That makes it defaulting to the APPLICATION_NAME which is ownCloud.
That is what we want and expect to read the system exclude file from
on linux.
How we find the system exclude file linux:
ConfigFile::excludeFileFromSystem()
-> Theme::instance()->appName()
-> OwncloudTheme::appName() returns "ownCloud"
-> default Theme::appName() returns APPLICATION_SHORTNAME
-> cmake installs to ${SYSCONFDIR}/${APPLICATION_SHORTNAME}
- libname is now derived from binary name (which is lowercase)
- remove superflouos reimplementation of appName() in owncloud theme
- APPLICATION_SHORTNAME is now optional (and if not set, equals
APPLICATION_NAME
This implements out-of-repository-theming, and removes the old
custom.ini theming that never worked on all platforms and had
no straight deployment story.
The new approach requires the CMAKE variable OEM_THEME_DIR to
point to a directory that must at least contain an OEM.cmake file
(check OWNCLOUD.cmake for possible options) as well as a themes.qrc
and a themes/ directory that directly correspond to the ones in
the source tree.
