Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 18th Jan 2011 22:18 UTC, submitted by alinandrei
De kogel is door de kerk. After years of focussing entirely on Gtk+ and GNOME, Ubuntu will finally start evaluating Qt applications for inclusion in the defaukt Ubuntu installation. Mark Shuttleworth announced the policy change on his blog today.
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RE[7]: Talk about arrogance
by vivainio on Wed 19th Jan 2011 10:28
in reply to "RE[6]: Talk about arrogance"
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RE[8]: Talk about arrogance
by mart on Wed 19th Jan 2011 10:48
in reply to "RE[7]: Talk about arrogance"
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I think QGtkStyle still uses Qt for painting, Gtk is used to launch system dialogs and fetch the theme attributes & bitmaps for the painter.
the Clearlooks style did that.
QGtkStyle actually uses the GTK engine.
take a look at QGtkStylePrivate and QGtkPainter classes.
does pretty wicked things but works incredibly well
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2005-11-17
the opposite is true as well, the default Qt build supports a theme that paints directly with the GTK engine.
Edited 2011-01-19 10:16 UTC