Comment 19 for bug 890986

Hi Tom,
Thanks for your feedback. For formal version of Lotus Notes we only have
processes named as "lnotes" and "notes2" and "notes"

Best Regards
WenLong FENG
IBM China Software Development Lab
Tel : 86-10-82452499
Mailto:<email address hidden>

From: Tom Ellis <email address hidden>
To: Wen Long WL Feng/China/IBM@IBMCN,
Date: 2012/05/22 14:20
Subject: [Bug 890986] Re: Lotus Notes is incompatible with ayatana
            scrollbars
Sent by: <email address hidden>

Hi WenLong Feng,

So, it appears you still see the problem but within another window.
Previously "notes.bin" was blacklisted and this seemed to work in my
tests but you also mention

"The launcher of Lotus Notes is named 'notes' but it create two other
processes named 'notes2' and 'lnotes'. 'notes2' is java process and
"lnotes" is the core c++ process."

I will create a test package with lnotes and notes2 blacklisted.

Thanks,
Tom

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Title:
  Lotus Notes is incompatible with ayatana scrollbars

Status in Ayatana Scrollbar:
  Fix Committed
Status in The Unico Gtk+ Theming Engine:
  Invalid
Status in “light-themes” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  = Problem =

  When using Lotus notes with Unity the scrollbars do not display
  correctly. This uses gtk_paint_box, the theme for the scrollbar should
  be redrawn but is not.

  = Environment =

  * Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) i386
  * Unity 4.22.0-0ubuntu3

  = Steps to reproduce =

  1. Compile scroll.cpp: g++ -o scroll scroll.cpp `pkg-config --libs gtk
+-2.0``pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0`
  2. Launch it from a terminal
  3. Click on the buttons to make the scroll bar scroll up and down

  = Other Information =

  See screenshot attached (scrollbar-1.png)

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