Ensure icon and mouse themes are also applied for GTK-3 and GTK-4, ensure Qt and Qt icon themes update

[mvidaldp]

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[Saijin-Naib]

This is absolutely amazing!

Edit:
I undersold how nice a user experience this is! Finally, finally, (practically) every type of app plays nice and changes light/dark along with my XFCE/XAPP stuff.

[mvidaldp]

This is absolutely amazing!

Edit: I undersold how nice a user experience this is! Finally, finally, (practically) every type of app plays nice and changes light/dark along with my XFCE/XAPP stuff.

Thanks a lot for your nice words @Saijin-Naib :)
Could you tell me which type of app is not changing light/dark properly?

[Saijin-Naib]

Currently, Flatpak'd GTK Apps wont change alongside my regular installed apps.

[Saijin-Naib]

This is absolutely amazing!
Edit: I undersold how nice a user experience this is! Finally, finally, (practically) every type of app plays nice and changes light/dark along with my XFCE/XAPP stuff.

Thanks a lot for your nice words @Saijin-Naib :) Could you tell me which type of app is not changing light/dark properly?

Distro-packaged Fractal and GNOME Builder, so I guess GTK4/libadwaita apps are not behaving now.

[mvidaldp]

This is absolutely amazing!
Edit: I undersold how nice a user experience this is! Finally, finally, (practically) every type of app plays nice and changes light/dark along with my XFCE/XAPP stuff.

Thanks a lot for your nice words @Saijin-Naib :) Could you tell me which type of app is not changing light/dark properly?

Distro-packaged Fractal and GNOME Builder, so I guess GTK4/libadwaita apps are not behaving now.

It will work if you use aur/libadwaita-without-adwaita-git instead of the default libadwaita (GTK4) :)

[Saijin-Naib]

It will work if you use aur/libadwaita-without-adwaita-git instead of the default libadwaita (GTK4) :)

Ah, that is not currently packaged for Alpine.

Is it not possible with the default Adwaita/libadwaita?

[mvidaldp]

It will work if you use aur/libadwaita-without-adwaita-git instead of the default libadwaita (GTK4) :)

Ah, that is not currently packaged for Alpine.

Is it not possible with the default Adwaita/libadwaita?

I don't think so. A bug/feature is preventing this on default gtk4 libadwaita.