On 08 8:13:S, you wrote:
> On 08 7:22:S, Joel Rittvo wrote:
> > Tom Brinkman wrote:
> > >> I just noticed that you can get it as an rpm from Extras
> > >> also.
> > >
> > > OK, you talked me into it ;) 'yum install gtk-qt-engine'
> > >
> > > BUT, as soon as I click on "GTK Styles and Fonts", kcontrol
> > > segfaults an disappears.
> >
> > I am not running Rawhide or a test version right now, so there
> > is probably some incompatibility just for the moment there.
> > You might want to try it again in a few days or weeks. At
> > least with the rpm, you can remove it easily if it causes
> > problems.
> >
> > It actually lets you use any KDE style. It has a "choice" to
> > "use my KDE styles with GTK applications" or you can specify
> > another style for it to use with GTK applications. There is
> > also a choice for having it use your KDE fonts with GTK apps,
> > or you can chose a different font. It is simply meant to be a
> > way to get some settings automatically sent to GTK apps from
> > within a KDE desktop. They can be similar settings or
> > different settings as you choose. I do think it will solve 90%
> > of your issues, but obviously it will need to run correctly
> > first!
Sometimes I just havt'a wonder, I'm an idiot! I sux! ;)
Anyhow a lightbulb finally went off.... you didn't try gtk-qt-engine
as root. A definite PEBKAC. So,
# yum install gtk-qt-engine (a FC extras package)
# kcontrol
Now, "GTK Styles an Fonts" didn't segfault kcontrol, an I was
able to properly configure everything but dpi. Logout/in an nothin
is fixed. Another lightbulb, yeah but you only changed settings
for root user. So I ran kcontrol as user, this time choosin "GTK
Styles an Fonts" didn't sig11, an I was able to configure gtk apps
to use qt settings. Logout/in an Voila!! - FIXED!
Thanks Joel ;)
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Tom Brinkman Corpus Christi, Texas
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