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    PLEASE MAKE A CLEAR TUTORIAL OF HOW TO SET THE MUSIC PLAYER TO DARK MODE

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      user419
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      Hello, I'm really struggling to set the music player to dark mode I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 please make a tutorial of how to set it to dark mode.

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        overdress188
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        Hi. Me too. And since a long time. Pretty frustrating. No dark theme, no Strawberry for me.

        Linux Mint 21.3, Ubuntu 22.04 jammy.

        I tried things from around the internet. Maybe to do with Qt version 6.2.4. Don't know how to set it up.
        Flatpak and all have same problem.

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          silver-sun
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          Unfortunately, on Ubuntu 22.04 or Linux Mint 21.3 (based on Ubuntu 22.04), I don't believe it is possible. See this in the Wiki:
          Strawberry does not respect Qt style, KDE theme or icons on Linux.

          Strawberry is built with Qt6, and needs qt6ct (Qt 6 Settings) installed in order to make changes to the theme (on Ubuntu based distros). The above distros ship with qt5ct (Qt 5 Settings), but that only works on Qt apps that were written with Qt5.

          Qt6ct won't build on Ubuntu 22.04 because it lacks some dependencies, so we're out of luck for now. I think the next versions of Ubuntu (and Linux Mint) will have qt6ct in the repository.

          I have set up a dedicated laptop just for music, with Linux Mint LMDE6 (based on Debian 12) which has a slightly newer package base, and does, indeed, include qt6ct. It worked well to achieve a dark mode, as well as certain fonts and icons that I desired.

          I would love to be proved wrong about this, but I think we're just going to have to be patient -- as long as we are on the LTS versions of Ubuntu and Mint.

          If anyone has had success compiling qt6ct on Ubuntu 22.04, please share how you did it!

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            PeterB @silver-sun
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            @silver-sun

            Hi,
            I've built some Qt5 versions of Strawberry 23 here.
            https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=home%3APeterBBB&package=strawberry

            Should be able to set themes using qt5ct

            Cheers,
            Peter

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              HeXeD_OnE @PeterB
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