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Right now when a user enables auto-dark-mode when there's no suitable platform detection method it errors out saying so.
For those users (like me, 'cause I'm using Termux and apparently I can't get the cmd uimode thing to work. 🤨), there should be a daytime method in which the user specifies her preferred interval, with custom auto-dark-daytime-(sunrise/sunset)-time variables.
This feature could potentially be useful for EXWM users too! And for them, there could also be a location method based on something like Geoclue, but that's out of the scope of this issue.
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I think the way we implemented the error handling (if no method for switching is found) makes more damage than good by now, I might be changing it to "just a Waning on message buffer", thus avoiding Emacs loading issues.
That said, I'd prefer keeping the original functionality to the package, which is, "just follow the system theme settings".
The feature you described is nice, I just think it would not be the case to auto-dark to implement it.
Right now when a user enables
auto-dark-mode
when there's no suitable platform detection method it errors out saying so.For those users (like me, 'cause I'm using Termux and apparently I can't get the
cmd uimode
thing to work. 🤨), there should be adaytime
method in which the user specifies her preferred interval, with customauto-dark-daytime-(sunrise/sunset)-time
variables.This feature could potentially be useful for EXWM users too! And for them, there could also be a
location
method based on something like Geoclue, but that's out of the scope of this issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: