i’m testing Fedora 38 (kde spin) in a somewhat old computer to see if i can migrate to it.
However, i’m getting a red color where (i suppose) should be some shadows (Menu, System Settings, Discover (this one is really terrible!) and a few more places…)
I’ve tried a couple of configurations in my free time but nothing worked.
I suppose it’s something to do with the onboard i915 Graphic card but i’m not sure.
Does anyone have an idea about what can be causing this?
(i’m not able to upload a screenshot… don’t know why…)
Well… First of all, I stand corrected: the screenshot is from a “fresh” migration from Gnome to KDE. I guess that’s why I have the adwaita stuff in there. I double checked with another (really) fresh install and it only has breeze as you have.
Can you try and click on (select) Breeze Classic, then on Apply.
If no changes, then I am lost, too…
Things to try:
click on the small pencil “Edit Color Scheme…” and walk through all color settings in order to see if there is something that produces that reddish bar. Or see if you can click on Reset button
log out, then log on, but this time with X11 instead of Wayland (or the other way round)
create a new user and log in as this user to see if it’s related to a single account or the whole system
Just let me know if you succeeded with one of the options
I have done all this before (will try again, just in case…):
Can you try and click on (select) Breeze Classic, then on Apply.
click on the small pencil “Edit Color Scheme…” and walk through all color settings in order to see if there is something that produces that reddish bar. Or see if you can click on Reset button
log out, then log on, but this time with X11 instead of Wayland (or the other way round)
This one i haven’t tried and will test asap:
create a new user and log in as this user to see if it’s related to a single account or the whole system
Can you have a look with sudo dnf list gtk* what you have installed. Just in case if you still use a gtk theme as default … you said you made an upgrade from gnome to kde?
This is crazy. Never seen something like this before…
So it is definitely not related to any theming. Looks a bit more like related to a graphics (card) issue. But you have nothing extraordinary there, right?