For now, this can be worked around, for LightDM at least: use a custom theme with all of your settings, and copy it from `~/.local/share/onboard/themes` to `/usr/share/onboard/themes/`, and point LightDM to the theme by specifying the `-t` flag to Onboard. It seems that LightDM doesn't have permission to read from the user's home directory (I'm guessing - I can't actually find any relevant logs).
Of course, this only works for settings which are part of the theme, which annoyingly doesn't include transparency.
For now, this can be worked around, for LightDM at least: use a custom theme with all of your settings, and copy it from `~/.local/ share/onboard/ themes` to `/usr/share/ onboard/ themes/ `, and point LightDM to the theme by specifying the `-t` flag to Onboard. It seems that LightDM doesn't have permission to read from the user's home directory (I'm guessing - I can't actually find any relevant logs).
Of course, this only works for settings which are part of the theme, which annoyingly doesn't include transparency.