In D8484#167812, @aacid wrote:

In D8484#167410, @jordanhe wrote:

First of all, sorry for the delay; hate to leave fellow devs hanging!

In D8484#160614, @aacid wrote:

is KColorButton something you can use instead of your button color?

I remembered coming across KColorButton as a widget one time. This time around I hadn't found any relevant documentation or library source code. Anyone on StackOverflow wanting a color button in KDE development was promptly given a R.Y.O implementation. If you know of any existing lib, please forward me the link.

Why would you use stackoverflow for questions about KDE development instead of the kde channels?

First of all, sorry for the delay; hate to leave fellow devs hanging!

In D8484#160614, @aacid wrote:

is KColorButton something you can use instead of your button color?

I remembered coming across KColorButton as a widget one time. This time around I hadn't found any relevant documentation or library source code. Anyone on StackOverflow wanting a color button in KDE development was promptly given a R.Y.O implementation. If you know of any existing lib, please forward me the link.

Is this feature really painting two lines on the top of the screen? Seems a bit hardcore 😄

Yes, yes it does. Is it *too* hardcore? What I really wanted to do was make the "non-painted" area transparent, but after hours of hacking and scouring forums it seemed unlikely that Qt can do such a thing, so I just opted for semi-transparentness. If you know of a way to make this possible, please tell me.