<> <> <> Make Qt application more GNOME-like = Install needed software = First we need to install qt3-qtconfig in order to change the sytles: {{{ sudo apt-get install qt3-qtconfig }}} Now we install Polymer Qt Theme that looks like GNOME Clearlooks. It is in the [[Repositories/Ubuntu#AddUniverse|Universe]] repository. {{{ sudo apt-get install polymer }}} If you want to use a font like Trebuchet we need to install msstcorefonts: {{{ sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts }}} If you want to use Xlin Sans (What I personaly prefer and also use in my GNOME system): {{{ wget -c ftp://ftp.chg.ru/pub/Linux/ALTLinux/Master/2.4/ALTLinux/RPMS.main/dmtr40in-fonts-1.0-alt2.noarch.rpm sudo alien -d dmtr40in-fonts-1.0-alt2.noarch.rpm sudo dpkg -i dmtr40in-fonts_1.0-1_all.deb }}} if you don't have alien install it via: {{{sudo apt-get install alien}}}. = Configure = Let's configure it: {{{ qtconfig }}} You can make for example the following changes: {{{ -Default Font- Family: Trebuchet MS Style: Normal Point Size: 10 }}} or choose "XLinSans"! Click on the Library Paths tab. In the input-box at the bottom enter {{{ /usr/plugins }}} then click add, save it and restart and choose polymer as GUI Style and save it again. Now we configure the polymer theme: {{{ polymer-config }}} Down around the bottom you'll see {{{KDE Style Settings}}}, change the {{{Transparency Engine}}} to {{{Software Tint}}} and then close the application and save it. For even more KDE tweaking you can play around with {{{kcontrol}}}. Thanks: [FLeiXiuS http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=56630&page=1&pp=10]