After a dist-upgrade on wheezy (amd64( only some gtk applications have a weird look different from the system default, e.g. gnome-terminal (the preferences menu), gcalctool, empathy browser. On the other hand some other GTK applications are just fine and as expected such as gedit, nautilus, simple-scan etc.
Having a look at the sources makes me think this may somewhat have to do with gtk 3, but it's a guess and any hint would be appreciated.

Lorenzo.


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lsutton@libero.it writes:
> After a dist-upgrade on wheezy (amd64( only some gtk applications have a
> weird look different from the system default, e.g. gnome-terminal (the
> preferences menu), gcalctool, empathy browser. On the other hand some
> other GTK applications are just fine and as expected such as gedit,
> nautilus, simple-scan etc.
> Having a look at the sources makes me think this may somewhat have to do
> with gtk 3, but it's a guess and any hint would be appreciated.

I think it's because these apps are using gtk 3, but your gtk theme
doesn't support gtk 3 (themes apparently aren't compatible).

[Not so surprising, as there don't seem to be very many gtk 3 themes
around...]

-Miles

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