Revert "Added full KDE Plasma support, including listeners" #44
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Reverts #41
Using the original GNOME support works across all Linux desktop environments .You only need to install
gsettings-desktop-schemas.If PR #41 is used, it will introduce the following issues:
Desktop environments other than GNOME and KDE Plasma 5, which originally worked, will no longer be supported.
Any version of Plasma other than KDE Plasma 5 (nowadays mostly Plasma 6) will enter an infinite error loop, because the environment detection treats all Plasma versions as Plasma 5 without checking the actual version. This leads to missing command errors.
The command
kreadconfig5 --file kdeglobals --group General --key ColorScheme(orkreadconfig6) can only retrieve the name of the current color scheme, but it cannot determine whether the scheme is light or dark. The dark theme I’m currently using, Apus, does not contain the word "dark" in its name, and is therefore mistakenly identified as a light theme, which is absurd.