From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.0.1) Gecko/20020804 Description of problem: When opening the gnome-font-properties program, the font listed as "Window title font" is clearly wrong (see attached screenshot). The preview looks like size 14, while indicating 12, while the actual font used in the window titles is looks like 10. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): control-center-2.0.0-11 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Log in for the first time 2.Select Preferences/Font from the Gnome menu 3. Actual Results: "Window title font" doesn't match what is currently in use Expected Results: I expect it to match. Additional info:
Created attachment 69184 [details] Screenshot of the problem
Looks likely to be a gnome-font-picker bug, perhaps. unless control-center does something really weird.
metacity-2.4.0.91-2 should fix this problem (you may have to power-cycle gconfd with gconftool-2 --shutdown after installing the package to see the fix)
OK, I installed metacity-2.4.0.92-1 and the display now appears correct, but I can no longer click on the window title font and change its properties. That intentional?
As an added side-note, metacity-2.4.0.91-2 works as would be expected.
What do you mean by "can't click on it" -- is it displayed insenstive (grayed out)?
I can change my window title font fine with current packages - it isn't disabled. If someone else can still reproduce it being disabled, please reopen, and maybe add more info about your setup (e.g. does it happen with a newly-created test user account or only with old users, etc.)
I'm not seeing this with newly installed machines (from the latest trees) so closing this out.