Created attachment 632531 [details] KDE4 fonts settings Description of problem: I use Google-Droid fonts in KDE. The radiobutton "Use my KDE fonts in GTK+ applications" is set. But GTK2/3 applications use other fonts. ___________________________________ Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kcm-gtk-0.5.3-11.fc18.i686 kde-baseapps-4.9.2-2.fc18.i686 ___________________________________ How reproducible: allways ___________________________________ Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set Google-Droid fonts in system settings 2. Set radiobutton "Use my KDE fonts in GTK+ applications" ___________________________________ Actual results: GTK2/3 applications use other fonts ___________________________________ Expected results: GTK2/3 applications use Google-Droid fonts ___________________________________ Additional info:
Created attachment 632532 [details] KDE4 GTK+ settings
Created attachment 632533 [details] GTK2 application example
Created attachment 632534 [details] GTK3 application example
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