GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 160185
Use gconf to store the 'use theme colours' setting
Last modified: 2007-02-07 15:27:34 UTC
1. Start Gnumeric. Put some stuff on the spreadsheet -- boxes and arrows are good. 2. Choose File->Print Preview. Observe how it looks: this is how it will look on paper. 3. Click the "Use theme colors" checkbox. Observe the change: now it's using your theme colors, so it'll look different. 4. Close the print-preview window. 5. Choose File->Print Preview again. Result: It's using the theme colors, but the "Use theme colors" checkbox is not checked. Expect: The checkbox and display should match. Either the checkbox should be checked to match the display, or the display should use normal black-on-white to match the checkbox. (It does this for other applications, too, so I don't think it has anything to do with Gnumeric; it's just easy to demonstrate there.)
Created attachment 34443 [details] [review] Proposed patch
Comment on attachment 34443 [details] [review] Proposed patch reseting the toggle when we exit would irritate the user.
Created attachment 34458 [details] [review] init the use theme toggle This seems like a better approach. Although for 2.9 when we add an optional gconf dep we should persist it there too.
Looks like this was obsoleted by other changes.