QtCurve is a desktop theme for the GTK+ and Qt widget toolkits. It has native support for KDE SC 4, KDE 3, GTK, Qt 4, and Qt 3, allowing users to achieve a uniform look between three widget toolkits.
QtCurve is highly configurable, although configuration applets only exist for KDE 3 and 4; there is no graphical configuration utility for GNOME. Besides widget look and feel, QtCurve takes care of some other disparities between GTK+ and Qt, such as dialog button order.
It requires KDE version 3.2 or later (recommended 3.5.x).
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