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I just saw the same behavior in selecting fonts via the “Style Manager” menu (F4). |
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Weird issue... Might be a Qt bug on Manjaro as I do not observe it on Windows and on other Linux distros (tested OpenSuse Tumbleweed, Ubuntu 22.10, Linux Mint 21.1). |
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A Qt bug looks even more likely as trunk compiled with Qt 6.4.2 does not suffer of this issue on Manjaro. |
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In short, I found what caused this bug (without being able to systematically reproduce it). In Scribus: file/preference/user interface/main window/ In the appearance section the "appearance" field is empty by default. However, I played around with this setting to see the different themes before putting the field back to default. To test, I changed this parameter again and randomly selected another one from the list, the problem solved itself... I put it back on the empty field as the default is bug didn't come back. I deduce that I have solved my problem, a little strange but if that's it, that's fine with me. --- After your message, I decided to test a little more thing. So I created a virtual machine with Manjaro KDE, upgraded to the same version as my physical machine. Installation of Scribus, and each addition of one of my themes and each aesthetic modification I do the following: Opening scribus, creating a single page document, creating a text frame, F3 and changing the font. I tested after the fresh install of the OS I tested after installing the sweet-mars global theme I tested after installing the sweet-mars-xfce gtk theme I tested after installing the sweet-mars-transparent-toolbar theme And I couldn't reproduce my visual bug. BUT, one thing struck me, although I have exactly the same theme in my VM and on a PC the icons to close / minimize / restore the current project are not identical. And so I modified Scribus' internal theme settings, as explained in the summary above. |
- Anonymous
