FS#62928 - gtk3 update seems to break eclipse, possibly electron apps, too
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Opened by Wolfgang Illmeyer (escitalopram) - Tuesday, 18 June 2019, 11:21 GMT
Last edited by Antonio Rojas (arojas) - Thursday, 04 July 2019, 19:55 GMT
Opened by Wolfgang Illmeyer (escitalopram) - Tuesday, 18 June 2019, 11:21 GMT
Last edited by Antonio Rojas (arojas) - Thursday, 04 July 2019, 19:55 GMT
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A few days ago I updated my gtk3 package (pacman -Syu) from
1:3.24.8-1 to extra/gtk3 1:3.24.8+177+gae2ef1472c-1.
Then I noticed some funny things (neither of the following applications are from an Arch repository): * Eclipse-jee (tested with current 20190314-1200 as well as last year's version) started to render text outside of the respective controls (see screenshot) * mattermost-client 4.2.0 (which is an electron application) started to hang up repeatably after scrolling (I think; but this may be only a correlation) After downgrading to 1:3.24.8-1 again, both problems were gone immediately. Im using KDE on X11, with all related libraries in their current version (as of today) from the Arch repositories. |
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In eclipse resizing the views would trigger the area refresh (e.g. Editor) and artifacts would temporarily go away, but they come back.
In Rhythmbox when you start, stop or pause the playback with XF86AudioPlay, XF86AudioStop or XF86AudioPause - you don't see that Rhythmbox updates the playback icon in the track list until you hover your mouse over it.
I'm curious if it's an upstream issue?
The fact that both packages have the same upstream version number and the newer package seemingly doesn't contain a verbatim copy of the upstream release makes me guess it's maybe not be an upstream problem.
I also assume that it's (at least) GtkTreeView widget that has the problem in both cases.
It has a patch, too. Maybe somebody could create a package of 2.24.9 that incorporates the fix?