Changing the theme in Gnome does change how the frames are displayed.
On Wed, 2012-09-05 at 21:36 +0200, M. Cs. wrote:
> Try to set the components to the gb.gtk rather than using gb.qt. It will
> give you the old fashioned look. But beware! I'm not sure that gb.qt and
> gb.gtk dependencies are 10
Try to set the components to the gb.gtk rather than using gb.qt. It will
give you the old fashioned look. But beware! I'm not sure that gb.qt and
gb.gtk dependencies are 100% compatible! I found it better to use gb.qt
since it feels more stable.
Csaba
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What does happen when you change the theme of GNOME? I think this may be
connected with the theme used, but I'm not the developer of the component.
Csaba
2012/9/5 rocko
> Say what?
> Really?
> I prefer the old fashioned way, with the borders of the frame all
> around.
> Is there a way to change
Say what?
Really?
I prefer the old fashioned way, with the borders of the frame all
around.
Is there a way to change this?
On Wed, 2012-09-05 at 21:21 +0200, M. Cs. wrote:
> This is the correct look of the frames when using KDE, and probably with
> the GNOME too. It isn't error.
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> Csaba
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> 20
This is the correct look of the frames when using KDE, and probably with
the GNOME too. It isn't error.
Csaba
2012/8/29 rocko
> Using Gambas 3.2.1
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> The frame container is not displaying correctly.
> The sides of the border are fading about midway and are
> completely absent at the bottom.
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