despite the name. It provides three theme options: 'light', 'dark', or 'auto'. The 'auto' theme means that the application syncs with OS (windows, Linux, mac) theme selected by the user. However, there's a showstopper bug in pyqtdarktheme. Hope there's a fix coming because the package looks promising.
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