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On Linux, KDE is able to theme GTK apps to match it's own theme. It has limitations of course but it does a very good job.
by p4bl0 4y ago
On Linux, KDE is able to theme GTK apps to match it's own theme. It has limitations of course but it does a very good job.
- int_19h 4y agoIt can do that because Gtk allows for custom themes, so it's possible to make one that looks like Qt. The opposite - making Qt look like a Gtk theme - is also possible. But Windows deprecated support for user-configurable themes ages ago, and none of the new frameworks have it.
- laumars 4y agoThat’s not a KDE thing, it’s a Qt and GTK thing. Those toolkits support themes and all you’re doing in KDE is specifying a two different themes (albeit named the same) that is visually similar. However if you look closer at the widgets you’ll notice how theming on Qt and GTK differ, so even the “same” theme across those two toolkits will look and behave subtly different.