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I've seen that firefox is the only program that wont show the buttons and the scroll bar like the oxygen ones.. i was going to post a picture but i ...
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  1. 03-23-2010 #1
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    Firefox no oxygen style?

    I've seen that firefox is the only program that wont show the buttons and the scroll bar like the oxygen ones..
    i was going to post a picture but i only have like 3 posts
    anyone with the same issue?

    Thanks in advance
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    Firefox uses GTK as its toolkit. To get around this you can either install a standalone Firefox Oxygen theme or you can set your GTK theme to use Oxygen, either as a standalone them or by using one of the tools for mirroring KDE's theme.

    I know I'm being a bit vague but I'm coming from the otherside. I run a Gnome desktop so as I install my KDE apps such as Amarok and Ktorrent, I install KDE4 systemsettings and set the theme to point at GTK's theme and then manually synchronise the colours. That way no matter what application I open up they all look native
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigtomrodney View Post
    Firefox uses GTK as its toolkit. To get around this you can either install a standalone Firefox Oxygen theme or you can set your GTK theme to use Oxygen, either as a standalone them or by using one of the tools for mirroring KDE's theme.

    I know I'm being a bit vague but I'm coming from the otherside. I run a Gnome desktop so as I install my KDE apps such as Amarok and Ktorrent, I install KDE4 systemsettings and set the theme to point at GTK's theme and then manually synchronise the colours. That way no matter what application I open up they all look native
    i messed up everything i tried setting GTK+ as my main style X quitted and now i cant go back
    im using root account to post here
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    Quote Originally Posted by iavor
    i messed up everything i tried setting GTK+ as my main style X quitted and now i cant go back
    im using root account to post here
    Au! I had that happen to me too.

    The fastest way around this is from textual mode
    Code:
    mv ~/.kde ~/kde.bak
    and log back in. This builds a new profile. The old one is now in ~/kde.bak, so you can restore it or parts of it if you need. Otherwise you can throw it away.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freston View Post
    Au! I had that happen to me too.

    The fastest way around this is from textual mode
    Code:
    mv ~/.kde ~/kde.bak
    and log back in. This builds a new profile. The old one is now in ~/kde.bak, so you can restore it or parts of it if you need. Otherwise you can throw it away.
    thanks man ill keep that in mind for next time..
    i kind of reformated
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    Hey did you try to get gtk-kde4.

    go to SlackBuild.org and search it.
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