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GTK-QT Theme Engine

   1.1  

Theme/Style GTK 1.x

Score 70%
GTK-QT Theme Engine
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GTK-QT Theme Engine
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GTK-QT Theme Engine
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Link:  Link
Minimum required   Qt 4.x
Downloads:  67829
Submitted:  Dec 31 2003
Updated:  Mar 11 2008

Description:

This engine is for use by GTK applications running in KDE. It applies all Qt settings to the GTK application and uses Qt style plugins directly.

Please see http://gtk-qt.ecs.soton.ac.uk for more information and SVN instructions.




Changelog:

Changes in 1.0:

New features and general improvements:

  • Ported the theme engine to Qt4. Qt3 styles are no longer supported in this version - this is only for users who have upgraded to KDE4 or who want to use Oxygen in their GTK applications.


  • i18n:

  • Updated .pot file

  • Czech translation by David Watzke

  • Italian translation by Davide Madrisan


  • (For older changelogs, see http://gtk-qt.ecs.soton.ac.uk/downloads.php)




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     almost there...

     
     by protoman on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    Fixed almost everthing and looks great, but there is one strange problem on mandrake 10.0: if I choose to gtk themes having kde themes, kde won't start stopping on first splashscreen step.


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     Re: almost there...

     
     by ntesa on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    I think this is happening because Mandrake 10 starts magicdev (in the background) when kde starts, and magicdev is a gtk2 app so gtk-qt is trying to use the kde theme, but kde isn't loaded yet. You could disable magicdev if you don't use it, but I don't know of any fix.


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     Re: Re: almost there...

     
     by protoman on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    Do you know how do I disable it?
    Anyway, a good way to fix this is gtkqt verify if kdesktop is running and if not, use qt or default theme.


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     Re: Re: Re: almost t

     
     by djworld on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    I suggest you to disable magicdev and use supermount instead. It works much better. I suppose you can disable magicdev just by uninstalling it from the Mandrake Control Center. The package is called "magicdev". After you have uninstalled it you need to restart to unload magicdev from the memory.

    To use supermount you need to edit /etc/fstab as root. Before doing anything, copy that file so you could restore it if something goes wrong.

    Look for the line that has your CDROM/DVD drive. It should contain something like /mnt/cdrom. In the same line there should be something like "/dev/hdX", where X is 'a', 'b', 'c' or 'd'. Remember that. Remove that line and put this one:

    none /mnt/cdrom supermount dev=/dev/hdc,fs=auto,ro,--,iocharset=iso8859-15,codepage=850,umask=0 0 0

    As you can see, it says "dev=/dev/hdc". Replace that with the letter it was before. For example, if it was /dev/hdb it should be:

    none /mnt/cdrom supermount dev=/dev/hdb,fs=auto,ro,--,iocharset=iso8859-15,codepage=850,umask=0 0 0

    Save the file and type in as root:

    umount /mnt/cdrom
    mount /mnt/cdrom

    If no error message appears, you're using supermount. Now you should be able to insert a CD into the drive, browse to /mnt/cdrom and all the files should be there without needing to mount anything.

    If it works, you can replace the other lines for the floppy drive and your CD/DVD recorder in a similar way.


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     ooffice

     
     by seb on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    still get a seg fault on open office 1.1.0, even though other gtk apps, such as gftp now work.

    Mandrake 10.0 official.


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     Eclipse

     
     by verkel on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    Eclipse seems to be still unuseable as it crashes randomly. It is a fairly complex app and I think it'd be worth the effort to get GTK-QT working with it, because it might solve some issues with other apps too. Eclipse also has a very large userbase, many of which are KDE users I presume, so that'd be plain nice too. :)


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     mandrake

     
     by Neutron on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    I use kde. Does this mean that when I install this, firefox will look like my existing kde apps which uses plastik?

    Also, does anyone know how to disable magicdev, or is that only for gnome-users? (you guessed it right, I'm a bit of a newbie ;)

    Furtermore, is it maybe possible to create a mandrake 10.0 RPM as I've little experience in building from source? I would be very greatful.

    Kudos to the developer!


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     Re: mandrake

     
     by ntesa on: Jun 18 2004
     
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    I've made a Mandrake 10 rpm, you can get it here:

    http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=13545


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     Works fine but...

     
     by jeep on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    It works fine for me with plastik, except a bug in the menus : looks like the 1 pixel border inside the menu is not gray but contains "random" pixel... Maybe something not initialized when drawing?


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     Impressive.

     
     by karnivore on: Jun 17 2004
     
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    Firefox 0.9 menu and the Eclipse issue has been fixed on the latest CVS version.

    Quick guide to compile from cvs:

    cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@freedesktop.org:/cvs/gtk-qt login
    CVS password:
    cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@freedesktop.org:/cvs/gtk-qt co gtk-qt-engine
    make -f admin/Makefile.common
    ./configure
    make
    make install


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     Re: Impressive.

     
     by Neutron on: Jun 18 2004
     
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    When I do a ./configure it always spits out an error: checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your installation and add the correct paths!

    Really annoying :( I would really appreciate it to make my gnome apps more kde friendly, but then it should also be more newbiefriendly...


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