On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 15:22:21 +0100, Alastair Scott wrote: > --=-7LQjOR3rJO0ubjHO8AUo > Content-Type: text/plain > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > This theme slipped in very quietly: it looks good and does an excellent > job of reducing the visual differences between the KDE 3.0.3 and Gnome > 2.0.1 default desktops ;) > > I note a few minor glitches with gtk2 applications: > > i. In toolbars, the arrows denoting drop-down menus (such as those in the > Nautilus toolbar) don't have a gradient background.
Known.. I don't know how to fix this one.. > ii. Similarly, the backgrounds of logos (such as the Nautilus 'pebble' at > the right of the toolbar) don't have a gradient background. I think it is a bug in Crux engine but neither me or Crux engine maintainer know how to fix it :( > iii. The border of the drop-down list with input focus, and of the button > with input focus, seems ragged and clipped to 0 or 1 pixel wide at best, > unlike the border of radio buttons and checkboxes which is 3 pixels wide > and very clearly visible; see the various Nautilus preference dialogs for > a variety of examples. Good catch.. I'll have to fix this one.. (don't know how yet..) > With gtk applications, such as Evolution, the border is consistently wide. Evolution is using old Crux GTK 1.2 engine.. > And one more with both gtk and gtk2 applications: > > iv. The marking of greyed out menu items by a 3D effect isn't obvious > enough and there's very little difference between disabled and enabled > items; You're right.. I'll what I can do.. > v. Menus don't take on the gradient background (but is that deliberate?) This one is deliberate, otherwise menus become a little hard to read.. Anyway, all those glitches won't be corrected for Mdk 9.0 (too late) but I'll try to fix that when cooker will be unfrozen.. -- Frederic Crozat MandrakeSoft
