uncleared mine tiles same color as cleared tiles

Don't know that this matters, but I use Kubuntu and upgraded to Dapper by editing the repo sources.list

Thanks for your bug report. Can you elaborate where the bug is? Can you make a screenshot of the issue? Might this be theme related?

Related to bug #35281 perhaps?

After some digging and playing with the settings, it looks like this bug depends on the GTK style settings in the user preferences.
The default setting (System Settings->Appearance->GTK Styles and Fonts) is to use the KDE styles. This setting results in uncleared tiles appearing the same color as cleared tiles (white for me). Use of the "QT" Style also results in all white tiles. If the preference is switched to use "Raleigh" (Use another style->Raleigh, **and** GMines is restarted), however, the uncleared tiles appear blue and the cleared tiles appear white. I took some screenshots showing my setup; as soon as I figure out how to load the pictures I'll add them here.

Screenshot of Desktop showing GMines appearance in Kubuntu Dapper with Default Appearance Settings (also shown in Desktop)

Screenshot of Desktop showing GMines with "Raleigh" style applied.

Can somebody from the Kubuntu team enlighten me, what's going on here? To me this looks like some KDE related issue.

You see those dashed-line in area of the Default screenshot? That's one of the things gnomine does to differentiate between cleared and uncleared in the case of really bad themes.

For what it's worth, we've got
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=112571
open upstream.

eli

I am seeing this problem in Ubuntu 12.10 with the Unity shell. The buttons are white and the cleared spaces are a light gray. While not the same color, they are similar enough to cause me problems.

After reading the comments above, I tried changing the Unity theme and found that the two "High Contrast" themes gave me enough contrast to play the game, but everything looked ugly. The other two available themes, Ambience and Radiance, both had the original issue of white on light gray. The styles mentioned above (Raleigh, QT, etc.) do not exist in Unity, so I was not able to do that workaround.

I would like to suggest that, rather than using the theme/style colors for the play area, that we be given the ability to set a color scheme from a selection of schemes.