On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> > I think it's because somehow, when run in KDE 2.0, KDE doesn't seem to
> > honour $HOME/.gtkrc. Please CMIIW. It has something to do with the toolkit
> > that default GNOME apps use. The default toolkit used for GNOME compliant
> > apps is GTK while for KDE, it is QT.
>
> what does CMIIW mean?
CMIIW == Correct Me If I'm Wrong
> does this mean gnapster on my system running KDE2 will
> never look like the screenshots from the website?
Make sure "Apply fonts and colors to non-KDE Apps" in kcontrol Look and
Feel/Themes/Style is not set.
If it's set, KDE will try to impose a common look and feel on all
applications (overriding gtkrc and friends).
KDE can use gtk themes, by the way - if you want to use them, use the
"Legacy Theme Importer" in the System menu in the K menu.
> > Default functionality in KDE that is tight-up with kwm will be lost if kwn
> > is replaced by other window managers.
This is no longer true with KDE 2.x.
KDE 2.0 follows the Net WM specification very closely (a window manager
specification that was written up by KDE and GNOME to make them better
interoperable).
kwin (which obsoletes kwm) still implements some features the Net
specification doesn't support, like the "?" button for QWhatsThis style
help in applications that support it.
LLaP
bero
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