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See my post here kde-and-app-integr ... l#pid56180 for a way of making QT4 apps use KDE4 dialog without kgtk. Anyways I posted the issue in QT bugtracker and it seems it is scheduled for QT 4.6: http://www.qtsoftware.com/developer/tas ... &id=249214
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[quote='AleX777' pid='56495' dateline='1238144444']
That's really great news thank you for sharing it
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Kgtk would need an extraordinary amount of love for that to happen...don't get me wrong, it's a nice hack - when it works. It's just too buggy to be bothered with ATM if you ask me. That is, it's just way too often that a program, for some reason or the other, configured to use kgtk "forgets" (which probably means kgtk crashed) that and falls back to the gtk-one instead, which rather defeats the purpose of installing it in the first place.
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@Kryten2X4B: I had similar experience with it on Kubuntu. I know that it was more on and off than anything else.
I have yet to try it in Arch.
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Are you using Kubuntu? By default, gtk apps look less less less ugly than before... in Kubuntu of course.
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AFAIK it just works with some apps and doesn't work with some ... yeah it would need a lot of love but the same thing can be told about current gtk-qt-engine which also is far from perfect ... @frustphil: kubuntu by default uses qtcurve for gtk apps since jaunty. For me it's sill ugly ... The only thing not ugly for me would be a solution when i would really had to think hard to see any difference beetween a Qt4 app and gtk+ app. QGtkstyle is such an solution and is milles ahead from what kgtk + gtk-qt-engine provide ... That's why I said those need serious love and care. Sadly it's not how it is, because for example gtk-qt-engine seem abandoned for quite a while ...
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Since a few weeks it works nearly perfect for me:
Both, KDE- and Gtk+-Applications, use QtCurce with Oxygen-icons. Of course: KDE has better widgets, there are a lot of toolbars, but the design is okay in Gtk+-Apps. |
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there's no such program in Debian Lenny KDE 3, any hints would be appreciated.
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The problem comes back, or it has never been solved.
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=102389 viewtopic.php?f=17&t=102539 There are many more such topics across Linux forums. I wish KDE developers would do something about it, but I have no idea what they can do, perhaps talk to gtk 3 developers. This topic should become more upstream in Linux. I am not a developer and I don't know how to contribute to solve the problem. I wish developers of different DE would cooperate to develop appropriate tools. |
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