Take the 2-minute tour ×  I've setup a pure OpenBox system with
no specific desktop environment like Gnome, KDE, or Xfce, etc...
It works well, and I have been able to customise the desktop's
appearance with software like ObConf (for OpenBox themes) and
LXAppearance (for GTK themes). However, I have recently
installed DigiKam which is a KDE application, and its GUI does
not follow what I've setup for OpenBox and GTK.  Question: How
can I customise the theme in Digikam (and other KDE apps that I
might use) in my system? Is there a standalone equivalent to
ObConf and LXAppearance for KDE? Or is there another way to do
it? Thanks.  share|improve this question add comment  2 Answers
up vote 3 down vote accepted  KDE apps are written using Qt, so
you need to use a Qt configuration tool (package qt4-qtconfig in
Debian/Ubuntu)  share|improve this answer qtconfig will create a
config for your QT applications, which KDE is built on. however
There are specific configuration options, that are not for QT,
but used by kd