Re: Stocks don't seem

[muppet <scott asofyet org>]

On Oct 15, 2005, at 4:08 PM, Peter Simon wrote:

> A. Pagaltzis 2005. október 15. 21.29 dátummal ezt írta:
>
> > * Peter Simon <simon peter gprsec hu> [2005-10-14 18:50]:
> >
> > > I attached a strange screenshot.
> >
> > Which is bad nettiquette. You don’t send binary attachments to a
> > list with a few hundred subscribers, of which probably four
> > people will even look at it. I wasn’t going to say anything, but
> > then you decided to top it off by sending this thing in
> > triplicate.
>
> Please see the date of send. 3 times server sent back letters for  
> too large
> attachment (60 k) not for the attachment. I wonder that it postet  
> one day
> later.

The list is moderated; posts that are held for whatever reason (too  
big, sender not subscribed, etc) can be released by the moderator.   
Having said that, the list went without a human with moderator  
permissions for quite some time, but IIRC there's somebody doing that  
job now.

> So do you know the answer or just are kibitzer?

You really haven't given us much to go on.

What we know:
- A gtk2-perl program, known good because it ships with gtk2-perl and  
works fine on other distros.
- on Mandriva 2006 with Gtk2 1.083 the stock items don't show up in  
buttons.
- Stock items show up in the stock browser.
- You are running KDE.  (as seen in the screenshot, that's Kicker's  
clock)

What we can infer:
- Since the stock browser works, the builtin stock items are all  
right, so the stock system is neither broken nor missing.

What we don't know:
- What theme are you using?  (Themes and gtkrcs can disable showing  
stock items in buttons.)
- Do you have the hicolor theme installed?
- Does this malady afflict other gtk+ / gnome programs not written in  
gtk2-perl?


I suspect your theme or other distro setup merely has "stock items in  
buttons" turned off someplace.

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