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  In D22191#493928 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D22191#493928>, @filipf wrote:
  
  > In general we do need an additional message box which says sync successful 
or failed. And then in the case of failure it should state what failed.
  >
  > But as far as I can tell the operations won't fail. They're all conditional 
on values being existent or not and if things aren't in order they won't get 
carried out.
  
  
  Famous last words. :) You never know what situations users will get 
themselves into. Maybe they discover the feature while testing with a live CD 
where the root filesystem isn't writable, for example.
  
  In D22191#493928 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D22191#493928>, @filipf wrote:
  
  > I agree with points 2 and 3 as well, but would ask if we could implement it 
all gradually as working with multiple branches is already getting a bit clumsy.
  
  
  Yeah, that makes sense.
  
  In D22191#493928 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D22191#493928>, @filipf wrote:
  
  > As for point 3, I've looked it additionally and it does complicate things 
but might be doable. The question is how to interact with the user. We could 
copy everything to a global directory and then remove it from the user 
directory (to avoid duplicates in kcms). What sucks is that users could no 
longer easily remove these theme files via kcms.
  
  
  Definitely something to ask @leinir about. The GHNS dialog would have to be 
involved in any event, either to (optionally or by default) install things 
globally, to know how to remove themes that are globally installed, and to 
de-duplicate themes that are installed both locally and globally.
  
  But yeah, material for another patch.

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  R123 SDDM Configuration Panel (KCM)

REVISION DETAIL
  https://phabricator.kde.org/D22191

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