On Friday, 2014-05-09, 10:53:29, Jerome Leclanche wrote: > The most common complaint about LXQt however is graphics, and I tend > to agree. I've gotten used to the QtCurve look by now but the truth is > it didn't age well. The alternative Qt 4 themes are .. simply awful. > Oxygen is okay but unfortunately requires kdelibs, and has no Qt 5 > port that I know of.
I've seen discussions of work done on an Oxygen style for QtQuick.Controls, which wouldn't make much sense if there weren't a matching one for QtWidgets. > Functionally, there are a couple of points I wanted to raise. > First of all, lxqt-notifications and lxqt-panel are heavy users of > QSS. I love QSS but it's getting zero love in upstream Qt and I > believe we will have to drop it. I doubt QSS will be dropped as long as QtWidgets remains and this in turn won't be dropped for quite some time since so much Qt software depends on it. > I think these two apps are actually great candidates to port to QML, > which allows a lot more freedom and high level control over their > looks. s/QML/QtQuick/ :) > On specifics, the Qt theme itself is very hard to control - very few > graphics devs actually know how to deal with that stuff. > Icon themes are easier mainly because there's already a large set to > choose from. I read somewhere, but can't unfortunately remember where, that someone is working on an "asset based style", basically a QStyle plugin that loads various things from "assets", most likely images. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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