Re: What are the accepted values for "Dialog Toolkit" in the latest betas?

Quoting Kenneth Crudup <[email protected]>:

>
> On Thu, 9 Dec 2010, Espen Sand wrote:
>
>>> 0: (default) Let browser decide itself
>>> 1: Obsolete
>>> 2: Will tell browser to use GTK (Gnome)
>>> 3: Will tell browser to use Qt4 (KDE)
>>> 4: Will test browser to not use any toolkit at all. We call this   
>>> the X11 mode
>>>    and is also the fallback should GTK or Qt4 fail.
>
> So, what determines if the Qt4 (KDE) toolkit is installed, so Opera does
> not fall back to the X11 file-selector if you use "3" as the file-save
> dialog? Is it looking for a particular library?
>
> The Gnome file-save dialog widget(?) is far, far too leaky to use daily.
>
> 	-Kenny
>

Opera will attempt to load KDE libraries on startup in mode 3 (and in  
mode 0 if it detects an active KDE window manager). I do not remember  
exactly which one it needs right now, so I would recommend to install  
a minimal KDE setup as that will pull in all required libraries. That  
may be a bit overkill for you though as I assume you do not use or  
need KDE for anything else.

I as a bit misleading in my original reply. We load GTK in mode 2 and  
KDE in mode 3. We never load Qt4 directly. The reason for this  
platform integration. We have to use KDE libraries to integrate with  
KDE. Qt4 alone is not enough.




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