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Currently, Gradience makes user to manually install Flatpak and system adw-gtk3 theme, it would be much simpler for user if Gradience could do this by itself.
Since we now have flatpak-spawn permission, we can run flatpak install on host to install adw-gtk3 Flatpak, and fetch the latest adw-gtk3 release to .local/share/themes with symlink to .themes for compatibility with Fedora Flatpaks.
If we want to go even fancier, preferences could have adw-gtk3 updater that updates system theme, with auto-check for new release and sending notification to user with suggestion to update (maybe even auto-run could be implemented with new background portal, but notification when Gradience is open is more than enough)
Feature description
Currently, Gradience makes user to manually install Flatpak and system adw-gtk3 theme, it would be much simpler for user if Gradience could do this by itself.
Since we now have
flatpak-spawn
permission, we can runflatpak install
on host to install adw-gtk3 Flatpak, and fetch the latest adw-gtk3 release to.local/share/themes
with symlink to.themes
for compatibility with Fedora Flatpaks.If we want to go even fancier, preferences could have adw-gtk3 updater that updates system theme, with auto-check for new release and sending notification to user with suggestion to update (maybe even auto-run could be implemented with new background portal, but notification when Gradience is open is more than enough)
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