fix: correct installation of Yaru accent themes and font configuration #583
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- configure qt6ct for consistent Qt appearance
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A few clarifications are probably needed here.
First, Ubuntu has its own set of accent colors. If themes are carelessly transferred from Omarchy, not all of them will work as intended. Second, Ubuntu also has its own set of Yaru themes, two of which are simply missing for some reason.
Now, to fix all this, I suggest downloading the missing set from Debian. Second, don't just use a specific accent color, but a set of the most similar ones.
As for Tophat, it didn't work! The checkbox there should have been unchecked by default. But what's the point of unchecking it if we're fixing the accent color?
Now, regarding QT themes, you can, and in my opinion, you should style them to match the main theme. Which is what I do.
Regarding fonts, again, when installing a font, the size was reset, which is illogical, and when selecting a size, it only affected Alacritty, which is illogical.