31 Dec
2014
31 Dec
'14
7:33 a.m.
What is the correct way to fix GTK3 menu fonts when run in TDE?
Darrell
31 Dec
31 Dec
8:12 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] GTK3 Fonts
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What is the correct way to fix GTK3 menu fonts when
run in TDE?
Darrell
What do you mean by "fix"?
GTK3 is a fast-moving target which still lacked certain features as of
several months ago; as a result TDE doesn't have full theming support for
it yet. As soon as GTK3 development settles down enough I'll update the
theme engine and fix some of the remaining (irritating) bugs.
Tim
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5:40 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] GTK3 Fonts
What do you mean by "fix"?
GTK3 is a fast-moving target which still lacked certain features as of
several months ago; as a result TDE doesn't have full theming support for
it yet. As soon as GTK3 development settles down enough I'll update the
theme engine and fix some of the remaining (irritating) bugs.
The fonts are blocky looking. The GTK2 fonts look great once a gtkrc file is edited ---
smooth, fine, aliased, etc., but not the GTK3 fonts. The GTK3 fonts look great in GTK
based environments such as MATE, GNOME, Cinnamon.
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