suratovvlad

Hello! I've created a C++ example using this stylesheet in my [libqdark](https://github.com/suratovvlad/libqdark) library. However, I was forced to modify *.ui files to change the class names [(here is the patch)](https://github.com/suratovvlad/libqdark/blob/master/0001_fix_class_names.patch),...

What version did you use before 4.2.3?

I think it could be somehow related to original qbittorrent colors for different items, maybe I would find someday.. Try between old dark and new dark in plugin setting, maybe...

You could try to download libqdark mingw package from [v4.2.1 release](https://github.com/suratovvlad/qbittorrent-installer/releases/tag/v4.2.1), extract the libqdark.dll and replace it in installation folder. Maybe the colors here were better, I don't know

You could choose any folder not in the program files, but in user directory, I believe it shouldn't ask any rights for installation

I know, it is a restriction of QTIFW. There are two options: online repository, which requires some time/money to deploy and support, or dirty hacks with installer script (or even...

> So for now should we uninstall and then re-install? Sure, this is the best way. It shouldn't delete any %appdata% files, so you will have the same torrents after...

Unfortunately I don't have a pkg for Ubuntu, but it could be compiled with general instruction of qBittorrent from [here](https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Compiling-qBittorrent-on-Debian-and-Ubuntu). The main difference, it has additional dependency of [libqdark](https://github.com/suratovvlad/libqdark) ,...

There are some tricks for creating packages for different distros from AUR package https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Creating_packages_for_other_distributions

Try not to use Program Files or any other folder with Admin access rights, or try to run it under admin, as mentioned here https://github.com/suratovvlad/qbittorrent-installer/issues/11