feat(taskbar): add minimal style option for workspace labels#3075
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When enabled, workspace labels in the taskbar show as colored text without the colored disc background. The fill color (primary for active, secondary for occupied) becomes the text color instead. This mirrors the minimal style option already available in the workspaces widget.
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Summary
Adds a
minimalsetting to the taskbar widget. When enabled, workspace labels render as colored text without the colored disc background, using the workspace fill color (primary for active, secondary for occupied) as the text color.Motivation
This mirrors the minimal style option already available in the workspaces widget, providing visual consistency between the two workspace-related widgets. Some users prefer the cleaner look of text-only workspace labels without a filled disc background.
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ninja -C buildclean buildpython3 tools/i18n-check.pypassesclang-format --dry-run --WerrorpassesManual Coverage
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CONTRIBUTING.md.just formatwith clang-format v22+ installed, or this PR has no code changes.assets/translations/en.json, or this PR adds no new user-facing strings.Additional Notes
Config example:
Three changes in
taskbar_widget.cpp:styleWorkspaceDisc: sets transparent fill instead of workspace fill color when minimal is onworkspaceFillColorinstead ofworkspaceTextColorwhen minimal is onNo structural changes to the rendering pipeline. The disc Box remains in the scene graph but is transparent, keeping layout and hit-testing unchanged. The setting is visible in the taskbar widget settings when "Show Workspace Label" is enabled.