Description of problem: It seems that the KDE/QT Bluecurve theme is applied when logging into KDE for the first time. This means when not installing the KDE desktop, and only a few KDE apps, these apps will not use Bluecurve as default theme Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Install Red Hat 8.0 without KDE Desktop Additional info:
Gack! This never got fixed? This was really, really supposed to be fixed, I thought it was marked blocker and then closed.
you still have old qt/kde settings in your home. You have to remove ~/.qt and ~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals.
Definately NOT. This was no upgrade, and I didnt reuse my home/ dir. This was a new installation on my new labtop. I have seen this bug on two other computers aswell. Consider to reopen the bug.
could please send your /usr/lib/qt-3.0.5/etc/settings/qtrc and ~/.qt/qtrc. I think somehing is wrong here.
*** Bug 80103 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
With the current packages, I'm not getting the right Qt theme even when I _do_ log into KDE, and log out, then log into GNOME. ~/.qt/qtrc contains style=keramik, which is overriding the /usr/lib/qt-[VERSION]/etc/settings/qtrc value of Bluecurve.
Taking out of NEEDINFO since owen posted qtrc contents that seem to explain the problem.
it's a bug in kdelibs and is fixed in kdelibs-3.1-3.