- Oct 13 2019
I'm not sure if I understand you well. I think you got two desires: Have your custom changes to theme.conf stick when I push an update. This is easily accomplished by cloning the theme.conf to a copy called theme.conf.user and change things there. I will mention this in the README.
The second one I assume is you would like to be able to quickly switch your made layouts. This is not possible by design of how SDDM works and is integrated into distros. I would love such an option too but it's not my responsibility as a theme creator. It would call a complete program. I can only adhere to what is available by design.
That said you could create various copies of theme.conf and name them accordingly. Like centered-fullblur.conf or right-to-left.conf and then when you feel like changing back up the original theme.conf and rename one of those.
If I understand you right I think these are valid arguments, but it needs to be done by the end user (you). I will also mention the second argument in the README.
Thanks for the feedback! - Jul 12 2019
The virtual keyboard is in itself an optional dependency for SDDM. The theme now provides support for it but I won't mention it specifically as it is a very rare use case. Most of us only know of its existence because some distros install it without us even knowing. Hope you enjoy! - Jul 12 2019
- Oct 13 2019
I'm sorry for the inconvenience, this is most likely related to the below discussed version requirements.
Line 20 Column 20 in Main.qml is the very first very basic Qt import statement which reads "import QtQuick 2.11".
If this was a formatting issue where Qt would hard require the semicolon then every other user would have this error and not be able to use the theme at all.
You may try to add the semicolon after those import statements in Main.qml and see if that makes a difference for your Qt version, in that case it's indeed a requirement that was removed in newer Qt versions. From there you'd probably get more formatting errors because this was specifically written to newer versions. - Jun 22 2019
sudo tar -xzf ~/plasma-chili.tar.gz && sudo cp -R ~/plasma-chili /usr/share/sddm/themes/plasma-chili
This will ask for your password. You should then be able to set your newly installed theme from the system settings. If you're not then you should copy the SDDM default config file and edit it:
sudo cp /usr/lib/sddm/sddm.conf.d/default.conf /etc/sddm.conf && sudo nano /etc/sddm.conf
This will open an editor where you will have to find the [Theme] section and change: Current=plasma-chili
Take note that Plasma 5.8.6 is quite behind the current stable version of KDE and may present unknown behavior. Everything should be fine though. - May 07 2019

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