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Without this patch, changing the application color scheme from system settings only affects some widgets. Notably, checkboxes highlighting colors stays the old color, leading to a hodge-podge color scheme and bad contrast on some items. The breeze QStyle caches the colors read via KSharedConfig, so it needs to re-read the configuration when the application color changes. QApplication emits an event (originating in KGlobalSettings), which we can react to. This fixes the coloring of various widgets in breeze right after color changes. BUG:408416 FIXED-IN: 5.16

Without this patch, changing the application color scheme from system settings only affects some widgets. Notably, checkboxes highlighting colors stays the old color, leading to a hodge-podge color scheme and bad contrast on some items. The breeze QStyle caches the colors read via KSharedConfig, so it needs to re-read the configuration when the application color changes. QApplication emits a signal (originating in KGlobalSettings), which we can react to. This fixes the coloring of various widgets in breeze right after color changes. BUG:408416 FIXED-IN: 5.16 Those I haven't tested, but look quite suspicious (so please re-test): CCBUG:382505 CCBUG:355295

Without this patch, changing the application color scheme from system settings only affects some widgets. Notably, checkboxes highlighting colors stays the old color, leading to a hodge-podge color scheme and bad contrast on some items. The breeze QStyle caches the colors read via KSharedConfig, so it needs to re-read the configuration when the application color changes. QApplication emits an event signal (originating in KGlobalSettings), which we can react to. This fixes the coloring of various widgets in breeze right after color changes. BUG:408416 FIXED-IN: 5.16 Those I haven't tested, but look quite suspicious (so please re-test): CCBUG:382505 CCBUG:355295