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I encountered a very strage problem: I have several machines running sarge(stable), etch(testing) and sid(unstable). My main workstation is currently a sarge(stable) one. When I ssh to an etch(testing) workstation and lunch, for example, "gthumb" (or most GTK application), they display wrong: - The shortcut-characters in the menu-bar are not underlined - Alle check-boxes and radio-boxed just display without content, that is checkboxes are displayes as a white rectangle, radio-boxed are transparent (background shows through) If I walk over to that etch(testing) workstation and login locally, everytging works alright. Doing it the other way around also works fine, that is starting an sarge(stable) gthumb via an ssh connection from an etch(testing) workstation. Does somebody know, how GTK paints those boxes? (Mis-)using fonts, using bitmaps or some other pixel-painter-way? Some additional strange things: - Once I was running "gfontview" on a sid(unstable) box in parallel via ssh and was displaying the "Bitstream Vera Sans" font. Suddenly "gthumb" was fine, but not always. - "gthumb" sometimes misdisplays the pictures: once I had all pictures scrambled and/or replaces by an Mozilla mizard. - Goole Earth misdisplayed it's font: Several characters where missing, only 'o's where shown. After removing some fonts (ttf-freefont), suddenly it was okay again. The problem seems to be font related, but I'm out of ideas how to debug this any further. Any ideas? Thank you in advance. BYtE Philipp -- Philipp Matthias Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> GPG/PGP: 9A540E39 @ keyrings.debian.org -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
