Hi
Following on from my earlier note:
I have done a complete rebuild of Ubuntu 21.04 (to replace my
incrementally upgraded system) and I can report that, for me at least,
the "transparency problem" can be removed by using Gnome Tweaks (aka
Tweaks) to change the Applications theme (under Appea
David, Geert, Chris (a consolidated reply)
As you responded I take it I'm forgiven!
Under Ubuntu 18.04 I used Gnome Tweaks (as it is called using Synaptic)
to apply a degree of transparency (to the Dash). It survived the
upgrades to 20.04, 20.10 and 21.04. David Carlson suggested a work
aroun
On Wed, May 19, 2021 at 11:07:26AM +0100, Eric Coates via gnucash-user wrote:
> Hello
>
> Not exactly a GnuCash topic (classic British understatement!) but ...
>
[snip report of possible Ubuntu issues]
Can you be more specific about the problems you are seeing? I'm
running GnuCash on two Ubuntu
It's very likely it's something to do with Ubuntu. As I understand it while
Ubuntu is gnome
based, they use their own theme (Yaroo?). It's very likely that theme does
something that's
not compatible with the dropdown GnuCash uses for accounts in the register code.
But to be fair, I could also
Eric,
There is apparentlyan optional window transparency setting in Linux Mint
Cinnamon since 19.0 -Tara (not sure about the other desktops for LM). It is
under Preferences->Keyboard->Shortcuts->Windows there are Increase and Decrease
Opacity actions to which key sequences can be applied. I haven'
Hello
Not exactly a GnuCash topic (classic British understatement!) but ...
There have been a few problem reported recently with the headings
"Transparent background on selected Transfer choice" and "Cannot always
over-type, clear selected amounts". They may, I suspect, be an effect
of the u
