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From: PCMan
Date: Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 10:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Development] A simple analysis of apps using qtbase's private
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To: Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez
Hello,
I'm one of the LXQt developers so I can answer part of your question
Hello,
I'm pcman, a developer of LXQt project (http:/lxqt.org/).
This is a new open-source Qt-based desktop environment, just like KDE.
We already ported the whole desktop to Qt5 and is preparing for a new
release, but now we're blocked by some XCB related problems of Qt 5.
https://bug
Sorry,
I found the answer myself.
I overlooked that when I read the source code of Qt5.
By using QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME I can specify the platform theme name.
Thanks!
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 1:14 AM, PCMan wrote:
> Hello,
> With Qt4, we can load our own custom platform plugin to do things w
Hello,
With Qt4, we can load our own custom platform plugin to do things we want.
This does not seem to be as easy in Qt 5.
We want to override the default QPlatformTheme provided by Qt with our
own plugin.
However, this part is hard-coded in Qt.
When XCB platform is used, Qt 5 loads QXcbIntegratio
Hello,
I'm Hong Jen Yee (nickname: pcman), a developer of LXQt desktop
(http://lxqt.org/).
We're building a classic desktop environment based on Qt, but we're
using QWidgets rather than QML. Soon we encountered the theme issues
about Qt.
For Windows and for OS X, native look &am
