Solving the problem with displaying Firefox controls in KDE
KDE and Firefox users are faced with the problem of displaying controls (buttons, checkboxes, selects), this especially affects KDE4 users, because there GTK applications are displayed without any styles at all.
In order for all Firefox controls to display correctly in KDE (3.5 and 4), you need to:
Now all the panels, buttons, selects, bookmarks, etc. displayed as needed.
For KDE4 users, you can still install the Oxygen theme .
PS: I personally use this method in Kubuntu 8.04 (KDE 3.5) and tried it in 9.04 Alpha (KDE 4.2). Users of other distributors may need to install the gtk-qt-engine package.
In order for all Firefox controls to display correctly in KDE (3.5 and 4), you need to:
- Install the gtk2-engines-qtcurve package.
- Set drawing style GTK application - QtCurve: KMenu-> System Settings (System Settings) -> Appearance (View) -> GTK Styles and Fonts (GTK Styles and Fonts) -> GTK Styles (GTK Styles), select “other »(Another) -> QtCurve.
Now all the panels, buttons, selects, bookmarks, etc. displayed as needed.
For KDE4 users, you can still install the Oxygen theme .
PS: I personally use this method in Kubuntu 8.04 (KDE 3.5) and tried it in 9.04 Alpha (KDE 4.2). Users of other distributors may need to install the gtk-qt-engine package.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/50469/
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