Closed MaledictYtb closed 2 months ago
I believe this is a bug with all (or most) GTK apps on KDE, could you test a different GTK app like Gnome Calculator?
I believe this is a bug with all (or most) GTK apps on KDE, could you test a different GTK app like Gnome Calculator?
Yes, this is not a issue specifically to Alpaca. Seems to be all GTK4 apps.
I will close this issue since I have confirmation that it isn't an Alpaca problem, sorry I can't help with this
Well it's really strange since I don't seem to have this problem with Gnome Calculator.
Well it's really strange since I don't seem to have this problem with Gnome Calculator.
gnome calc doesn't use GTK4 i think.
This is actually a GTK4 bug/regression. It's triggered when you have global scaling AND a cursor theme with "nominal size" (the size you choose in the Cursor Theme KCM) different from image sizes.
E.g. if you run xcursor-viewer /usr/share/icons/breeze_cursors/cursors/, you'll see info like "Nominal size: 24. Image size: 32x32.".
But for xcursor-viewer /usr/share/icons/Adwaita/cursors/, it will be "Nominal size: 24. Image size: 24x24.".
So it can be worked around by using a cursor theme like Adwaita.
there is already a submitted fix, but it hasn't been merged yet:
Hello, Any news on this ? Thanks
The fix has been merged into GTK. We just need to wait for an update of GTK.
btw as far as I know GTK gets updated on Flatpak with the Gnome Platform, I can't manually update it
Describe the bug When launching the app with any scaling different from 100%, the cursor is bigger in alpaca.
I'm using Fedora Kinoite with the flatpak version.
Expected behavior Normal cursor size
Screenshots 125% : 100% :
Debugging information