Hi all,
so I heard that LXQT was available in a new version? So I wanted to test-drive it and installed it doing these steps:
zypper ar -f http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/X11:/lxde:/lxqt/openSUSE_13.1/X11:lxde:lxqt.repo
zypper refresh
zypper in -t pattern LXQT
I played around with it a little … but I really like KDE a lot and so decided to delete the LXQT packages again. No big deal, right…? That’s about the only thing I’ve done here on this system before I discovered the new problem I have:
Now I notice that KDE’s “Oxygene” theme got messed up?! For example: Every KDE application that I now open starts with the wrong scrollbars. They are very very wide, they look like the ones we had back in KDE 3.x ages ago…
Screenshot:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1614648/tmp/KDE_Dolphin__incorrect_Scrollbar.jpg
When I start the application “Configure Desktop” and if I switch themes a bit by e.g. going from “Oxygen” to “Plastique” and then back to “Oxygen”, then all currently running KDE applications will correct themselves and the scrollbar will look correct again:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1614648/tmp/KDE_Dolphin__correct_Scrollbar.jpg
I’ve already deleted the ~/.config and ~/.kde4 directories in my $HOME (no big deal, I have backups …) and yet the problem still appears. So it’s not in my settings I guess. I assume that playing around with LXQT shortly before this must have installed a package or dependency that is now messing with KDE/Qt themes …
Any ideas what’s wrong and how I could fix this?
Regards,
DJ.