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Qinx

1.4

Theme/Style for KDE 3.2 +

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Link: Link
Downloads: 18118

Submitted: Jul 1 2002
Updated: Apr 10 2005

Description:

Here is a style inspired by the QNX Photon desktop. Includes a widget style, KWin decoration, and a couple of color schemes.

Changelog:

Version 1.4
- Fix potential crash for some toolbars (licq)

Version 1.3
- Add menu button indicator
- Fixed background mode related bugs
- Add QSplitter highlighting

Version 1.2
- Added help and sticky window buttons
- Minor code improvements
- Fixed toolbuttons with pixmap backgrounds
- Fixed search toolbars

Version 1.1
- Improved toolbar, menubar, tabbar, headers, progress bar, Kicker buttons, popup menus, tree view
- Mouseover highlighting for combo, slider, spin
- Account for reverse layouts

Version 1.0
- Final release for KDE 3.2
- Set proper button icons for window state

Version 0.8
- Minor adjustments to track changing KDE 3.2 API

Version 0.7
- Converted kwin client to KDE 3.2 API
- Added configuration dialog to style

Version 0.6
- Option to reverse titlebar gradients
- Custom button positions in Kwin client
- Fix contrast on dark color schemes (kretz@kde.org)
- Better tab label placement
- Minor optimizations and code cleanup

Version 0.5
- Mouseover and client window buttons
- Fully overlapped tabs on QTabBar
- Fixed background on some custom KToolbars
- Better gradients on tool windows
- Minor optimizations and code cleanup

Version 0.4
- Notched tabs on QTabBar
- Fixed floating popup menus

Version 0.3
- Transparent menus now working
- Improved appearance for floating and KFileDialog toolbars
- Added styling for toolbar and extension widgets
- Added window decoration configuration module
- Fixed menu text "runoff" and error with titled popups due to incorrect size calculations
- Minor visual changes to menus, toolbars and scrollbars

Version 0.2
- Gradient values now follow KGlobalSettings::contrast()
- Removed menu transparency for the present
- Fixed gradient offsets
- Fixed sunken bevel appearance
- Fixed disabled progressbar appearance

Version 0.1
- Initial release

License: X11

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I like it...

by shr on: Jul 2 2002

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and hope its getting into the
KDE CVS tree (kde 3.2 ?).
Its small, its fast and looks very nice.

Keep up the good work...:)

\sh

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Nice and clean

by luguber123 on: Jul 4 2002

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I like the the general impression of this theme. The only thing I don't like is that the checkbox has a MS'ish background while the radiobuttons look modern.

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Great and fast!

by flagar on: Jul 17 2002

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Excellent theme. I'm using it every day and I would like to see it included in the next KDE release.
I suggest 2 important improvements:
1) Make the text bold and black for the active window in the kicker
2) Make the selection color in the kicker not white, but dark (i.e. blue).
THX and good work!

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Dual scroll arrows

by Deciare on: Aug 9 2002

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Excellent work! With the addition of adjustable gradients, this theme tops QNiX IMHO. (I like very strong gradients :)

I have a feature request. It's something that several of the other styles already do: dual scroll arrows. For those of us without mouse wheels, having the up/left scroll arrows right next to the bottom/right scroll arrows is immeasurably useful.

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Suggestion

by Brandybuck on: Aug 9 2002

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Thanks for the suggestion. I chose to follow the Photon way instead of the KDE or Next way for the scroll bars. I don't want to create a dedicated Control Center module for the Qinx style, so I need to hardcode this in. But I understand your rationale and will ponder it.

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Improve Menus?

by keysor on: Aug 9 2002

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A great theme so far. Could the "mouseover" highlight around the name of each menu appear recessed instead of raised? And the menus themselves still need some work-- perhaps a recessed gradient highlight, instead of a solid color. (And could the menu itself have a slight gradient?)

My only other suggestion would be making the title bars more like QNiX-- put a vertical line to the right of the top left button, and keep the horizontal lines at the top and bottom on the inactive title bar. (Not sure if this is how Photon does it or not, but I liked it from QNiX...)

Anyway, great job-- we _definitely_ needed a QNiX port to KDE 3. Thanks!

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Improve Menus?

by Brandybuck on: Aug 9 2002

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Thanks for the suggestions. My goal in this theme is to make it look as much like Photon as possible. Most of the differences are due to Qt/KDE constraints or difficulty in implementation.

But I will keep your suggestions in mind though the next time I pull out Qinx to work on.

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cannot select

by zelegans on: Aug 10 2002

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Great screenshots :)

I compiled it for kde3 in mandrake 8.2 using the 2.96 gcc. I installed it onto /opt/kde3 and although everithing went apparently allright, the style doesn't showup in kcontrol.

The window decoration appears in kcontrol, but when selected chooses kDE2 default window decoration.

I must be missing something...

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It works

by zelegans on: Aug 11 2002

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compiled and installed a another time and it now works.

:)

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Qinx

Theme/Style for KDE 3.2 +

Here is a style inspired by the QNX Photon desktop. Includes a widget style, KWin decoration, and a couple of color schemes.

I like it...

and hope its getting into the KDE CVS tree (kde 3.2 ?). Its small, its fast and looks very nice. Keep up the good work...:) \sh

Nice and clean

I like the the general impression of this theme. The only thing I don't like is that the checkbox has a MS'ish background while the radiobuttons look modern.

Great and fast!

Excellent theme. I'm using it every day and I would like to see it included in the next KDE release. I suggest 2 important improvements: 1) Make the text bold and black for the active window in the kicker 2) Make the selection color in the kicker not white, but dark (i.e. blue). THX and good work!

Dual scroll arrows

Suggestion

Thanks for the suggestion. I chose to follow the Photon way instead of the KDE or Next way for the scroll bars. I don't want to create a dedicated Control Center module for the Qinx style, so I need to hardcode this in. But I understand your rationale and will ponder it.

Improve Menus?

Improve Menus?

Thanks for the suggestions. My goal in this theme is to make it look as much like Photon as possible. Most of the differences are due to Qt/KDE constraints or difficulty in implementation. But I will keep your suggestions in mind though the next time I pull out Qinx to work on.

cannot select

It works

compiled and installed a another time and it now works. :)

and hope its getting into the
KDE CVS tree (kde 3.2 ?).
Its small, its fast and looks very nice.

Keep up the good work...:)

\sh

Excellent theme. I'm using it every day and I would like to see it included in the next KDE release.
I suggest 2 important improvements:
1) Make the text bold and black for the active window in the kicker
2) Make the selection color in the kicker not white, but dark (i.e. blue).
THX and good work!

Thanks for the suggestions. My goal in this theme is to make it look as much like Photon as possible. Most of the differences are due to Qt/KDE constraints or difficulty in implementation.

But I will keep your suggestions in mind though the next time I pull out Qinx to work on.

compiled and installed a another time and it now works.

:)