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On 31/12/2015 15:37, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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>> I have not found a Qt5 theme that looks Qt4-esque, but it's totally |
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>> > possible to do it. |
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>> > I think in your case, you should go back to Qt4 until a quality theme is |
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>> > available for Qt5 that you like. Do keep in mind that Qt4 is already a |
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>> > good distance down the end-of-life process so you will have to switch to |
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>> > Qt5 some time (but not today or tomorrow) |
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> Oh, I haven't abandoned Qt4 yet. It's my main, everyday system, while the |
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> Qt5 one is just for playing with via dual boot. |
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One of the problems with themes is that so many of them are really just |
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the shipped theme with a few things tweaked - some colours, background |
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translucency, maybe some spacing. |
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Very few themes seem to do anything really different. KDE for netbooks |
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is one exception I can think of. The various gnome-kde compatibility |
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themes are another. |
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Alan McKinnon |
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