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Qt/Stylesheets: allow to use native styles #14915

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@Megamouse Megamouse merged commit 2eae0a9 into RPCS3:master Dec 20, 2023
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hrzhu commented Dec 21, 2023

This commit makes the dault(bright) theme looks more primitive (and ugly) on Linux.
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Personally I'm using a custom build with this commit reverted for now.

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Do you mean the scrollbars and the below file, manage, etc line?

Side comment: Is there a way to make the native fusion theme and the others have colored logs?

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Megamouse commented Dec 21, 2023

This commit makes the dault(bright) theme looks more primitive (and ugly) on Linux. before:
Personally I'm using a custom build with this commit reverted for now.

Try #14924

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Side comment: Is there a way to make the native fusion theme and the others have colored logs?

No, Not unless you wish to maintain a set of 2 additional stylesheets per native style that are slapped on top of the native style.

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Use fusion QT style instead of legacy windowsvista style when not applying custom theme
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