Thermidore

You can force KDE to use the style in GTK apps by selecting the 'QTCurve' at Use Style combobox in Configure Desktop -> Common Appearance -> Application Appearance -> GTK Styles.

It's also better to disable the opacity for GTK apps in QTCurve configuration (Configure -> Applications), as the opacity isn't supported by gtk window client area anyway.

With all this done, the likes of CHrome and Gimp look fine to me, with correct colors and background texture, although of course not as good as native QT apps. - Jul 15 2012

Hi, thanks for the feedback.
The theme was created/tested under OpenSUSE 12.1 / KDE 4.7, so if you are using a different KDE version, I suppose it’s possible that some elements in the structure of color scheming were altered/dropped. Although, by your description, I do not completely grasp what elements are rendered improperly in your case, do I understand correctly that on the reference screenshot the colors in these elements are correct? Also make sure that you are launching the application under the same user that you are setting the color scheme for.

Concerning your installation steps, I will also advise setting the Window Decorations theme to ‘QtCurve’, as this will allow you to have the same background image / opacity settings for the window borders and client area, as in the screenshot.
- Jun 26 2012

Oh, I should not reload page after replying, I suppose ) - Jul 15 2012

Hi, that never happened to me, but I'm guessing that perhaps it is related to some incompatibility between your versions of KDE and QTCurve, as I've not modified anything related to the Window Decorations themselves, you just can select them if you want the same style to apply to the client area and decorations of the window. Anyway,try accessing decorations directly by typing the "Window decorations" in the launcher menu; try disabling opacity setting or background image setting in the QTCurve configuration, as these are known to cause issues.

The theme themselves was created/tested under openSUSE 12.1 / KDE 4.7 / QTCurve 1.8.12 - Jul 15 2012

Hi, that never happened to me, but I'm guessing that perhaps it is related to some incompatibility between your versions of KDE and QTCurve, as I've not modified anything related to the Window Decorations themselves, you just can select them if you want the same style to apply to the client area and decorations of the window. Anyway,try accessing decorations directly by typing the "Window decorations" in the launcher menu; try disabling opacity setting or background image setting in the QTCurve configuration, as these are known to cause issues.

The theme themselves was created/tested under openSUSE 12.1 / KDE 4.7 / QTCurve 1.8.12 - Jul 15 2012

Hi, that never happened to me, but I'm guessing that perhaps it is related to some incompatibility between your versions of KDE and QTCurve, as I've not modified anything related to the Window Decorations themselves, you just can select them if you want the same style to apply to the client area and decorations of the window. Anyway,try accessing decorations directly by typing the "Window decorations" in the launcher menu; try disabling opacity setting or background image setting in the QTCurve configuration, as these are known to cause issues.

The theme themselves was created/tested under openSUSE 12.1 / KDE 4.7 / QTCurve 1.8.12 - Jul 15 2012

Hi, that never happened to me, but I'm guessing that perhaps it is related to some incompatibility between your versions of KDE and QTCurve, as I've not modified anything related to the Window Decorations themselves, you just can select them if you want the same style to apply to the client area and decorations of the window. Anyway,try accessing decorations directly by typing the "Window decorations" in the launcher menu; try disabling opacity setting or background image setting in the QTCurve configuration, as these are known to cause issues.

The theme themselves was created/tested under openSUSE 12.1 / KDE 4.7 / QTCurve 1.8.12 - Jul 15 2012

Hi, thanks. Make sure you have QtCurve installed in your system, ie, 'sudo apt-get install qtcurve'
a. Open KDE>System Settings
b. Choose 'Application Appearance'
c. Choose 'Colors' from left column
d. Click 'Import Scheme' on right column
e. Find 'Renaissance_light.colors' file, click 'Open' button
f. Choose 'Renaissance light' in the listing, Click 'Apply' at bottom.
g. Then click 'Style' in left column
h. Under 'Widget Style', choose 'QtCurve'
i. At lower right corner, click 'Apply'
j. Back to 'Widget Style' above, click 'Configure'
k. Under Presets, click 'Import'
l. Find 'renaissance_light.qtcurve' file and 'Open' button at bottom
m. Then click 'Save', then 'Apply' again
n. Select 'QTCurve' window decoration at Window Decorations. - Jul 14 2012

Hi, thanks. Make sure you have QtCurve installed in your system, ie, 'sudo apt-get install qtcurve'
a. Open KDE>System Settings
b. Choose 'Application Appearance'
c. Choose 'Colors' from left column
d. Click 'Import Scheme' on right column
e. Find 'Renaissance_light.colors' file, click 'Open' button
f. Choose 'Renaissance light' in the listing, Click 'Apply' at bottom.
g. Then click 'Style' in left column
h. Under 'Widget Style', choose 'QtCurve'
i. At lower right corner, click 'Apply'
j. Back to 'Widget Style' above, click 'Configure'
k. Under Presets, click 'Import'
l. Find 'renaissance_light.qtcurve' file and 'Open' button at bottom
m. Then click 'Save', then 'Apply' again
n. Select 'QTCurve' window decoration at Window Decorations. - Jul 14 2012