Looks like 'kdialog' supports Qt Style Sheets.
I haven't played with these before. Appears to be a variant of CSS.
$ kdialog --stylesheet ~/tmp/kdialog.qss --msgbox "$(lsblk)"
$ cat ~/tmp/kdialog.qss
* {
font-family: monospace;
font-size: 16;
}
I'm not sure if there's a way to identify the Qt components in use
by 'kdialog'
. (something like firefox' web developer "Inspect" would be awesome)
I grabbed a copy of XnView's stylesheet file: "XnView/UI/style_sheet.qss"
to start with. using it unchanged renders kdialog with a nice black background,
but not monospaced, of course.
That's probably the best way to handle kdialog's failings in other areas.
There's also a Style "Theme" (--style). I guess i have to look into this stuff more.
(this is more like the older X AppDefaults configurations to style X11 applications)
--stephen
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