dail8859

Personally I am not overly familiar with application development on Linux. I was just going off some other Qt projects in an attempt to fix this in #161, but it...

I am seeing a bit of odd behavior myself. Can you provide an exact set of reproducible steps to cause the issue?

Do you happen to know what font that is using for the UI (looks like a mono-spaced font which will definitely take up much more room)? What OS are you...

Thanks for that additional info! > I'am using Windows 10. Interesting. Any idea why it is using a non-standard font? Did you change the default Font in Windows? If so...

Thanks for the info. > My system language setting is Simplified Chinese (zh-CN), may be related to this. Yeah possibly. Windows might try to select a better font for other...

My understanding is that using the Flatpak will follow the system Qt theme. The AppImage will not. That being said...having user defined themes (eg loading a css file) would be...

I have no clue how that works since it's not an official distribution mechanism for this project.

You can technically already launch the application with a custom CSS stylesheet by [command line](https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qapplication.html#QApplication). `NotepadNext.exe -stylesheet style.css` You just need to create a `style.css` file in the same directory...

@Jogai That points out a few ways to auto detect the OS preference but really just boils down to loading the appropriate CSS file. The example I showed above was...

I don't know anything about packages from aur but at least for flatpak distribution it is known to work with custom OS themes. https://github.com/dail8859/NotepadNext/issues/109#issuecomment-1105907443 The application has its own internal...