Jerakin

Hi I think that `QMessageBox` and `QDialog` should inherit the style automatically. Like what happens in the [example](https://github.com/gmarull/qtmodern/blob/a1cee9850d93e9a1477d57802a4676d926757552/examples/mainwindow.py#L72), is this not the case for you? Could you share a project...

I see what you mean now. Yeah dialogs will still have the window frame, only workaround I can think about it to create it from scratch.

> should be done > > however the merging of all the changes from the other pull request of hiding window buttons was detected horribly by git, which made this...

Hi, as noted in that bug report this have nothing to do with qtmodern so we are not able to fix it. What happens is that pyinstaller does not know...

Awsome find @sanzoghenzo Would you mind creating a PR for qtmodern over there?

This sounds like a qtpy error, but I would look into it. qtpy purpose is to make sure the same code can be run on PySide or PyQt. We are...

Unfortunately that is a qt issue, it is because of how `FramelessWindowHint` is implemented, I did some googling and this https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtbase/+/325649 seems to resolve the issue. I am not able...

I do not have a machine with Linux on it, therefore it would be hard for me to do the required research to replicate the same kind of behavior. Alternatively...

> btw your latest commit [407d82b](https://github.com/gmarull/qtmodern/commit/407d82b15245526c828de9b5277048f37bb4de0f) broke resource paths on windows for me, window buttons are not visible Were a typo (`icon` instead of `icons`), sorry about that :)

Great comments! **there is another error:** Opps! Will commit the fix **After minimizing/maximizing, the window button used stays selected/highlighted** Works as intended on macOS, will check on my windows PC...