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How to get a system theme with ThemeManager?
See original GitHub issuetbsys.Text = ModernWpf.ThemeManager.GetActualTheme(this).ToString();
This does not return me an actual theme, it returns a requested theme, but if there isno requested theme, then it returns default.
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Ah, now I see you want the app to use the Windows theme mode. Simply adding a proper app manifest should enable that. This commit 84f40691bb33fa02b2450fe246858a3b7d1e8b80 shows how to do that. Basically you add an app manifest to your project and uncomment the Windows 10 line.
If your app still doesn’t pick up the Windows theme (don’t forget to remove any
RequestedTheme) I also made some changes that should make system theme handling more robust. It’s not published on NuGet yet but you can clone the latest code and try the FluentWPF sample.Yes, I believe so. Thanks for the reminder.