Daniel Thwaites

Polarity is just an input to guide the palette generator - it could be set to `"either"` or it could not match the color scheme at all, particularly when the...

Yes, I think it makes more sense to implement this upstream. A small number of Home Manager modules already have this. There's an `onChange` option for files which can be...

Would be useful to also list the conditions where backporting is appropriate

I would argue for removing the GTK one, or replacing it with a warning when possible (based on `osConfig` within integrated Home Manager). We don't usually enable programs on behalf...

@bourdeau It looks like you're importing Stylix's Home Manager module into NixOS, rather than Home Manager. Try replacing `stylix.homeModules.stylix` in your `flake.nix` with `stylix.nixosModules.stylix`. This should automatically set up Stylix...

> We should reconsider how to handle this. Potentially rename the option to `wallpaper` (a more fitting name, and so we can gracefully handle `image` for backwards compatibility). At the...

However, I personally prefer setting the values to `null` rather than having a separate enable option - this has the added benefit of causing an error if a module doesn't...

> In that case, why do the colors look different Ideally the color usage should be as close to [the upstream style guide](https://github.com/tinted-theming/base24/blob/master/styling.md#specific-colours-and-their-usages) as possible. [Our own style guide](https://stylix.danth.me/styling.html) currently...

@trueNAHO done :)

For reference, this hardcodes a value into the CSS, but would require patching the JavaScript (and possibly other unknowns) to be fully effective. ```patch diff --git a/modules/gnome/theme.nix b/modules/gnome/theme.nix index 6a6ea7c..41c61d3...