There still appear to be some issues that didn't magically go away in
Jaunty for Kubuntu.
1. OpenOffice still does not theme nicely. There is another bug
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/openoffice/+bug/271086) on this issue that
was tracking this issue, but then referenced this bug. I have a dark
All of KDE 3 will be gone in Jaunty so this probably isn't needed
anymore.
** Changed in: kubuntu-kde4-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Won't Fix
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** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: kubuntu-kde4-meta = openoffice.org
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Oops, wrong bug.
** Changed in: kubuntu-kde4-meta (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: openoffice.org = kubuntu-kde4-meta
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Hi. Here's the files you asked for (I only edited the i386 dependencies
from the source package, as I figured that should suffice). I actually
wasn't able to test this, unfortunately, but I didn't do anything major.
Just used a small BASH script I wrote to grab all the dependencies of
the
Actually, sorry, I missed one thing in that last altered list. My script
didn't check dependencies of dependencies of dependencies, so I missed
that language-selector-qt depends on Adept. This version just has that
changed to language-selector and synaptic added in.
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Oh and here's that script I wrote if anyone wants it.
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That sounds like you want to do it. Just go ahead and provide the
appropriate diffs, we'll be very glad to upload if it works properly.
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Yeah, sure. I'd be glad to send you guys an altered dependency list
(after testing it myself first of course). I'll get back to you as soon
as possible.
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I notice this still hasn't been assigned to anyone yet. With gtk-qt-
engines-kde4 now available, this becomes a much simpler task: just edit
the package source to remove any dependencies that will result in Qt3
being installed, put in gtk-qt-engines-kde4, and fill any voids left by
the removal of
By the way, I fixed that problem with the Firefox icon on the plasma
panel looking awful (you can see it in the screenshots) by changing
/usr/lib/firefox-3.0b3/chrome/icons/default/default16.png to a 128x128
Konqueror icon. It wasn't necessary, but I also replaced
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Typo, should be: 'not only are the additional KDE3 libraries loaded'
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We aren't finished fixing up the CD images yet for one thing. Otherwise
we all just said on IRC you have some good ideas.
My one question is this, did you get the qt4 theme working with Gimp? I
couldn't for the life of me, but it worked fine with Firefox 3b3
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Cool, I'm glad you guys agree with me. Yeah, Gimp is working fine (it's
just like any other GTK app, so I'm not sure why it wouldn't work for
you). I attached a screenshot of me with an image open in Gimp for you
to see (just so you know, the scrollbars and generic backgrounds for
things like the
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