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GUI style on Qt6 frontend is not the expected one #1884
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Quite possible. Keep in mind that Tumbleweed is a rolling release and versions of components and libraries and even the appearance can (and will) change from time to time. If you need a more stable base and want to use openSUSE, you should better use Leap 15.4/15.5 (current) (although Tumbleweed is very stable and has been my favorite for years). Otherwise, please define more precisely what is meant by "feel".
Hm, I can do nothing with it. Where should the space be? In fact, I think it should be "Qt 5" and "Qt 6" all the way through, at least that's how it shows up on the homepage: |
Yeah, it was defined in "Expected behavior" section. If it's most likely that the problem is on my (Tumbleweed) side, I'll close the issue. I opened it in case the behavior is repeated on other systems and suggest waiting for a couple more people to check. |
We don't actually do anything with setting themes in the Qt front-ends (there is one call to |
Opened both Qt5 and Qt6 on the 7f97b84, the Qt6 one seems using wrong design templates.
Expected behavior
Last time I checked, Qt6 was closer to Qt5 with more material design, not skeuomorphic.
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Desktop:
Also, there's minux9's builds space formatting mismatch:
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