How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme?

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everest Registered Member Posts 90 Karma 0 OS	How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme? Tue Mar 24, 2009 9:56 pm The configure button is greyed out on the GTK style in the Appearance app. Is there a way to enable that? LinuxDNA.com Project Architect KDE 4.4 \| nVidia drivers in twinview \| X-Fi sound card Moblin Linux / FC 11 / Gentoo / Ubuntu
KFreak Registered Member Posts 26 Karma 0 OS	RE: How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme? Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:07 am Thaidog wrote:Is there a way to enable that? The "Kubuntu-Way" is configuring the kde4-style (kde-style-qtcurve-kdeconfig). All changes will be adopted to gtk2-engines-qtcurve. KFreak, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Oct.
Brandybuck KDE Developer Posts 203 Karma 0 OS	RE: How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme? Wed Mar 25, 2009 4:21 pm It's probably grayed out because there are no configuration options for it. My understanding of the style is that it used the current GTK+ style. If you want to configure a GTK+ style that has configurable options, you need to use the appropriate GTK+ style configuration tool. Don't look back! (Or you might see the giants whose shoulders we stand on)
everest Registered Member Posts 90 Karma 0 OS	RE: How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme? Wed Mar 25, 2009 7:44 pm Brandybuck wrote:It's probably grayed out because there are no configuration options for it. My understanding of the style is that it used the current GTK+ style. If you want to configure a GTK+ style that has configurable options, you need to use the appropriate GTK+ style configuration tool. Where and how do I use this configuration tool? LinuxDNA.com Project Architect KDE 4.4 \| nVidia drivers in twinview \| X-Fi sound card Moblin Linux / FC 11 / Gentoo / Ubuntu
Brandybuck KDE Developer Posts 203 Karma 0 OS	RE: How do you configure the KDE 4 GTK theme? Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:39 pm Thaidog wrote:Where and how do I use this configuration tool? I don't know, I guess it's whatever GNOME uses. The point is that it's a GTK+ theme, not a Qt theme, so it has to be configured using whatever is normal for GTK+ themes. Don't look back! (Or you might see the giants whose shoulders we stand on)