Making KDE apps look like GNOME

[Nikhil Fernandes]

Are you sure you are using the right qtconfig? qtconfig is the qt4 tool,
while qt3config is the qt3 tool. You could also look for the configuration
files (in ~/.qt, I think) and see if qtcurve is selected as the theme. I'm
not on my own machine right now, so I don't know the exact file.

The brute force way to tackle the problem is:
$sudo aptitude install kcontrol
$kcontrol

then select QtCurve as the widget style, and you might have to change the
colours to match, depending on which clearlooks you are using.
kde-look.orghas a bunch of colour schemes.

Hope this works

On 7/5/06, beerfan <ulist at gs1.ubuntuforums.org> wrote:
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>
> Nikhil Fernandes Wrote:
> > Thanks, that was more or less what I was looking for. I actually figured
> > out a way using the Tango icon set (which I use anyway) the QTCurve
> > theme, and a Clearlooks colour setting. the qt3config bit was key.
>
> I've tried using qtconfig and the QtCurve theme to change the
> appearance of Krita but it doesn't seem to recognize the qtconfig
> changes. Any tips?
>
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