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Homepage:  Link
Blog:  Link
Depends on:  KDE 4.x
Downloads:  57574

Submitted: May 26 2007
Updated: Feb 8 2010

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Description:

Skulpture is a GUI style addon for KDE programs. It features a classical three dimensional artwork with shadows and smooth gradients to enhance the visual experience.

Skulpture has been designed to be light and easy on eyes; many distracting borders or graphical elements have been removed or replaced by simpler artwork. See NOTES and README for additional information.

Skulpture is released as source code under the GNU GPL version 3 license; see INSTALL for installation instructions and COPYING for additional information.

Packages kindly provided by:
* Salvatore Ansani (DEB for Debian)
* Franz Fellner (ebuild for Gentoo)
Thanks to all of them!

Changelog:

New in 0.2.4:

This version fixes two crashes and other bugs visible with KDE 4.4. Updating is recommended.

Bugfixes:
* fixed possible crash when destroying MDI windows
* fixed possible crash when destroying menus
* fixed Tab key handling in Konversation
* fixed detection of default font (KDE 4.4)
* fixed menu item rectangle and input handler (Qt 4.6)
* fixed text rendering in vertical ProgressBar
* fixed frame in "east" TabWidget (Qt 4.6)
* fixed workaround for KIntNumInput size bug (KDE 4.4)
* fixed MDI window title placement with RTL layouts
* fixed ToolBar icon size to respect KDE setting (KDE 4.4)
* fixed single click mode to respect KDE setting (KDE 4.4)
* fixed vertical centering regressions (Qt 4.6.1)
* fixed vertical alignment of labels in FormLayout (Qt 4.6.2)
* fixed flashing of ScrollBar in PlacesPanel
* fixed widget flags in KWin window decoration client
* fixed menubar margin for improved full-screen usability
* fixed "Alternate Background" color in Skulpture color schemes
* fixed build warnings (KDE 4.3)
* fixed build failure with Qt 4.1

See NEWS for changes in previous versions.

License: GPL

Source

(0.2.4)

SUSE

(0.2.4 - openSUSE 11.1 - 11.2 - 11.3 - SLE)

Debian

(0.2.3 - Debian testing/unstable, i386/amd64)

Mandriva

(0.2.4 - Mandriva 2009.1 - Mandriva 2010)

Fedora

(0.2.4 - Fedora 12 - Fedora 13)

Gentoo

(0.2.4 - Gentoo ebuild)

Ubuntu

(0.2.4 - Ubuntu 9.04 - 9.10 - 10.04)

Source

(Skulpture home page - unstable snapshots)

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.colors theme

by donmiguelle on: Jun 29 2010

Michael Borisov
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Several .colors themes come together with Skulpture (at least in Kubuntu). Those themes are very nice. And I would like to use them in my pure Qt (not a KDE) application. Is it possible to do that? Maybe I should somehow convert those files?

Thanks,
Michael
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Re: .colors theme

by skulptor on: Jun 29 2010

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Hm, not sure if you understand you correctly, but Qt programs should read the KDE palette automatically when run under KDE.

Re: Re: .colors theme

by donmiguelle on: Jun 29 2010

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Well, it looks like it's not a style-related problem. What I mean, I would like to use KDE color schemes for Skulpture not only in KDE but also in Windows and Mac OS X.

Re: Re: Re: .colors theme

by donmiguelle on: Jun 30 2010

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Just to let you know, I solved the problem. I just changed color themes in KDE settings, then saved QApplication palettes in files. So, now I have all KDE color themes in Qt.

The strange thing is I had to call QApplication::setPalette(palette) first and then QApplication::setPalette(palette, "QWidget"). Otherwise it does not work.

Another question, I see very nice color themes on your screenshots at http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Skulpture?content=59031

But it looks like those themes were not included to Skulpture sources. Can I get them somewhere?

Re: Re: Re: Re: .colors theme

by skulptor on: Jun 30 2010

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First screenshot: sorry, did not save it
Second screenshot: should be the default palette built into Skulpture, you can get it by calling QApplication::style()->standardPalette()
Third screenshot: should be http://kde.pastebin.com/kyTFyYRt but may already be modified.

As a last resort, you can use a color picker to get the RGB values from screen shots :)

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: .colors theme

by donmiguelle on: Jun 30 2010

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Thanks a lot. I think the third one is the best.

Great

by Fri13 on: Jul 27 2010

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I like the look when it is sharp. But only thing what I dislike is the progress bars look. Could there be a option to have a typical kind progressbar, from left to right? It is easier to read for some peope, even that the style is otherwise most fit for them.

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Re: Great

by skulptor on: Jul 27 2010

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The option is in the source code. In file src/skulpture.cpp, line 6548, change "true" to "false".