Dark Mode

[fszontagh]

[fszontagh]

DarkMode is not available in the current version of wxWidgets. Some patch is available in the main branch with lot of missing features

[Amin456789]

honestly the light mode u got is very good on eyes as the windows is small and i love it so much, please work on other important stuff and let this one go if it is too hard to do

[fszontagh]

Yeah, i will wait for a wxWidgets release. If they implement it somehow, then of couse i will upgrade the current version and enable it.

Another possible "darkmode" is to hardcode the colors into, but thats a creepy solution.
So as your wrote, i'm not working on it yet. Currently working on some other enhancements.
I plan to make some binaries today with the new features what's i implemented in the past days.

[Amin456789]

great to hear! thank u for ur hard work

[iwr-redmond]

You may wish to revisit Dark Mode support after the next wxWidgets release, as version 3.2.6 included a range of fixes, and there has been further work since (e.g. fbc76d6, cdf8d0a, ec2f048).

[fszontagh]

Yeah, my hope is in the version 3.3.0, but as i know so there is no release date:
https://www.wxwidgets.org/blog/2024/10/hello-darkness/

I tried earlier with the v3.3.0 to see how is going the dark mode on win, but it was then really ugly.

There is an envirnonment variable to set the darkmode on win (in cmd, not powershell):

set WX_MSW_DARK_MODE=1 && .\stablediffusiongui.exe
Where 1 means to use system mode, 2 means force to dark mode.

But it's not working with 3.2.6 of course.

If they release the v3.3, i will upgrade to it.

[iwr-redmond]

Version 3.3.0 has arrived.

[fszontagh]

I can compile (at least in my local environment) the UI with the new wxWidgets version successful after some code alignments (the changes already in the repo), but i can't test it now on windows (Linux works fine). Also i updated the sd.cpp lib version too which is works fine. But i did not implemented the new features yet, just updated the sd.cpp's API to the new changes.

Now it's hard to follow the changes in the sd.cpp lib, because in one time there is too many and undocumented changes.

[iwr-redmond]

Now it's hard to follow the changes in the sd.cpp lib, because in one time there is too many and undocumented changes.

Many of the changes were discussed at length in their respective PRs, e.g. stable-diffusion.cpp#696, stable-diffusion.cpp#707, stable-diffusion.cpp#744, etc.