Version: 3.96.2 (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources Compiler: gcc 4.2.2 OS: Linux Our standard wallpaper is somehow a bit crippled in kde 3.96.2 tarballs in compare to 3.5.8. it looks like a square is around it and cuts the round edges. attached are a screenshot and the logo file.
Created attachment 22327 [details] standard background svg
Created attachment 22328 [details] snapshot of desktop with crippled logo
those would be bugs in QSvgRenderer, not plasma. please report this upstream to trolltech via their task tracker. thank you.
i filled it at trolltech, but now the very interesting part: the svg picture looks nice in kdm as background. so i think it is a kde desktop issue and not a qt issue. it looks so long nice until kdm background disappears and new background is loaded.
Re-unconfirm (owner changing confirmed the bug).
here we go answer from trolltech: Thank you for sending the files. However, I am not able to reproduce this issue, using Qt 4.3.2 and the SVG Viewer example (in QTDIR/examples/painting/svgviewer). With this example, everything seems to be painted correctly (see attached screenshot). If you still believe this is an issue with Qt, would it be possible for you to provide me with a small compilable example that reproduces the problem, please? Please make sure that the example is minimal but sufficient to reproduce the problem, and that it relies on Qt code only. Kind regards, Stian Thomassen, Support Engineer Trolltech ASA, Norway
Created attachment 22369 [details] qt svg example viewer of the logo
SVN commit 745282 by aseigo: * when using an svg render first to a QImage, because apparently rendering to a QPixmap is a great way to make things look like crap. * getBitmapBackground -> createBitmapBackground, since that is what it actually does * get rid of the Plasma::Svg member and just use Theme to get the path for KSvgRenderer usage in createBitmapBackground BUG:153413 M +25 -30 desktop.cpp M +1 -2 desktop.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=745282