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This page is meant to be a collection of answers to questions frequently coming up on the [http://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/postorius/lists/users.trinitydesktop.org/ users' mailing list].<noinclude> |
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| + | You can use the table of contents below or your browser's in-page search feature (usually <code>Ctrl+F</code>) to find relevant information. |
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| + | = How do I make Gtk+/Qt apps to use the Trinity style/colors/fonts? = |
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| + | Keywords: toolkit, consistency, look and feel |
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| + | == Gtk+2 == |
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| + | Install the Gtk+2 TQt engine (<tt>gtk-tqt-engine</tt>). Then configure it via <code>Trinity Control Center > Appearance > GTK Styles and Fonts</code>. |
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| + | == Gtk+3 == |
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| + | {{WarningBox | text = This will not work with Gtk+3 versions 3.20 and later.}} |
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| + | Install the Gtk+3 TQt engine (<tt>gtk-tqt-engine</tt>). Then configure it in the same way as the Gtk+2 style. |
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| + | == Qt4 == |
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| + | Start Qt4's <tt>qtconfig</tt> (might be named <tt>qtconfig-qt4</tt> or similarly on your system). In the option <code>Select GUI Style</code> pick <code>GTK+</code> from the drop-down menu. |
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| + | You will have to pick the appropriate fonts manually. |
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| + | == Qt5 == |
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| + | Install <tt>qt5c</tt> and the Gtk+ style plugin for Qt5 (probably in a package named something like <tt>qt5-styleplugins</tt>). |
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| + | Then, make Qt5 use <tt>qt5ct</tt> settings by means of the appropriate environment variable: |
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| + | <syntaxhighlight lang="shell-session"> |
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| + | $ export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct |
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| + | You can put this line in your <tt>.bashrc</tt> for the current user or in a script in the <tt>/etc/profile.d</tt> directory to set it system-wide. |
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| + | Next, start <tt>qt5ct</tt> and select <code>Gtk2</code> as your Qt5 style. |
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| + | Once again, you will have to pick the appropriate fonts manually. |
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Revision as of 09:52, 18 January 2022
This page is meant to be a collection of answers to questions frequently coming up on the users' mailing list.
You can use the table of contents below or your browser's in-page search feature (usually Ctrl+F) to find relevant information.
How do I make Gtk+/Qt apps to use the Trinity style/colors/fonts?
Keywords: toolkit, consistency, look and feel
Gtk+2
Install the Gtk+2 TQt engine (gtk-tqt-engine). Then configure it via Trinity Control Center > Appearance > GTK Styles and Fonts.
Gtk+3
Install the Gtk+3 TQt engine (gtk-tqt-engine). Then configure it in the same way as the Gtk+2 style.
Qt4
Start Qt4's qtconfig (might be named qtconfig-qt4 or similarly on your system). In the option Select GUI Style pick GTK+ from the drop-down menu.
You will have to pick the appropriate fonts manually.
Qt5
Install qt5c and the Gtk+ style plugin for Qt5 (probably in a package named something like qt5-styleplugins).
Then, make Qt5 use qt5ct settings by means of the appropriate environment variable:
$ export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct
You can put this line in your .bashrc for the current user or in a script in the /etc/profile.d directory to set it system-wide.
Next, start qt5ct and select Gtk2 as your Qt5 style.
Once again, you will have to pick the appropriate fonts manually.