Check existing issues
Request
Basically, if the chosen core is core24 and the chosen extension is kde-neon-6, I want the lxqt-support-core24 plug to be added and, consequently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, QT_PLUGIN_PATH environment variables and the necessary layouts.
This explains a few things: https://github.com/Kyuyrii/Snap-lxqt-support/blob/main/Instructions
The problem it solves
This would solve the problem of lxqt-plugin and Kvantum not being available in the apps.
The lxqt-plugin-core24 is the LXQT platform theme; without it, QT apps appear incorrectly in LXQT.
The platform theme is used to define fonts, font size, QT app colors, QT style...
Kvantum is a way to theme QT apps; Kvantum is even used by Lubuntu.
If you want to test lxqt-support, it is currently being used by several QT apps that I publish: https://snapcraft.io/publisher/kyuyrii
But currently it is necessary to copy the LXQT and Kvantum configuration files to the .config folder of the Snap app in question.
Check existing issues
Request
Basically, if the chosen core is core24 and the chosen extension is kde-neon-6, I want the lxqt-support-core24 plug to be added and, consequently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, QT_PLUGIN_PATH environment variables and the necessary layouts.
This explains a few things: https://github.com/Kyuyrii/Snap-lxqt-support/blob/main/Instructions
The problem it solves
This would solve the problem of lxqt-plugin and Kvantum not being available in the apps.
The lxqt-plugin-core24 is the LXQT platform theme; without it, QT apps appear incorrectly in LXQT.
The platform theme is used to define fonts, font size, QT app colors, QT style...
Kvantum is a way to theme QT apps; Kvantum is even used by Lubuntu.
If you want to test lxqt-support, it is currently being used by several QT apps that I publish: https://snapcraft.io/publisher/kyuyrii
But currently it is necessary to copy the LXQT and Kvantum configuration files to the .config folder of the Snap app in question.