[kde-linux] Re: Cannot Change Button Style in KDE Applications

[Pascal Bernhard]

Thanks Duncan. I'm assuming it's rather a KDE issue, because it stopped.working properly only after the KDE upgrade. But I will ask over at GNOME/GTK whether someone there can help me.

Pascal
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Betreff: [kde-linux] Re: Cannot Change Button Style in KDE Applications
Von: Duncan <1i5t5.duncan at cox.net>
Datum: 21.06.2011 00:16

Pascal Hasko Bernhard posted on Mon, 20 Jun 2011 23:33:40 +0200 as
excerpted:

> since there is no reply on my first mail on this topic, I'll just post
> this again, hoping that someone will find the time to respond:
> 
> recently KDE was upgraded to 4.6.3 on my Debian unstable. I'm working
> under a GNOME environment but use some KDE applications.

I'm guessing most people here use a kde desktop and may not know much 
about the gnome side.  That's certainly the case here.  Maybe on the 
gnome list you'll find an answer?  Or perhaps try your distro user lists?

(FWIW I personally get very frustrated even thinking about gnome, given 
their "the users are too dumb to know what's best for them, so we can't 
expose the config options or they might actually use them", philosophy, 
leading to castrated configs with less options in some cases than even MS 
servantware has!  Somehow, I thus don't find it particularly surprising 
to see someone post that they make it hard to configure kde apps to use a 
real kde theme, instead of a gtk-look-alike.  But on the bright side, I'm 
VERY glad there's a project for devs that think like that, as giving them 
their own project keeps them farther away from my VERY customized kde 
desktop!  So to each his own, just keep them away from anything I use, 
and me away from their desktop, and things will be fine!)

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and if you use the program, he is your master."  Richard Stallman

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