Invisible toolbutton text for Java Swing apps that use the system look-and-feel

Bug #332982 reported by cyberpython
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Dust theme
Confirmed
Undecided
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light-themes
Confirmed
Undecided
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Bug Description

The text of toolbar buttons is invisible in Java Swing applications that use the GTK look and feel.
I don't quite know if this is a Swing bug, but I am reporting it in case there can be a workaround.

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cyberpython (cyberpython) wrote :
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Kido (greasedbolt) wrote :

Does this happen only with the Burnt variant (i.e. using the Dust/Dust Sand themes look OK)?

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cyberpython (cyberpython) wrote :

It happens with both Dust and Dust Burnt but not with the Dust Sand variant.

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Kido (greasedbolt) wrote :

What app is this in particular? And are you sure it looks like that with Dust (not the Burnt one)? That's odd.

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cyberpython (cyberpython) wrote :

That is a Java application I have written - you can get it here and see for yourself : http://cyberpython.net76.net/?page_id=4 . Maybe it's a Java/Swing thing though, because I do not have similar problems with any other application (except for Thunderbird).

Changed in dusttheme:
status: New → Confirmed
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Sergio Benjamim (sergio-br2) wrote :

Hey, it stiil happens in Ubuntu 12.04

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Sergio Benjamim (sergio-br2) wrote :
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Sergio Benjamim (sergio-br2) wrote :
Changed in light-themes:
status: New → Confirmed
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