hpereiradacosta added a comment.
  In D26572#593442 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D26572#593442>, @ndavis wrote:
  
  > In D26572#593379 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D26572#593379>, 
@hpereiradacosta wrote:
  >
  > > in more detail: imagine a color scheme where window background is black, 
window text is white, view background is white view text is black. 
  > >  you will get a white square on a white background for unchecked checkbox 
... 
  > >  I would really revert this part of the change
  >
  >
  > To be clear, that change hasn't been made.
  
  
  I'm confused: it has happened, no ? If I apply the patch I now get a white 
background (with normal breeze color scheme), behind checkboxes and radio 
button, always, which was not there before.  This is , I think because of the 
change at line 3889.
  
  > You mean a white square on a black background?
  
  No: if view color is white this would be white square  (window text) on white 
background (view background).
  
  > That could look odd if buttons aren't also normally white in that 
colorscheme, which might indicate that Button Background would be more 
semantically correct. By the way, the checkboxes already used View Background 
when selected unless they were drawn on top of a menu.
  
  No: in general background was not rendered. the View background was used for 
a special case of selection that happens only in views (if I remember the code 
right). With the standard breeze color scheme, a checkbox/radio button rendered 
in a window or a menu would never have a white background (from the view) drawn 
behind. 
  Unlike when applying the current patch.
  
  > In that case, they used Window Background when selected

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