Very nice. This is one of the first themes that I've actually downloaded and then gone on to use in a long time. Too many themes (GTK and Metacity or Emerald) have bugs, Ubuntu dependencies and things I don't like, so I end up back with Sonar and my Overglass Mod windows, but this is nice, clean, crisp and compact. Thanks for porting :)
I've put my comment on the DeviantArt page. Hopefully someone can port the widgets from QtCurve to GTK as well - based on the screenshots then they could be a good alternative to my Sonar widgets.
I've never tried it, but I think you can actually use QtCurve in gnome. If you go to the qtcurve download page on KDE look, there's a Gtk3 download version of it.
I've just been looking, and I don't think it is possible. It looks like, which it is the QtCurve engine, the KDE QtCurve file format is different (more like a GTK theme and less like an INI file). Shame :\
Unless I missed something obvious...?
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Very nice. This is one of the first themes that I've actually downloaded and then gone on to use in a long time. Too many themes (GTK and Metacity or Emerald) have bugs, Ubuntu dependencies and things I don't like, so I end up back with Sonar and my Overglass Mod windows, but this is nice, clean, crisp and compact. Thanks for porting :)
My thoughts exactly. Be sure to give your compliments to it's creator. :)
I've put my comment on the DeviantArt page. Hopefully someone can port the widgets from QtCurve to GTK as well - based on the screenshots then they could be a good alternative to my Sonar widgets.
I've never tried it, but I think you can actually use QtCurve in gnome. If you go to the qtcurve download page on KDE look, there's a Gtk3 download version of it.
I've just been looking, and I don't think it is possible. It looks like, which it is the QtCurve engine, the KDE QtCurve file format is different (more like a GTK theme and less like an INI file). Shame :\ Unless I missed something obvious...?