Always use standard QT color dialog on Linux #678
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On Linux only Gnome uses its own color dialog, and it's inferior to QT's own: See the same issue @ OpenShot/openshot-qt#2425 (This is/was visible only on some distributions' packaged versions of Anki, not via ./run.) isLin check since QT on Windows already uses the default, whereas Mac's own picker seems superior (from what I can judge by screenshots).
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On Linux only Gnome uses its own color dialog, and it's inferior to QT's own: See the same issue @ OpenShot/openshot-qt#2425
(This is/was visible only on some distributions' packaged versions of Anki, not via ./run.)
isLin check since QT on Windows already uses the default, whereas Mac's own picker seems superior (from what I can judge by screenshots).