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#1 2009-06-20 07:23:15
- Llama
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QtCurve: why some Qt apps may disregard it?[SOLVED]
Hi,
I've got two boxes with Arch/KDE4 on them. The theme settings are exactly the same (QtCurve for everything); all the apps behave as they should, except for VLC. On one box it looks QtCurve, on another it looks Oxygen. Why?
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#2 2009-06-20 07:35:59
- scarecrow
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Re: QtCurve: why some Qt apps may disregard it?[SOLVED]
What do you get when you run "qtconfig" ?
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#3 2009-06-20 08:20:31
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Re: QtCurve: why some Qt apps may disregard it?[SOLVED]
Right you are 
... In one case GUI Style turned out to be 'Desktop Settings (Default)', in another 'Oxygen'. Replacing 'Oxygen' with 'Desktop Settings (Default)' did the trick, naturally.
Thanks!
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#4 2009-06-20 12:01:23
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Re: QtCurve: why some Qt apps may disregard it?[SOLVED]
Glad you solved it.
Actually, if you're using KDE4, under the qtcurve theme settings there is an option to export the current theme, color settings and fonts to non-kde qt4 and qt3 apps.
For gtk apps only the theme and the colors are set- the fonts must be set manually to your ~.gtkrc-2.0 by using, say, "lxappearance" (it is not dependent to lxde in any way).
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