Public bug reported:
(affects Ubuntu 8.10 with all the updates installed as of 19 November
2008)
I have both Gnome and KDE4 on my computer.
I have installed gtk-qt to make GTK applications look nice when invoked from
KDE.
Everything looks fine in KDE (except for Openoffice whose icons are
broken, but I have reported that in another bug).
When running Gnome, GTK applications' widgets are sometimes drawn incorrectly -
for instance, the menus don't light up the way they used to.
It seems as if gtk-qt is still being used, although it shouldn't (or at least
it should display the widgets correctly).
The main menu at the top of the window manager looks weird.
Firefox looks fine, but Open Office's widgets disappear completely and only
pressing a keyboard shortcut make them appear, only to disappear again as the
mouse is moved over the widgets.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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(Ubuntu 8.10) After installing gtk-qt, some widgets are badly drawn in GTK
applications invoked from Gnome (but OK in KDE)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/299823
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