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I am using StumpWM Window Manager (WM) from last 2 years without any problem. I am updating every week (pacman -Syu) and even WMs like ratpoison, windowmaker used to run fine. Then I installed gnome 2 days ago and I noticed:
1) there are no borders in pop-ups in any firefox, no side-scroll-bars on most of the apps like chromium or any of xterminals (GNOME, Qterminal, Xfce4), epdfviewer etc.
2) When I press Ctrl-A or Ctrl-C to select some text, I can not see what is selected. It does get copied but I can not see selected text like I used too. Pressing right-lick then hovering mouse pointer on different options, I cannot see any option highlighted when pointer is on it, it does get selected if I click but I can't see it.
3) No borders around sign-in boxes on different sites, neither around pop-ups.
Then I removed GNOME (pacman -Rcs gnome gnome-extra) and went back to StumpWM and then I noticed same problem there too. It did not exist earlier. Then I tried LXDE, LXQt, Xfce4 etc and all have same problems. Is there any toolkit/interface-kit I am missing. What can I do to get all this back to normal. Here are the screenshots:
http://oi65.tinypic.com/2r53jlu.jpg
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http://oi66.tinypic.com/34o6ed4.jpg
http://oi63.tinypic.com/169q5tw.jpg
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http://oi65.tinypic.com/mhx5j.jpg
Last edited by arnuld (2018-02-20 00:02:22)
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All of this just sounds like a theme issue. Either you configured a theme for gnome, or it automatically enabled some default (most likely under ~/.config) which would not be removed when the gnome packages were removed.
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman
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Read the Code of Conduct and only post thumbnails http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Cod … s_and_code
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All of this just sounds like a theme issue. Either you configured a theme for gnome, or it automatically enabled some default (most likely under ~/.config) which would not be removed when the gnome packages were removed.
You were right. I just removed the entire "~/.config" directory and did "pkill x", restarted LXQt and everything is fine now. Yeah, all settings are gone but I am much happier now
@jasonwryan Thanks for pointing that out
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Well that was drastic overkill. I suggested it was under that path, not that it was a good idea to nuke the whole thing. But if it worked ... *shrug*
Perhaps I could have given the alternative but equally accurate suggestion that it was a configuration somewhere in /. That result might have been more entertaining.
Last edited by Trilby (2018-02-20 00:08:17)
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