ok bug fixed in qtcurve 0.69 (this only happened with gtk2 applications, like firefox)
here is the changelog:
It has been reported that under intel Xorg drivers > 2.8, that QtCurve's arrows are not appearing. This seems to be due to the fact that QtCurve is using cairo to draw non-antialised lines in this case. To work-around this issue QtCurve has been changed to use the older Gdk to draw arrows. To revert back to cairo, use the following cmake option: -DQTC_USE_CAIRO_FOR_ARROWS=true
ok bug fixed in qtcurve 0.69 (this only happened with gtk2 applications, like firefox)
here is the changelog: CAIRO_FOR_ ARROWS= true
It has been reported that under intel Xorg drivers > 2.8, that QtCurve's arrows are not appearing. This seems to be due to the fact that QtCurve is using cairo to draw non-antialised lines in this case. To work-around this issue QtCurve has been changed to use the older Gdk to draw arrows. To revert back to cairo, use the following cmake option: -DQTC_USE_