On Thursday 31 October 2013 22:34:27 PCMan wrote: > KDE uses its own color schemes and I studied it earlier, but it seems that > their solution only applies to KDE-based software, not plain Qt. > For plain Qt applications, the colors are not as configurable and the > choices are quite limited. Just a few weeks ago I had a look into how the color handling inside KDE works[1]. It's actually quite simple:
qApp- >setPalette(KColorScheme::createApplicationPalette(KSharedConfig::openConfig())); unfortunately it's a tier3 framework (kconfigwidgets) so probably unsuited for LXQt. Hopefully we will soon have the diagram showing the inter-dependencies of all frameworks. Could be that this only depends on KConfig. Cheers Martin [1] Was experimenting with getting the color scheme from the app followed in the window decoration, mandatory screenshot: https://plus.google.com/115606635748721265446/posts/YLC2J2qV5Ap
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