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Using 4.4.0 I20131030-1400 on Ubuntu 13.10 1. Help > About > Installation Details 2. Click on Installation History, Features, Plug-ins, Configuration tabs 3. Tabs don't show any content.
I cannot reproduce this problem on Ubuntu 12.04, so it must be happening only on Ubuntu 13.10. Will try to set it up and investigate.
I can not reproduce this either on Fedora 20.
Same here with M5, I've per mistake reported it to bug 424657 comment 11, see attachment 239318 [details].
(In reply to Arun Thondapu from comment #1) > I cannot reproduce this problem on Ubuntu 12.04, so it must be happening > only on Ubuntu 13.10. Will try to set it up and investigate. Arun, could you reproduce it on 13.10? Just a reminder ;) BTW this is using GTK3, with GTK2 (SWT_GTK3=0 environment variable) it is fine. I don't know if 12.04 has GTK3 installed by default so SWT might be using GTK2 in the case you tested.
I have the same problem, almost all tabs are not visible with GTK3. I am using Ubuntu 13.10 with the very latest Gnome out of the gnome3-team ppa. This bug did not happen when 13.10 was released, Eclipse Luna M4 worked for me fine until I did a big update out of the gnome3-team repositories and of the Ubuntu System.
(In reply to Paul Wellner Bou from comment #5) > I have the same problem, almost all tabs are not visible with GTK3. I am > using Ubuntu 13.10 with the very latest Gnome out of the gnome3-team ppa. > > This bug did not happen when 13.10 was released, Eclipse Luna M4 worked for > me fine until I did a big update out of the gnome3-team repositories and of > the Ubuntu System. Did this change included update of gtk itself to 3.10 ?
(In reply to Alexander Kurtakov from comment #6) > (In reply to Paul Wellner Bou from comment #5) > > This bug did not happen when 13.10 was released, Eclipse Luna M4 worked for > > me fine until I did a big update out of the gnome3-team repositories and of > > the Ubuntu System. > > Did this change included update of gtk itself to 3.10 ? I think so, i am quite sure. I did not care about the versions then, but the updated changed the appearance of nautilus as well, for example. Will it help if I try to reproduce it on a fresh Ubuntu 13.10 without gnome updates?
Now that JDT can finally move to luna I'm seeing an unusable IDE: With the default GTK3 on Kubuntu 13.10 almost all tables that I checked don't render any content. Some examples of what I tried: About Eclipse SDK > Installation details > all tabs Refactor > Change Method Signature -> add a new parameter table remains empty (gray background) Project > Properties > Java Build Path > all tabs All show grey background only. Positive exception: Preferences > Network Connectsions: - both tables render fine Not marking as blocker only because SWT_GTK3=0 is a (somewhat hidden) workaround. Question: is GTK3 really planned to be default for luna GA?
(In reply to Stephan Herrmann from comment #8) > Now that JDT can finally move to luna I'm seeing an unusable IDE: > With the default GTK3 on Kubuntu 13.10 almost all tables that I checked > don't render any content. > > Some examples of what I tried: > > About Eclipse SDK > Installation details > all tabs > > Refactor > Change Method Signature > -> add a new parameter table remains empty (gray background) > > Project > Properties > Java Build Path > all tabs > > All show grey background only. > > Positive exception: > Preferences > Network Connectsions: > - both tables render fine > > > Not marking as blocker only because SWT_GTK3=0 is a (somewhat hidden) > workaround. > > Question: is GTK3 really planned to be default for luna GA? Yes it is. Of course, that does mean that we need to fix all the critical/major GTK 3 related issues and we're targeting to fix a majority of them by M7.
I just tried to reproduce this on RHEL 7 (GTK 3.8) and the problem is not there. Have someone experienced the problem on non-Ubuntu system? Pure Debian is what I'm interested in someone to test on.
I'm still seeing this on Ubuntu 13.10 with GTK3 3.8.6-0ubuntu3.1 and Eclipse 4.4-I20140402-0100. I also noticed many other places with similar behavior, like Project > Properties > Plug-in Development > API Errors/Warnings. Similarly, on a CDT project, Properties > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols.
Interesting, it works if I disable overlay scrollbars (LIBOVERLAY_SCROLLBAR=0 environment variable). Something must be wrong with that library, it wouldn't be the first time... That would also explain why it's not seen on RHEL.
liboverlay-scrollbars and libmenuproxy are generating too much churn for many gtk applications. I really recommend people disabling them when they run eclipse.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 424343 ***
