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Yes, the Qt library is compiled with the usual styles for Windows (i just looked, they are "Windows", "WindowsXP", "WindowsVista" & "Fusion"). But I certainly prefer Qt to try to use the style that is "closest" to the OS (I like the progress bars and the sliders, Fusion are more "Windows 7" sliders).
59 QApplication app(argc, argv);
60 app.setQuitOnLastWindowClosed(false); 61 app.setStyle(QStyleFactory::create("WindowsXP")); // this one line.
Qt will always allow the user to set the style in the windows arguments, exactly as you described. I think it will confuse users if I put an option in the "Miscellaneous" tab about "GUI style", as they all are very similar.
It could be added as a third option in the "Visual Theme" option (the light UI/dark UI option in Miscellaneous tab) as the dark theme is a complete "reskin" of the widgets, more or less the same thing the "Fusion" theme does.
I'll test if it messes with the UI in some parts. Adding it as a third option costs next to nothing.
Version: 1.29.0
.\TrayWeather.exe -style fusion
Result: It seems like TrayWeather supports Fusion style out of the box, it just needs GUI setting.
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