Fedora 18 and qtcurve-gtk2

[R3v0lut10nary]

Maybe someone else using KDE in Fedora 18 could try this and see if they experience the same problem I've had.

In KDE, with the QtCurve widget style applied to GTK apps, hover images are 'scrambled.' That's just a minor annoyance, but this also causes Firefox to crash every time it's closed.

The auto-generated bug report text doesn't really tell me much. It's definitely not due to add-ons because it also happens when they're all disabled. With any widget style other than QtCurve, there's no problem.


Anyone else experienced this?

Add-ons: %7B972ce4c6-7e08-4474-a285-3208198ce6fd%7D:18.0
BuildID: 20130109165101
CrashTime: 1358620246
EMCheckCompatibility: true
FramePoisonBase: 7ffffffff0dea000
FramePoisonSize: 4096
InstallTime: 1358614375
Notes: OpenGL: Intel Open Source Technology Center -- Mesa DRI Intel(R) Sandybridge Mobile -- 2.1 Mesa 9.0.1 -- texture_from_pixmap

ProductID: {ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}
ProductName: Firefox
ReleaseChannel: default
SecondsSinceLastCrash: 652
StartupTime: 1358619612
Theme: classic/1.0
Throttleable: 1
Vendor: Mozilla
Version: 18.0

This report also contains technical information about the state of the application when it crashed.

[Infinality]

Yep, I have the same issue. I'd love to find a solution.

EDIT: I updated to latest qtcurve (from the kde-look.org site) and still experience the issue. The graphical glitches around menus however are gone.

[dschnabel]

Just for reference - I had exactly the same problems - and i found this entries - all seems to be fixed right now - if the latest updates are installed (firefox) and if qtcurve-gtk2 is being used from the latest rawhide release.

I think Fedora should update the package now.

Dietmar

[R3v0lut10nary]

Just for reference - I had exactly the same problems - and i found this entries - all seems to be fixed right now - if the latest updates are installed (firefox) and if qtcurve-gtk2 is being used from the latest rawhide release.

I think Fedora should update the package now.

Dietmar

Thanks for the update.

Yes, the qtcurve-gtk2 package from rawhide solves the problem for me as well.

To anyone interested, the specific steps I took were -

# yum install fedora-release-rawhide
# yum --enablerepo rawhide install qtcurve-gtk2

*** NOTE for the uninitiated: The second command (yum --enablerepo...) keeps 'fedora-rawhide.repo' disabled and only installs the qtcurve-gtk2 package from rawhide.