GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 323969
Buttons could look a bit better in transparent mode
Last modified: 2006-08-28 12:18:23 UTC
Selected buttons from themes with round corners look a bit ugly in the panel. (I'm not sure whether this is actually a gnome-panel window-list bug, but if it's not, please reassign it to a better component).
Created attachment 55937 [details] Screenshot of the current look
Created attachment 55938 [details] Mockup of a better look
Sven: well, it does look this way here. I'm using 2.13.x, but I don't think we changed anything in this area. Maybe it depends on the theme. But it definitely works here (with at least Grand Canyon and Clearlooks). Marking as NEEDINFO for now, but well, it works :-)
Ah, I can reproduce here with my jhbuilt GNOME. Weird. Since my jhbuild is not uptodate, something might have fixed it. I'll look at it again later to see if this gets fixed with an uptodate jhbuilt GNOME.
Looks like it was fixed. Closing.
AAARGH! Looks like it broke again
Clearlooks engine issue. Reassigning to gtk-engines (hi Thomas & Benjamin ;-))
Confirmed, but definitely a low priority bug. There are actually several problems with fixing it. For example, most draw_box() operations (which is called to draw the buttons) require that the entire background of the widget is filled.
This is fixed with the current gtk-engines.