Daniel Thwaites
Daniel Thwaites
When a poll is closed, either by a timer or manually with `pm!close`, there should be an option to automatically delete it after a certain number of days (similar to...
We should create a new screenshot for GNOME 45. Also, the link crediting the original source of the wallpaper is now a 404.
A separate page for each target would make it easier to browse through the documentation. These pages could show more information about the target, such as: - A longer description...
Currently, targets use a variety of methods when buttons are hovered over or "grayed out": Some use the next color above/below in the scheme. - This is problematic because it...
Currently we use the Adwaita (GNOME) style for GTK applications, and the Breeze (KDE) style for Qt applications. Adwaita looks like this: ...
Looks like it's designed to use white text no matter which way round the rest of the theme is. 
I think this was added before we had the global `stylix.fonts.sizes` options, and now its default value comes from those. Perhaps it should be deprecated/hidden?
For example:  Note that although they look similar, this only happens in GNOME Shell and not GTK. In GTK, switches are themed correctly.
In lieu of #50, which was never finished, it would be useful to provide utilities to test and preview changes without modifying your real configuration. This makes things easier when...
As described [in the documentation](https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/options.xhtml#opt-home.activation), scripts inside `home.activation` should include `run` before each effectual command so that they are not executed in dry-run mode.