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Qt applications have invisible window controls in Fedora 34 #152

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wm75 opened this issue May 3, 2021 · 4 comments
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Qt applications have invisible window controls in Fedora 34 #152

wm75 opened this issue May 3, 2021 · 4 comments

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@wm75
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wm75 commented May 3, 2021

I just hope this is the right place to report my issue, but I upgraded to Fedora 34 yesterday and I'm observing that Qt-based applications (nomacs, mumble, eric IDE) have hardly visible window controls without focus, which become completely invisible when the window takes focus.

Example without focus:
nomacs_without_focus

Example with focus:
nomacs_with_focus

Is this a known issue or something that may be just a config issue on my side?

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grulja commented May 3, 2021

Was this also a problem on Fedora 33? Do you use different style/theme or default Adwaita?

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wm75 commented May 3, 2021

I upgraded from Fedora 32 so cannot comment on 33. I'm using the default Adwaita theme (but Papirus-Dark icon theme if that should matter).

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wm75 commented May 3, 2021

but Papirus-Dark icon theme if that should matter

In fact, it does matter. Didn't even remember that fact before you asked, now switched to Adwaita also as the icon theme and that "fixes" it.
Just that it prevents me from using my beloved Papirus icon theme.

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grulja commented May 3, 2021

Yes, that will be the reason. It should be fixed in upcoming QGnomePlatform release, where I don't use icons from the icon theme, but I paint them myself.

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