Hello. I saw your response while checking over bugs I submitted -- seems as though you may have accidentally forgotten to CC submitter on your previous reply. (Oops ;-])
I am able to reproduce this problem by invoking emacs like this: xrdb -load /dev/null # Make sure there is no ~/.Xdefaults file emacs -q --eval="(setq-default show-trailing-whitespace t)" -xrm 'Emacs.toolBar: false' and then M-x gnus The first time gnus is run, the text-based logo shows up at first, and then is replaced by all whitespace, which is highlighted in red (i.e., shown in the trailing-whitespace face -- changing the face background color to something different from the gnus splash color still doesn't make the gnus logo visible). Subsequent times gnus is run, I just see the whitespace. With toolbar-mode on, I never see the graphical logo or the whitespace at all. I just see the text-based logo. So what appears to be the case is that the graphical logo is not shown when the toolbar is visible, and if show-trailing-whitespace has a default value of 't (setq-default required since show-trailing-whitespace becomes local to the current buffer when set), then the a block of spaces is shown whenever the graphical logo would have been shown. Hopefully you will now be able to reproduce this. If not, I'll try to investigate further. I should have tested with no X resources and emacs -q before submitting the bug in the first place. Sorry about that. -- Jay Berkenbilt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
