> consistency was paramount, adherence to toolkit was extremely important just like Apple claimed. That is not my memory. If you were careful to use just progr

> consistency was paramount, adherence to toolkit was extremely important just like Apple claimed. That is not my memory. If you were careful to use just programs from KDE/Qt or GNOME/GTK, then this was about right, but every graphics toolkit had its own way of handling theming, and if you combined programs built with multiple graphics toolkits (additionally: Motif, Java, raw X) that would not respect your configuration.