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Something that actually blew my mind is that by default most Qt apps actually can accept a theme sheet by command line argument. This means that you can pretty

Something that actually blew my mind is that by default most Qt apps actually can accept a theme sheet by command line argument. This means that you can pretty much retheme any Qt app by adding a file and editing how shortcuts/registry/however else you can launch applications. I know that there is a programmatic way to do all that on linux but not sure of how for win and mac.

AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y ago
That's still a huge step down from the single configuration dialog we used in Windows 95. And it's slower.
- fiddlerwoaroof 8y ago
  On Linux, at least, there is such a central dialog. It’s just that Qt exposes the configuration via command line overrides