With Kepler, the buttons in the Console view are sometimes rendered like this:
when it should look like this:
Moving once over the buttons with the mouse fixes the problem. Any idea what could be causing this?
Versions:
Considering the various issues seen with Kubuntu, knowing that oxygen-gtk is the default, you could consider checking if the problem persists when switching to QtCurve.
See for instance:
When I change this to "QtCurve" (not installed by default) the buttons are correctly drawn with transparent background. Only during mouse-over a button is raised and gets a gray background.
I, too, found some bugs which happen only with the gtk theme (
oxygen-gtk
to be precise), and switched toqtcurve
long ago. No complaints from this front since then.
Kubuntu 11.10
- works OK with 11.04
Application Appearance : GTK+ Appearance : Widget style: oxygen-gtk- works OK with Raleigh (plain ugly) and QtCurve (not installed by default)
However, the OP Aaron Digulla points out in the comments:
SWT always relies on Gtk to load the theme (you can't select QtCurve in the appearance prefs page).
Also note that you probably want the Gtk2 based theme for Eclipse (see the blog post "GNOME (et al): Rotting In Threes" for reasons).