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    Default Look and Feel with static Qt

    I compiled my application with a qt4.7 static build, after that the Qt about dialog looks like this ...



    I used the configure under x11 , so i couldnt find a way to add the QPlastiqueStyle style to the ./configure call ....

    In the application i add the style with that code
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    If i use the qt lib dynamic, everything is good and the style are correct.Have anyone an idea how i can add the style in a static build?What is the problem? Why is the style "away"??
    Last edited by kumpane; 20th February 2012 at 15:49.

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    Default Re: Look and Feel with static Qt

    Static Qt can't use plugins. You need to embed the style directly in your application using so called "static plugins". As for the font issues, it looks like you didn't enable fontconfig for your build.
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