Is there any way to make GTK apps look nicer by default under KDE?

[Jaroslav Reznik]

On Wednesday 14 October 2009 15:55:05 Rex Dieter wrote:
> Mary Ellen Foster wrote:
> > I just installed fresh Rawhide on a new computer yesterday, and I
> > noticed that under the default configuration, GTK apps look fairly
> > ugly, with grey blocky buttons and UI components and so on. If I
> 
> Not sure what the default gtk theme is these days (still nodoka or other?),
> but I *am* sure that whatever that default theme is, it's supposed to look
> better than what you describe.

I have to confirm ugly GTK applications - I've just installed Firefox and it 
looks like early 90's Windows application.

Probably something changed in setting of GTK theme and we missed it? So it's 
not set properly in KDE?

Jaroslav

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