Qt: Add Interface Pane to Settings #5378
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That's just the WIN10 Theme right? Hopefully it will look proper on Win7. |
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@ZexaronS what? What looks wrong? And yeah, I'm building this on Windows 10 |
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@Ryanel If I would use Win10 in future, I would first tweak or even hack it to get the Win7 GUI back. I will not adapt to corporate silicon-valley opinions and cultures, views of which I'm quite honestly hostile to, to me they might as well be aliens from outter space, I want to keep using the GUI themes I like for the rest of my life, I do not subscribe to the liknesesses of corporate marketing teams and trends dictating what kind of theme I should use for new products. |
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@ZexaronS Pull request comments are not the place for posting irrelevant opinions. Please stay on topic. And yes, of course Dolphin is not going to use a Windows 10 appearance when running on Windows 7... |
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Adds the interface pane to Qt Settings. Very basic, just some UI customization options.
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Adds the interface pane to Qt Settings.
Nothing fancy, particularly.
(Note that theme is not honored by the Qt Client yet, but the setting still can be modified and viewed in the WX Client)