Re: [PATCH] git-gui: Make usettk off by default on Mac OS X

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On 14.10.20 12:01, Pratyush Yadav wrote:
Hi Stefan,

On 13/10/20 09:02PM, Stefan Haller wrote:
This option is supposed to make a Tcl/Tk app look more like a native app
for the respective platform. This doesn't seem to work on Mac, it looks
worse than the non-ttk appearance (for instance, the colored pane
headers are grey).

I think we should actually fix the root of the problem instead of just
fixing the symptoms by disabling ttk.

There were recently some changes to how git-gui works with ttk in commit
c02efc1 (git-gui: improve dark mode support, 2020-09-26). Are you
running git-gui with that commit? If yes, what results do you see with
it reverted. If no, what results do you see with it applied?

I agree that it would be better to fix the root cause; my suspicion was that the themed widgets on Mac simply don't support a background color, but I didn't investigate that any further.

I was indeed not running with "git-gui: improve dark mode support" yet, but applying it didn't make a difference.

I'm also happy to drop this if you are uncomfortable with it; it's easy enough to set gui.usettk to 0 to fix the problem locally.

Best,
Stefan



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