On 12 Nov 2002, Sven Neumann wrote: > Hi, > > Adam K Kirchhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > First, I'd like to thank Ville, Denis, and Sven for helping me get > > everything up and running :-) > > > > And, for the most part, everything *is* up and running on my machines. I > > still have font issues at home (though not at work), but I'll have to go > > home and take a look at the XftConfig file later today and make sure > > everything is set up there. > > > > Unfortunately, there is now one more new bug. Though multiple > > applications will start and run, as soon as the second application is > > launched, the colors for the entire display get a little funky :-) > > you are running DirectFB on an 8bit frame buffer device and > GTK+-DirectFB uses a pseudo color visual then. The color flashing you > see is due to the fact that the palette is changed to the one of the > focused window. This is unavoidable. Unless you have a reason for > using 8bit you should change your frame buffer device configuration to > use 16bit or 32bit color depth.
Sorry, I should have been clearer. This happened with both 16bit and 32bit. And this happens with two dfbterms, so it's not a gtk+-DirectFB issue. > > In the case of launcing gimp from a dfbterm, I also get an error message: > > (!) [10840: 0] DirectFB/core/fusion: (reactor_dispatch) FUSION_REACTOR_DISPATCH > > --> Message too long > > (!) [10840: 0] DirectFB/core/fusion: (_reactor_process_message) >FUSION_REACTOR_DETACH > > --> Invalid argument > > yes, I've seen that too. Will hopefully be fixed before 0.9.15 is > released. Adam -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe directfb-users" as subject.
