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I'm using Debian/testing with xfce4(RC2).I have a problem with qt based programs like skype, opera and some dictionaries.They work but the interface is awful (they are only in grey) and somtimes they don't work correctly.I suppose that some of the libs or some engines are missing but I am not sure is it true and what I have to do to fix the problem?(I have QT3, QT4 installed).Hove you got any ideas?
IMHO there isn't much you can do, unless your machine is capable of handling the impact of installing KDE and it's gizmo's. It sure takes a lot of resources on your CPU (but so does Gnome, to be fair ) and space on your disks. Given you use XFCE, I doubt you would want that...
But perhaps I'm overlooking something. Quite possibly I do, as I'm a Gnome user
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) and space on your disks. Given you use XFCE, I doubt you would want that...
