Here is a QtCurve theme, colour scheme and Aurorae window theme for KDE4, made to look like Ambiance for Ubuntu. The idea is to get a consistent look between GNOME/GTK and KDE4/Qt apps
Instructions:
Make sure you have the QtCurve theme engine installed, then go to System Settings>Application Appearance>Style and select "QtCurve" for the widget style. Select "Configure" and import the Ubuntu-Ambiance.qtcurve file.
Load the colour scheme in System Settings>Application Appearance>Colours and "Import Scheme".
Copy the Ubuntu-Ambiance directory to ~/.kde/share/apps/aurorae/themes/ and select in System Settings>Workspace Appearance>Window Decorations.
Notes:
If you use Ubuntu then you can make GTK apps use the ambiance theme by running "gnome-settings-daemon" within KDE4. You can also use the Humanity icon theme, which will show up in System Settings>Application Appearance>Icons
Make sure the GTK+ theme is set to QtCurve and KDE applies it's colour settings to non GTK apps. This is make the theme render seamless between GTK and Qt/KDE apps.
Thanks for this theme! I can make Krita look much more native under Ubuntu now.
There's one issue, though: the bg of the arrow of the combobox doesn't follow the color theme, so I have to set a custom color every time I change the color theme :/
Looks ok so far, but but applications in fullscreen show a higher titlebar (probably 4 pixel more dark space beneath the window title than applications with windows that are not maximized ...
Make sure the GTK+ theme is set to QtCurve and KDE4 applies the colour settings in System Settings>Application Appearance >colours>Options, that should work.
I found this issue after release and it seems a pain to fix because of the padding and only seems to be GTK apps. This is my first aurorae theme so you'll have to bear with me.
There's one issue, though: the bg of the arrow of the combobox doesn't follow the color theme, so I have to set a custom color every time I change the color theme :/
any ideas?
I'd like to use with the color scheme DarkAmbiance [link] , but there is a problem in white borders windows.