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Hi, folks!
I installed 64 bit version of Arch. All is good but looks like styles definitions I made in KDE Settings stuff does not apply to skype which is installed as 32 bit app itself with some libraries from multilib. I use qtcurve in KDE and I installed lib32-qtcurve-qt4 from AUR too.
Do you have any ideas?
Last edited by beaux_monde (2014-02-11 13:19:47)
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Un … plications
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?name=kde-gtk-config
Make sure you also have skype set to use the gtk-style in it's options.
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Looks like there is need to select qtcurve as a style in skype's options.
Last edited by beaux_monde (2013-08-07 11:39:28)
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Looks like there is need to select qtcurve as a style in skype's options.
What package for integration did you installed? I installed kde-gtk-config but in option style of Skype I've only:
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Motif
CDE
Plastique
GTK+
Cleanlook
Desktop settings
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kde-gtk-config gives possibility only to change the look of GTK-based apps using KDE's "System Settings" stuff. To adding of qtcurve to list of accessable styles in a skype's options dialog you need to install lib32-qtcurve-qt from AUR, IMHO.
Last edited by beaux_monde (2013-08-07 12:11:52)
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If I try to install lib32-qtcurve-qt4, gcc-libs-multilib conflicts with gcc-libs and yaourt ask to remove gcc-libs, but I'm not sure about it.
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If I try to install lib32-qtcurve-qt4, gcc-libs-multilib conflicts with gcc-libs and yaourt ask to remove gcc-libs, but I'm not sure about it.
Yes, it is! This is multilib version of the gcc-libs (ie GNU version of the standard C libraries).
Last edited by beaux_monde (2013-08-07 12:41:36)
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But I'm on a 64bit system, Do I need gcc-libs for x86_64, doesn't it? So I shouldn't remove gcc-libs!
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But I'm on a 64bit system, Do I need gcc-libs for x86_64, doesn't it? So I shouldn't remove gcc-libs!
Nobody tells you to remove gcc-lib. Furthermore you can not to remove it because this is probably the main libraries of the linux.
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Instead if I try to install lib32-qtcurve-qt4, yaourt (pacman) says:
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Instead if I try to install lib32-qtcurve-qt4, yaourt (pacman) says:
gcc-libs-multilib and gcc-libs are in conflict. Remove gcc-libs? [s/N]
Read this please.
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All done, thanks! ![]()
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Arch, x86-64. Installed lib32-qtcurve-qt4, but still can't choose qtcurve in Skype.
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Arch, x86-64. Installed lib32-qtcurve-qt4, but still can't choose qtcurve in Skype.
It's strange... There is all working for me.
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I'll try once more.
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nope, it doesn't work, and can't choose qtcurve style in Skype.
Installed from official repo.
Last edited by Perfect Gentleman (2014-01-31 08:30:51)
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I don't choose qtcurve style in skype (see screenshot).
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using 'Desktop Settings' doesn't work too, its style is far from qtcurve

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All of this is strange... After system upgrade my skype's behavior is like Perfect Gentleman described. qtcurve disappeared from options dialog. Downgrading of skype done nothing.
So thread is reopened...
:-)
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It looks like this issue resolved by installing the qtcurve-git and lib32-qtcurve-git from AUR.
Need to say that I had to do some minor editions of the PKGBUILD files to build these packages.
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