The Ubuntu community has contributed 12357 ideas, 58479 comments, 1187050 votes
Idea
#315: Unify KDE and GNOME themes
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-29
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Written by mexlinux the 29 Feb 08 at 00:32.
Category: Look and Feel.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: New
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Description
Bring the same thame for both desktops, if we use app from both desktops we ant it too look simmilar
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smartboyathome wrote on the 29 Feb 08 at 00:34
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Get some coders together and make the Qt equivilent of gtk-qtcurve.
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mexlinux wrote on the 29 Feb 08 at 00:53
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In fact, qtcurve is a Qt initiative not GTK's
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Veejay wrote on the 29 Feb 08 at 02:02
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God please don't unify...
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AndrewC wrote on the 2 Mar 08 at 06:03
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Hmm, maybe the theme could be blue. And you could put lots of curves in it...
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ketilwaa wrote on the 11 May 08 at 13:35
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I agree on this. Adding qt4 to the mix, now makes me go through at least 3 setting managers, of which I can't be sure which does which. On the desktop, users shouldn't be forced to find out if they use version X of toolkit Y.
Usability, anyone?
I'm thinking of a tool that links together KDE/QT3/4 and GTK styles that are similar. You run the tool, it sees that you use GDM, assumes Gnome, lets you set up all QT/KDE apps to look similar, and using the same fonts.
Expand the tool, call it DE-integrator, and commonly handle fonts, themes, i/o, notifications, etc.
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Mike Graham wrote on the 30 May 08 at 17:10
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Voted yes.
Themes should not try to turn Gnome/GTK into KDE/Qt or vice-versa, but there should be a basic complimenting between Ubuntu and Kubuntu.
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aebmyasz wrote on the 10 Jun 08 at 13:49
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* English:
My vote are -1 because if you done this, then lose the sense of choice in Linux, one of the things that makes it attractive to the operating system is the freedom to choose.
* Spanish:
Voto -1 porque si se unifican se pierde el sentido de la elección en linux, una de las cosas que hace atractivo al sistema operativo es la LIBERTAD de escoger.
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