Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.6) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Please describe the problem: When some layer, such as a tooltip covers the systray icon of a Qt application, the trasparent pixels of that icon don't get repainted with the color of the GNOME panel. These pixels will have the color of the tooltip in such a situation. Steps to reproduce: 1. Start up a Qt application which has a systray icon. 2. Make a tooltip appear above the icon. Actual results: I end up with an ugly systray icon which is quite confusing visually. Expected results: I expect the transparent pixels of the icon to be redrawed with the color of the panel. Does this happen every time? Yes. Other information: * It may be a Qt problem, despite I use GNOME/GTK+ mostly. * I've made a screencast which demonstrates the bug: http://laci.monda.hu/shots/systray.mpg * I've also reported this problem in the GNOME bugzilla: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416761
Well, it's the same problem described above, but my problem is with the notification area plasmoid on KDE 4.1. The square area behind each icon is never redrawed correctly. I'm using Opensuse 11.0.
Well, it was caused by a combination of problems in Qt and in the old systray thing. Is it still valid? thanks
It is certainly not valid in Ubuntu 10.4
Ok, closing this report as 'fixed' due to the whole change in this area.