soundKonverter version: 2.2.2 4.14.26 Debian package from repo
I'm hoping someone might be able to quickly elucidate a minor issue I'm having. Simply put, soundKonverter appears to be using a dark theme (very unlike the screenshots shown on github). This causes selected content to be very difficult to read (white selection highlight over grey text).
I'm not running KDE, in fact I'm just running a light window manager on top of X. Off the top of my head, soundKonverter might be the only QT application I've got on this machine, though I don't pay very close attention to that kind of thing so I may be mistaken. In any case, it is the only one that seems to be using these colors.
There isn't much on the web (that I could find) about changing the themes/colors used by apps other than by using KDE's built in system setting GUI or a plugin for Gnome. I poked around a bit in ~/.kde and /usr/share/kd4 but nothing jumped out as an obvious lever with which to modify default theme or colors and I imagine I could get into some amount of trouble haphazardly making edits there which I'll have forgotten about by the next time I install a kde app.
Anyhow, the developer isn't interested in providing any info on this since the Debian version is so old saying:
This may well be a Qt or KDE issue, or perhaps just an issue with my local config—I honestly don't know. But perhaps someone else who has installed a couple of kde/qt apps here or there on their systems will know the resolution off hand and might be willing to share.You are using an old Version (kde4). sorry, but i can't Help You with that.
Justin R.