Lorenz Hoffmann

Try to run it with `python -O main.py`

Could you please tell which keys you had to remove? Theoratically there is an update function which should handle this, but it might need some further work.

Yeah, that was a typo. You have to be in `/opt/yin_yang` before running 😉

The remaining errors don't seem to be related to yin-yang. Can you set the desired global theme manually from the settings in KDE? Seems like some themes are not installed.

What happens when you run `lookandfeeltool -a %global_theme_name%` (replace %global_theme_name% with the actual name)?

Can you try to change the theme with Firefox and wallpaper disabled? Also, does the file '/opt/yin-yang/src/change_wallpaper.sh` exist on your system?

Well, that should not have happened. It's likely there was an error while trying to read your settings file, since only then an empty settings file gets created (see [this...

Interesting. Seems like the [inplace_change()](https://github.com/oskarsh/Yin-Yang/blob/e6ebfcfe68e5ec24b367aa23ec77a1aa2023a233/src/plugins/vscode.py#L29) function is the issue here. Good news is that in my pull request, VS Code doesn't use this function anymore, bad news is that other...

I actually don't think that this a good idea, since `ast` isn't really meant to do that. Checking the user's settings file would be a lot of work. Instead, I...

> Also, when run from the terminal, I get this error: This error comes from the cli tool that is used to change the KDE theme. See the bug report...