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Description of problem: Since gnome-panel has been rebuilt against gtk3, nm-applet's signal strength indicator looks blurred. This effect was already present for gnome-shell but in the case of gnome-panel it is very prominent. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk3-2.99.3-1.fc15.x86_64 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start a GNOME session. 2. Check appearance of nm-applet's signal strength indicator. Actual results: Icon looks blurred. Expected results: Icon looks crisp. Additional info: - Icon size was correct in F14 and for all gtk2 builds of gnome-panel. - Icon size seems to be one or two pixels too big.
Created attachment 476820 [details] Magnified screenshot of nm-applet's signal strength icon
Created attachment 478148 [details] Magnified screenshot of nm-applet's signal strength icon in F14
Created attachment 486221 [details] Magnified screenshot of nm-applet's signal strength icon As of gtk3-3.0.3-1.fc15, nm-applet's signal strength icon is too -small- instead of being too large.
The oversized signal strength icon persists for current F15 including updates-testing when the classic GNOME environment is chosen at login. Issue does not apply to GNOME shell anymore where NM is using a different icon set.
Issue still applies to gtk3-3.0.11-1.fc15.
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