I suspect this is yet another GTK2 version related bug. Has anybody seen it?
When opening a modal window like the About box, other windows turn
grey because they are
disabled. That is OK.
After closing the modal window they still remain grey although they work OK.
Only minimizing and then restorin
El 18/08/14 23:14, Juha Manninen ha escrit:
> I suspect this is yet another GTK2 version related bug. Has anybody seen it?
>
> When opening a modal window like the About box, other windows turn
> grey because they are
> disabled. That is OK.
> After closing the modal window they still remain grey
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 1:25 AM, Luca Olivetti wrote:
> Yes, same here with mageia 4 (x86_64), kde desktop, lazarus 1.2.4.
> gtk is 2.24.22.
Ok, here it is gtk 2.24.23.
Any known workarounds? I tried changing the GTK theme in KDE but no
effect. The question is now, does this happen with KDE or al
Hi,
> Ok, here it is gtk 2.24.23.
> Any known workarounds? I tried changing the GTK theme in KDE but no
> effect.
Probably a Kwin problem.
A workaround is to open the KDE system settings, Desktop effects, All effects.
On the Focus block uncheck Dialog parent.
Patrick
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On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 10:44 AM, Patrick Chevalley wrote:
> Probably a Kwin problem.
> A workaround is to open the KDE system settings, Desktop effects, All
> effects. On the Focus block uncheck Dialog parent.
Thanks!
I propably would not have figured it out myself, there are so many
settings fo
I'm not sure that it's KWin problem. This problem have only apps
written in Lazarus and Lazarus itself. My app has the same problem :(.
Petr
> Ok, here it is gtk 2.24.23.
> Any known workarounds? I tried changing the GTK theme in KDE but no
> effect.
>
>
> Probably a Kwin problem.
> A workaround
On 18 August 2014 22:14, Juha Manninen wrote:
> I suspect this is yet another GTK2 version related bug. Has anybody seen
> it?
>
> When opening a modal window like the About box, other windows turn
> grey because they are
> disabled. That is OK.
> After closing the modal window they still remain