Happens to me in XFCE in Ubuntu 12.10 (quantal).
See screenshots of gEdit. It's fine when only 1 tab is open, if I open
another tab the background goes black. If I close all tabs it stays
black until I restart the app.
http://www.speed-shot.co.uk/ctf/normal.png
For me it happens right from the start whether I use XFCE or KDE.
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Happens when I open Nautilus and add a second tab. With a single tab, it
is ok.
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Let me rectify this: Happens right from the start.
My machine is a Aspire One D270, powered by a Atom N2600.
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I tried xfce 4.10 from ppa:xubuntu-dev/xfce-4.10 but that does not change
anything :-(
The black tab bug is still there. As a workaround the themes mentioned above do
still work.
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The fundamental question is whether this is a bug in GTK or in the
affected applications (using GTK 3 the wrong way). I'm leaning more
towards the latter since I find it unlikely that the default (gray)
theme would contain such a severe and obvious bug.
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I confirm too (12.04+xfce 4.8)
greybird theme is also ok
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I can confirm, that switching to Ambiance or Radiance themes in the XFCE theme
settings fixes this issue.
I'm assuming this is a bug in XFCE in combination with GTK-Apps and maybe GTK 3.
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After some more testing I have found that out of the five standard
themes in Ubuntu 12.04, Ambiance and Radiance work but High Contrast,
High Contrast Inverse and Raleigh (Default) are affected by the black
tab bug.
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I can also confirm this bug. I use the Blackbox window manager and as
far as I have tested the bug only occurs with the standard Raleigh
theme.
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I should also mention that I use a Mac Mini with an Nvidia GeForce
graphics card so there is nothing ATI specific about this bug.
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Hello,
I can also confirm this bug. I use the Blackbox window manager and as
far as I have tested the bug only occurs with the standard Raleigh
theme.
I just cross-checked: I use the Clearlooks theme in XFCE, leading to
this bug.
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I can confirm this bug. It's also showing on a DELL inspiron 6000 with
intel graphics.
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Happens to me on my Toshiba nb305 recently updated to 12.04. Only in
XFCE, not in GNOME or Unity.
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Theme bug?
Can you reproduce it with normal ubuntu (not xfce)?
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Hello Bryce,
Theme bug?
Can you reproduce it with normal ubuntu (not xfce)?
No, I couldn't. But even in XFCE it is quite difficult to assess at
which time this bug begins to surface: Right at the start of desktop
usage it is definitely not there. Only after some time I observe those
** Attachment added: faulty displayed tab bar vs. correctly displayed one
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