I'm having a weird issue with the latest gtk-qt-engine (and/or other recent updates).
I run KDE, with a custom theme (white text on dark blue window backgrounds), and using gtk-qt-engine (set to the "Raleigh" style). Up until recently, GTK-based apps would all inherit these color and style settings. E.g., Firefox would render as white on blue, and using the Raleigh style. And on one of my Arch boxes it still does work that way - even after the recent updates. However, on 2 of my other Arch boxes, it doesn't. Although Firefox will use the Raleigh style, it won't inherit the blue and white color settings. Rather, it renders using "standard" Firefox colors: black text on a grey window. Firefox isn't the only GTK app this happens with either. Thunderbird and Pan also render this way. (Although a few other GTK apps don't seem to exhibit this problem, such as Gaim and Eclipse.) I'm not sure what's different about the one box that this does work properly on. I'm assuming it must be some weirdo config setting, but I have no idea what. Anyone else seeing this and/or have a workaround? Obviously it's only a cosmetic issue, but I use my machines heavily and much prefer the dark backgrounds and so would like to get it fixed. Tnx, DR _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
