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#62 Qt5 style

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2014-08-06
2013-01-30
beojan
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This isn't really a feature request, but this seems the best place to ask.

What are your plans on bespin for Qt5?

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  • Thomas Luebking

    Thomas Luebking - 2013-02-04

    None.

    If i'll do in a Qt5 style (reg. time and also QWidget/QML gravity), it'll capture some elements of the present bespin, but change several other.

    New Qt, new look ;-)

    Sorry, i was sure i had responded to this before.

     
  • beojan

    beojan - 2013-04-21

    Regarding QWidget vs QML, based on Qt Project Wiki: QtDesktopComponent, and in particular:

    The UI Components will have native look and feel for the desktop platforms that Qt supports. But it is also possible to implement ones own style.
    ...
    This is because the components rely on certain widget-specific classes such as QStyle to do native rendering.

    It appears QWidget styles may well be followed by QML based desktop applications.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2014-03-05

    I hope there'll be something. Some of my apps are written in qt5 already and look ugly.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2014-05-16

    Are there any changes to this position now that a number of applications seem to be using Qt5 with QWidgets (KF 5 stuff, leapmotion gui, etc).

     
  • Thomas Luebking

    Thomas Luebking - 2014-05-16

    Nope, Bespin is now EOL - sorry.
    I won't maintain two GUI styles (that's unrealistic)

     
  • beojan

    beojan - 2014-05-16

    Does that mean you are making a new style for Qt5 (or already have, and I haven't noticed), or are you no longer maintaining qt styles at all?

     

    Last edit: beojan 2014-05-16
  • Thomas Luebking

    Thomas Luebking - 2014-05-16

    http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Virtuality?content=165086

    No gradients, no shadows - certainly no glosses ;-)

     

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