> Any argument why they should (beside the fact that it is possible)?

They shouldn't override their toolkit's default settings without a good
reason. Is there any reason they should in this case "(beside the fact
that it is possible)"?

> Do you think we should patch all GTK applications in universe to make
them respect the Gnome settings, even when they have been clearly not
been designed this way?

I don't think we should go actively searching for them, but fixing them
as bug reports come in seems reasonable, if fixing is appropriate. (This
ties in with your next point, of course.)

> I use bluefish myself, and I'm on kubuntu, should I care about gnome
settings?

This brings up a lot of complex issues, but the answers are really the
same as the answer to the question of, "Which theme should GTK+ use
under KDE?" I don't know how that's managed, but this should be managed
in the same way: Either KDE sets the option for GTK+, or GTK+ reads it
from KDE.

More specifically for this... What does gedit show on toolbars in KDE?
Does KDE have a similar option? If so, if you change it, does gedit
change appropriately (perhaps with a re-launch of gedit)?

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