Polymer (formerly known as Plastique) is a port of KDE style Plastik, which does not depend on any KDE libraries. This means, that you only need QT 3.x to make your QT applications look as if you had KDE installed. Full source code is released under GPL license.

Plastique has been renamed to Polymer. The name was invented by grepping Wikipedia page on plastic. Thanks for everyone who voted. Updated version 0.3.1 is available. This release also fixes a small bug in configure script, which should not affect most users. After installing this release, you may safely remove any files installed by previous versions. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by the name change.

There is a survey, where you can vote on submitted names for Plastique. Name will be changed when there is one obvious winner.

Since I'm aware of other projects using the name 'Plastique', I have decided to rename this style. However, I don't know how to call it yet. If you come up with a cool (and unoccupied) name for a project like this, give me a message. Author of the winning name will be credited here.

FVWM screenshot submitted by aye (plastique-0.2c): 1
FVWM screenshot submitted by blerVa (plastique-0.3-rc1): 1

$ ./configure [options]
$ make
# make install
$ qtconfig (select polymer style from combo box and save changes)
$ polymer-config (optional step, allows to customize polymer look)

For a list of valid configuration options run ./configure --help

Polymer QT 3.x style by Adam Jakubek <mig21 AT static DOT int DOT pl>
Based on original Plastik style for KDE 3.x by Sandro Giessl <ceebx AT users DOT sourceforge DOT net>
Code portions from KDE project.
Consult AUTHORS file for full information.