I just installed the latest Ubuntu (Karmic Koala) and thought that I could try out using KDE as my desktop for a change. I got it mostly set up to my liking, but there are certain applications which are from the gnome-side (gtk-based) which look ugly (e.g. synaptic). They use some default look and feel for their buttons and other widgets. How can I change their themes under KDE?
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install qtcurve (sudo apt-get install qtcurve). install gtk-chtheme. then choose qtcurve in system settings >> appearance >> style (windows decoration can also use qtcurve) run gtk-chtheme and choose qtcurve as well. now your window themes are unified. -- hint: in system settings >> appearance >> style there is a configure option. it allows you to configure lots of things. you can also use predefined styles, just check the 'options' in the down-left corner of qtcurve configuration. it wil apply to both qt and gtk :) |
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