The workaround from Numix is not using the shadow drawing of Murrine but
the one that is (totally superfluously) coded into xfdesktop4.
You can also see this issue with Greybird in the Alt-tab dialog of
xfwm4, so it's definitely an issue with Murrine and working around it in
shimmer-themes is possible, but will only help if we also drop all text-
shadow from everywhere else (and I'm not even talking about other themes
that might be using this Murrine function).
(Easy way to reproduce: Open a few different windows, one of them being
the xfce4-terminal, then use "alt-tab" to cycle and when your focus hits
the terminal - boom, text-shadow with weird offset.)
** Changed in: shimmer-themes (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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gtk2-engines-murrine desktop text shadow problem
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