https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=493915
--- Comment #4 from nekto <serganti...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Urs Fleisch from comment #3) > The portable binary archive for Kid3 (kid3-3.9.6-Linux.tgz in your case) > comes with its own Qt. So if your system Qt is styled globally, e.g. by > using qt6ct or the LXQt Theme/Widget Style Qt Palette settings of LxQt, then > this will not affect the style of the Qt libraries contained in the Kid3 > package. Since ALT Linux does only provide an old version (3.9.4), you will > have to build Kid3 yourself using the system Qt libraries if you want it to > use exactly the style used by the other Qt applications. > > But if it is enough to just have a dark theme for Kid3, there is an easier > option. As can be seen with `man qt6options`, there is an option > `-stylesheet=path/to/stylesheet` for Qt applications. You could try to > create your own style sheet or locate the one used by LxQt. An easier > solution would be to use some ready-to-use style sheet, e.g. > https://github.com/ColinDuquesnoy/QDarkStyleSheet. If you download and > extract the source ZIP from that project, you can start Kid3 with a dark > theme using > > kid3-3.9.6-Linux/kid3-qt -stylesheet > QDarkStyleSheet-master/qdarkstyle/dark/darkstyle.qss > > What I do not like with this style on my system (Arch Linux) is that the > check boxes are not visible, probably because this project is intended to be > compiled into the application as a Qt resource and not just loaded from a > directory. Maybe you can tweak this, or it might in the end still be easier > to build Kid3 yourself from the sources. could you please make the default theme of the portable build a little darker (like in my screenshot)? I, in principle, prefer portable applications, and I use kid3 often and for a long time, so I would like an option that is more convenient, simpler and more versatile than the one you talked about -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
