Java looks to be using the disabled foreground colour correctly (to me,
the untrained observer):
gtk2_widget = gtk2_get_widget(widget_type);
GtkStyle* style = gtk2_widget->style;
switch (color_type)
{
case FOREGROUND:
color = &(style->fg[state_type]);
break;
Worth noting using GTK3 breaks other things, but actually fixes this bug (but
that could simply point to an issue with Java's GTK2 code).
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[regression] In Java apps like Netbeans, dark menu bars don't look
good for disabled elements
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