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^That occured when I upgraded from 2.6.2-2 to 2.6.2-3. O___o kinda odd how that big blob of white just popped up.
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I have the same problem with gajim after the update. I have also lost some icons from the menu.
EDIT: firefox has also lost many icons in its menus O_o
Last edited by resadent (2009-10-13 12:28:43)
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try in a new user where the configs are cleaned.
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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Resolved the menu icon issue with Appearance -> Show icons in menus. Seems to be disabled by default.
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Resolved the menu icon issue with Appearance -> Show icons in menus. Seems to be disabled by default.
Thanks, it solved the problem .
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But this doesn't solve the problem with the grey boxes around the tray icons (and I like the new iconless default).
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But this doesn't solve the problem with the grey boxes around the tray icons (and I like the new iconless default).
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Hey!
I have same trouble, after recent GNOME 2.28 update, Im experiencing following...
<systray area>
gnome mplayer - ok
pidgin(extra) - bad background
transmission - ok
claws-mail-nopalm(aur) - bad background,underscaled
quodlibet(extra) - bad background,underscaled
</systrayarea>
language selector, volumecontrols, sysmonitors
My panel is vertical, its 16:9 screen, 42 points width. Gnome 2.28, arch-current, using proprietary nvidia driver. Python & pygtk installed(tried reinstalling).
It seems that all three programs (pidgin,claws-mail-nopalm,quodlibet) use some component for displaying icon in the tray.
This component paints the background with theme color, completely ignoring the transparency.
Or it is panel-systray bug, because it does not replace the default background icon color with transparency
The gallery:
Bar position does not affect it :
Lets change curr theme to some complete theme(bamboo-zen) BINGO!:
Lets add transparency on panel, BINGO2!:
Can someone suggest how to pinpoint which component is doing crap?
Last edited by Crazycheese (2009-10-14 11:45:25)
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Forgot to mention: Some icons on the panel still have ridiculous size..
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I have the exact same problem than the first poster. It looks like the background is not transparent (it's grey) and the icon is not scaled down, so it doesn't fit. Only the top left corner of the icon bubble is shown, resulting in something that looks like a white box.
Last edited by Malakin (2009-10-14 13:10:02)
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The same happens with stalonetray - icons started to randomly change size after the update. So maybe gnome-panel is not directly responsible for this?
For stalonetray, this is fixed by
ignore_icon_resize true
EDIT: not fixed. makes stalonetray hang on (auto)starting with X. If I restart stalonetray after boot, all icons behave like they should also without above option. Weird.
Last edited by hokasch (2009-10-14 13:45:45)
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I'm using KDE. So I guess it's not a Gnome issue.
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Same problem here, Pidgin and Liferea notification icons have some really ugly light grey background (used to use dark (gnome-)panel, switched to this "light grey" for now until there is a solution...).
Last edited by cywhale (2009-10-16 18:10:45)
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I've been seeing what may be a related problem, I'm using xfce and since maybe a week ago some thing like this started happening
If I switch to any of the tty* and change back to X then it displays properly.
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Same here with Pidgin since the last update. The icon size is ok, but it has a white background. Using Gnome.
Desktop: http://www.sysprofile.de/id15562, Arch Linux | Notebook: Thinkpad L13 Yoga Gen2, Manjaro
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I opened a bug: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/16726
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It seems to be a bug in Gnome itself , not in its Arch package since Ubuntu Karmic Beta seems to have the same bug.
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@PhotonX:
Actually, on Ubuntu Karmic updated 5 minutes ago and the Shiki Colors theme I don't have this issue.
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Oh, then I'm not up to date (just have read a blog about this bug on Karmic Beta). So I believe the bug has been fixed upstream and will be gone after an update of the Gnome package(s).
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It seems to be a bug in Gnome itself , not in its Arch package since Ubuntu Karmic Beta seems to have the same bug.
Why do you think it's a gnome bug? Some guys (including me) have this problem under KDE4. It might be a bug of GTK I think.
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I found out that the icon is scaled correctly if I close Pidgin and start it again. This is under KDE. The grey background is still there though.
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Has anyone gotten this fixed yet?
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No, but experiment shows, that this is theme problem. My girlfriend uses Murine (with black panel) instead of mine Shiki and has right black background.
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