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On Sunday 19 Feb 2017 15:25:30 Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> On Thursday 16 Feb 2017 15:42:08 I wrote: |
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> > Has anyone here any experience of Bluefish? I want to use it in website |
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> > development but I can't. Its menus use a background of very pale grey and |
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> > a text colour of white. Even with a magnifying glass I can't make out |
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> > most of what it's showing me. |
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> > How can I tell it to be like everyone else and use black as its default |
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> > working colour? |
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> Today I installed www-client/chromium in place of www-client/google-chrome. |
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> It took 88 minutes! on this i7 box with 12 x 6600 bogomips and an NVMe |
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> drive. |
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> Every page it tries to display is blank. I suppose this must be connected |
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> somehow. |
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> Any bells ringing anywhere? |
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I don't have an answer for the bluefish button colours, but just an idea that |
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different Gnome themes may be also applied on the Bluefish application since |
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it uses Gtk. |
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Regarding your Chromium problem, have you configured your kernel/firmware/x11 |
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video drivers to use hardware acceleration? Chromium uses hardware |
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acceleration if available and the problem of blank pages may be relevant, but |
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I am not sure. Try this in the address bar to see what it reports: |
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chrome://gpu |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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