gtk-qt theme engine has problem displaying the foreground selected color in menu

[Fsolda]

Binary package hint: kcm-gtk

The bug was found in Kubuntu Lucid Beta 2: when we start an application, the items in the menubar in any application (for example: Dolphin), as well as the checkboxes and radiobuttons, display the text color in black, even if another color is specified by the user for displaying in the foreground - for example: white. This problem disappears when we open the gtkrc file correspondent of the specified theme in Kate (as root) and simply click the "save" button, then the color is correctly shown in the apps which are opened after this.

[Jonathan Thomas (echidnaman)]

Screenshot please. kcm-gtk only controls the widget style itself for GTK applications.

[Fsolda (fsolda-gmail)]

I'm sending the screenshots.

Please, note that the bug affects only the Lucid Beta 2 release of KDE SC 4.4,
this bug doesn't occur in the Karmic release (on the repositoires
ppa.launchpad.net).

Em Dom 18 Abr 2010, às 16:13:13, você escreveu:
> Screenshot please. kcm-gtk only controls the widget style itself for GTK
> applications.
>
> ** Changed in: kcm-gtk (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete

[Jonathan Thomas (echidnaman)]

KDE apps are Qt apps, not GTK apps. Gtkrc's will have not effect on their colorscheme.

[Fsolda (fsolda-gmail)]

Well... the colorscheme specified on the KDE system settings was also without
effect, and this bug was affecting the GTK apps.

By the way... I could solve the problem by setting the widget style in the
menu GTK Appearance, in the KDE System Settings, instead of doing it manually
in the file .gtkrc-2.0-kde4, which apparently changed the specification
between this and the last version of KDE.

Em Seg 19 Abr 2010, às 08:08:44, você escreveu:
> KDE apps are Qt apps, not GTK apps. Gtkrc's will have not effect on
> their colorscheme.
>
> ** Changed in: kcm-gtk (Ubuntu)
> Status: Incomplete => Invalid