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Scroll-thumb badly drawn in acroread

Bug #37415 reported by mannheim on 2006-03-31

Affects		Status	Importance	Assigned to	Milestone
	ubuntulooks (Ubuntu)	Won't Fix	Low	Unassigned

Bug Description

With dapper's default widgets, open acrobat reader and open a file with a large number of pages (so that the scroll-bar thumb is small). The thumb (or whatever it is called) is then badly drawn.

Perhaps the bug is acroread's; but this problem does not occur with other themes.

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mannheim (kronheim) wrote on 2006-03-31: Screenshot

Screenshot Edit (1.2 KiB, image/png)

Screenshot showing the scroll bar of acroread in dapper

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Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote on 2006-04-02:

That happens with acroread if there is enough bug to have a scrollbar cursor smaller than the effect

Changed in ubuntulooks:
status:	Unconfirmed → Confirmed

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Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote on 2006-04-04:

"enough text" rather

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Richard Stellingwerff (remenic) wrote on 2006-04-04:

This has been fixed locally. The next release (0.9.10 will include this fix.

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Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote on 2006-05-13:

Is the development of ubuntulooks made on a public place where we could grab that fix?

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Richard Stellingwerff (remenic) wrote on 2006-05-15:

http://www.stellingwerff.com/svn/ubuntulooks/ should work :)

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Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote on 2006-05-16:

This upload fixes the issue:

ubuntulooks (0.9.11-1) dapper; urgency=low

* New upstream version:
- Render GtkScale properly at small sizes.

-- Sebastien Bacher <email address hidden> Mon, 15 May 2006 23:16:27 +0200

ubuntulooks (0.9.10-1) dapper; urgency=low

  * New upstream version:
    - Don't draw grip dots on scrollbar if there's no room (Ubuntu: #37415).
    - Draw only 6 dots on panel grip.
    - Render inconsistent checkboxes properly in cells (Ubuntu: #42558).

-- Sebastien Bacher <email address hidden> Mon, 15 May 2006 22:36:40 +0200

Changed in ubuntulooks:
status:	Confirmed → Fix Released

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mannheim (kronheim) wrote on 2006-05-25:

I have had gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks 0.9.11-1 installed for a while, and the scrollbar thumb still looks exactly the same as in the earlier attached screenshot.

So the bug does not seem fixed, at least for me. Could this bug be re-opened?

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Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote on 2006-05-25:

feel free to reopen bugs yourself, you just have to click on the task you want from the table

weird, it was working fine with 0.9.10 when I tried, anyway minor issue and still happening, bug reopened

Changed in ubuntulooks:
status:	Fix Released → Confirmed

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seguso (maurizio-colucci) wrote on 2006-06-19:

#10

The bug is back in current dapper.

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istoyanov (istoyanov) wrote on 2007-03-05:

#11

Screenshot, illustrating the problem Edit (6.6 KiB, image/png)

Besides the corrupted scroll-bar, in Adobe Reader (7.0.9, tar.gz from adobe.com) I've also observed somewhat garbled "minimize", "maximize", and "close" buttons within the main window (see attached image). This seems to affect to a different degree only cairo-enabled gtk2 engines -- ubuntulooks (0.9.11-1: both scroll-bar and "interior" window buttons) and murrina (0.51: scroll-bar is OK, but the buttons aren't).

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istoyanov (istoyanov) wrote on 2007-03-05:

#12

The clearlooks engine displays the problematic widgets as expected Edit (8.3 KiB, image/png)

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Andrew Starr-Bochicchio (andrewsomething) wrote on 2010-06-16:

#13

ubuntulooks has been depricated. It is no longer developed in Ubuntu or as an upstream project. It has been superseded by gtk2-engines-murrine since intrepid, and it has been removed from the archive in lucid. Due to this, I am closing this bug as "Won't Fix."