As attachments do not show in the mailing list; https://ibb.co/f1XQvbW Mint-Y (Faulty Default UI) https://ibb.co/2vtdcXK Mint-Y (Faulty Default UI) https://ibb.co/r5bdLNg Mint-Y (Faulty Default UI) https://ibb.co/WKzTNSk Mint-Y (Faulty Default UI) https://ibb.co/Nr7Cddw Mint-X (All Good) https://ibb.co/1mgBbkg Mint-X (All Good) https://ibb.co/HtxJs4Z Mint-Y-Dark (Faulty UI) https://ibb.co/7GKK4ZQ Mint-Y-Dark (Faulty UI) https://ibb.co/kXNxKRG Mint-Y-Dark (Faulty UI) https://ibb.co/8840tJ9 Mint-Y-Dark (Faulty UI)
🙂 anyways only the start of having a look into the issue.. ________________________________ From: Dean.Webber Sent: Monday, 26 April 2021 7:12 PM To: dev@openoffice.apache.org <dev@openoffice.apache.org> Subject: Re: Testing for UI faults of 4.1.10-RC2 on common linux systems Hi Team, I am on break and attempting to test the release candidate on multiple linux systems. I have seen UI problems in the past, and am beginning to think it is Ubuntu specific, but that is a very early theory. Basically I want to do a comprehensive test, to ensure that the root cause is identified and eliminated. Thus far have only tested on Linux Mint 20.1 Mate and MX 19.4 XFCE and Fluxbox. MX 19.4 is based on Debian, and looks awesome, no problems. Going to focus my testing on the various Ubuntu based systems, and see if they have the same issue. Linux Mint is faulty, which is a shame being a common (guessing) Linux distribution. This is the UI issue in LM 20.1 MATE using any of the 33 'Mint-Y' themes (which is the system default 🙁) [cid:f220940a-1bc5-4296-a0eb-056b9832b14a][cid:11a203a7-f3b1-42af-8ab9-80499180a0f6][cid:629e9a0c-7480-42af-b185-7dc3f7b4ddd7] [cid:2c75ecda-8aa7-40f9-bfd6-aec8a05df048] It does not occur with the Mint-X themes, as shown below; [cid:5c145731-6fcf-4b3c-be10-99d3c5871d98] [cid:7a8bf14c-e57f-4071-bfc4-552a17016987] This is very early days, and is a WIP. 😉
