Re: Strange colors in gnome menus after Xorg upgrade

On 4/22/06, Brandon Kuczenski <brandon@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I put a screenshot on http://301south.net/~b/gnome-colors.png -- you can
see the maize-yellow tabs on gnome-terminal (which have since the
screenshot changed to green), glitchy red-orange on the 'screensaver
preferences' window, mysterious sky blue on the screenshot dialog
itself... so bizarre.


I had a similar problem on Ubuntu. The only fix I could find was
making a package of the 6.6.0 version of the ati driver and using it.

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Travis Watkins
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