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I want to adjust the fonts used by Qt4 applications -- when I fire up qtconfig (/usr/bin/qtconfig) I can make the changes and they apply to qtconfig's window but not to other apps' windows. The next time I open qtconfig it's back to its previous settings. This isn't an issue with Qt3's config (/opt/qt/bin/qtconfig) and my Qt3 apps look the way I want them.
It looks like there must be something preventing qtconfig to write the new configuration to some file -- but I haven't got an idea what file this should be and where and what could prevent it. Any ideas on where I should start looking are welcome.
EDIT: rm ~/.config/Trolltech.conf and re-configuring Qt via qtconfig did the job.
Last edited by Oxyd (2008-10-05 17:05:55)
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Thanks for the solution, I was wondering this too
Apparently the configuration file was write protected for some reason.
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Thanks, it worked also for me. It seems the file is read only.
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Wasn't read-only for me, seems only some people had it like that. Dunno why.
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"sudo qtconfig" solves the problem.
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None of those two methods worked for me.
In my case there is symbol font set in the qt and I can't use qt apps, because I dont see any font, only symbols.
No sudo or deleting helped, I really need forexample skype.
How to fix it ?
//EDIT:
[Partial Fix]
Other than gtk theme needs to be used. If you have symbol fonts as me. then it is the first rolling menu, and choose first, then go to second tab and change first rolling menu(it is fonts). Then click exit up right and one of the three appeared button says yes, save configuration.
In this example, there is a font change.
But theme change needs to be done first.
http://hosting11.imagecross.com/image-h … qtFont.png
Last edited by akumixx (2011-12-23 12:36:28)
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akumixx,
This thread is getting a little long-in-the-tooth (it is almost 2 years since the last post) We tend to discourage posting to old threads because a lot can change in two years -- the symptoms may be the same, but the root cause may be different. In this case, I think this is still relevant and, since you are posting solutions, I will leave the thread open for now.
Generally, if you are having a problem with a contemporary installation and you find a relevant old thread, it is better to open a new thread and reference the old one. This keeps outdated information from muddying the waters.
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