As said, the default style is always the most similar to one of your desktop environment, Gnome thus the default style for all Qt4 applications is most certainly gtk. Alas, that style in particular is the one which seems to suffer from the white frame disease.
Yes it could be an user preference dialog but that would need some extra code, something that is not of a priority at this time ;)
Aha, you can always make up your preference permanently, that is, by means of the command line in a standard .desktop file, can't you?
Because, uh, it's a matter of personal taste?
As said, the default style is always the most similar to one of your desktop environment, Gnome thus the default style for all Qt4 applications is most certainly
gtk. Alas, that style in particular is the one which seems to suffer from the white frame disease.Yes it could be an user preference dialog but that would need some extra code, something that is not of a priority at this time ;)
Aha, you can always make up your preference permanently, that is, by means of the command line in a standard
.desktopfile, can't you?Cheers