This is no longer the default color scheme; Breeze Light is. But being
named "Breeze" implies that is is the default or at least the base,
rather than simply one of several variants. Let's rename it to "Breeze
Classic" to make it follow the pattern and avoid subtly giving it more
textual weight.
This color scheme is a misnomer, and does not actually offer higher
contrast than other color schemes. In fact its contrast is generally
worse. As a result it hurts more than it helps. A true "high contrast
mode" would require changes to the QStyle to make UI elements larger or
change their borders to actually offer an improvement for people who
need higher contrast than what is offered by Breeze and Breeze Dark.
Accordingly, let's delete this color scheme and migrate current users to
Breeze Dark, which is the shipped theme that looks closest to it, and
has *better* contrast in many ways.
BUG: 352506
BUG: 442286
FIXED-IN: 5.24
Otherwise this kconf_update binary writes Breeze colors to the users kdeglobals.
I created a new user, added its ~/.config/kdeglobals to auditd and saw that this binary wrote to it.
BUG: 431917
kde4breeze changes the color scheme when it runs as part of kconf_update,
but at that time some applications (including kwin) might already be running.
Those need to be notified of the change.
BUG: 428771
gtkbreeze sets GTK 2 and 3 themes to Orion at login if
-gtkbreeze has not been run before
-gtk theme is not set or
-gtk theme is set to oxygen
FEATURE
REVIEW: 120624
DIGEST:gtkbreeze sets the gtk theme to match breeze
David Redondo
Nate Graham
David Edmundson
Nicolas Fella
Laurent Montel
Fabian Vogt
Yuri Chornoivan
Aleix Pol
Jonathan Riddell
Hrvoje Senjan
Marco Martin