Unifying KDE and Gtk look & feel!

[Charles]

Please vote! Tell us what theme you prefer, this is going to be the theme applied to Gtk applications such as Firefox, Thunderbird, Seamonkey or Evolution

Default





Clearlooks





Plastik (KDE)






Sources:
- Unified Plastik Desktop 4.0
- Clearlooks - A simple, elegant, and usable Gtk theme

[antik]

I see no difference at all :S

[Charles]

Are you serious? :shock: :lol:

[antik]

Are you serious? :shock: :lol:

Damn, now I get it- all icons are the same only boxes are different. Plastik is default KDE theme, I think this make all experience coherent for desktop.

I really don`t see any difference between Clearlooks and Plastik.

[dracheflieger]

I agree with you antik...I couldn't see any difference until you pointed it out but the last two look the same. Sorry Charles

[TerryP]

I've never had a problem with BSD GTK app's, if your going to fook with it, may as well match KDE L/F.

I also like my own ff/tb themes (qute3/blue ms office like)

[1000k]

Indeed there are *some* little differences between clearlooks and Plastik -> look attentively at the boxes. I prefer Plastik, which moreover is said to be the default KDE theme, so that's makes sense.

[Charles]

I would say they are different: scroll bars, tabs, drop-down menu, button highlights, bar separators, text fields outlines, etc...

[TerryP]

From the # of votes I think allot of people don't know what "GTK" is, or don't care.

To me before I got on PC-BSD GTK was just some run time file collection that GIMP needed, much as a JRE is needed for a Java app.

[g0lem]

crystal seems to be more appealing for me...

but, on linux, gnome, i prefer the hard-edged traditional looks. if only i could find something like that in kde. something like m$ look, because it's simple and to-the-point ... i tried to compile qtcurve, for the flat appearance, but i receive errors...