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I am currently using kde for my desktop and use some gtk1 and gtk2 apps. I want to have an unified look. I am using qtcurve now but don't like it too much. I am very impressed by the fedora 5 look with professional looking icons and colours and would like to have it. Should i go ahead and download the srpm and try to compile or are there any other alternatives? I don't want excessive eye candy and kiddish icons but a professional easy on the eyes look.
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By using
extra/gtk-qt-engine 0.6-4
A GTK engine which makes your GTK2 Apps match your QT theme
you may it least make the gtk2 apps look like your qt apps
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I tried gtk-qt engine in ubuntu and all i can say is it is as buggy as hell!
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Yeah, gtk-qt-engine is slow and not that great. There is metatheme in the repositories though, you can see if that works...
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you could check out the qt-curve kde theme
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As i had mentioned in my post i already tried qtcurve and don't like it. even as i write this, fedora artwork is being compiled.....wait it's over! i'll check back after i try it out.
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Too bad. only kwin style, colour themes and icons got installed properly. The rest got installed some place else. Any ideas? I am going to try to manually put the things in the correct places.
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Eveything got installed in /opt/kde for some reason, so what do i do? i can't figure what to move where, things seem to be different with fedora.
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After get struggle, i finally managed to get everything installed. The colours are pleasant and the look is professional but definetly not spectacular. All themes are there from xmms to metacity, kdm and gdm. I think it was worth the effort.
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