Workaround broken inactive window coloring applies incorrectly to list/tree/dock widgets in the active window #46847
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This is a theming issue which is apparent on certain default
Linux themes, e.g. the when running QGIS under gnome. It results
in incorrectly deciding that a widget belongs to an inactive
window, causing unfocused list/tree or dock widgets to incorrectly
show in the inactive color palette. On gnome at least this
"inactive" palette defaults to an appearance very similar to
the disabled widget color palette. As a result all unfocused
list/tree/dock widgets look to be disabled until they are focused.
This gross hack just force removes the inactive color palette
under linux environments to block this theme behaviour
Refs FedoraQt/adwaita-qt#126
Without fix: Notice the "disabled" looking text in the browser and the symbols library list in the dock
With fix: