qBittorrent doesn't look OK

General system Applications
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Renders fine in Manjaro.

qbittorrent

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Looks fine to me here: (EOS - xfce)
SS-2020-06-07
A little more of what’s wrong might let us help…

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Running XFCE too, and Nvidia.

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Still can’t tell what the problem is - my eyes are old, perhaps that’s the difficulty? Can you describe it, and is it a new problem?

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Open the screenshot and look at the left column. Parts of it are missing.

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I think I understand. On manjaro the application is themed the same as the rest of the desktop environment. Most likely because that app is gtk2 or 3 dependent and manjaro installs both for you. On endeavor os this is left up to you. It’s your experience to create. Try using the arc-dark theme included with eos and see if that helps.

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I think it is the opposite. The OP is using xfce and qbittorrent is qt based.

Still…not rendering parts of the app is a messed up theme problem :slight_smile:

You are right though, I would try changing the theme first.

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Solution: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=255130

In the last post: ‘I’ve added “QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0” to ~/.pam_environment.’

That doesn’t work for me. Works when I run ‘QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 qbittorrent’ in a terminal.

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Try putting it in /etc/environment

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I meant the comment about my eyes - even opened I couldn’t increase magnification on that screen sufficiently to be sure of what it was! QT theme probs OK…

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Thanks, but doesn’t work.

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Is it being overridden by something else?

What is the output of env | grep -i qt

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No output.

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Can I see what you put in /etc/environment? Also did you reboot after changing that file?

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This file is parsed by pam_env module

Syntax: simple “KEY=VAL” pairs on separate lines

QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0

No didn’t reboot. Will try. Thanks :smiley:

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Rebooting fixed it. Thank you :smiley:

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