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    == Qt4 ==
    == Qt4 ==
    * Problem: CSS currently resets fonts in widgets when used, making it very difficult to use with widgets where fonts are set programmatically as done throughout KDE.
    * '''Problem''': CSS currently resets fonts in widgets when used, making it very difficult to use with widgets where fonts are set programmatically as done throughout KDE.
    ** Affects: All widgets using CSS, such as the Konqueror location bar when using CSS to set an offset for the clear button.
    ** Affects: All widgets using CSS, such as the Konqueror location bar when using CSS to set an offset for the clear button.
    ** Solution: Pending; perhaps a CSS value (font: QWidget?) that prevents the style sheet from resetting fonts outside of what the widget is doing. Can be done currently on a case-by-case basis by overriding changeEvent, intercepting font changes and updating CSS strings containing the font desired; this is error prone (easy to trigger infinite loops) and seems sub-optimal.
    ** Solution: Pending; perhaps a CSS value (font: QWidget?) that prevents the style sheet from resetting fonts outside of what the widget is doing. Can be done currently on a case-by-case basis by overriding changeEvent, intercepting font changes and updating CSS strings containing the font desired; this is error prone (easy to trigger infinite loops) and seems sub-optimal.
    ** Status: Pending upstream notification.
    ** Status: Pending upstream notification.


    * Problem: Designer converts WhatsThis text to richtext blocks
    * '''Problem''': Designer converts WhatsThis text to richtext blocks
    ** Affects: translators who get opaque blocks of html code
    ** Affects: translators who get opaque blocks of html code
    ** Solution: See the corresponding [http://trolltech.com/developer/task-tracker/index_html?id=187205&method=entry Trolltech task tracker entry]
    ** Solution: None yet
    ** Status: Pending; See the corresponding [http://trolltech.com/developer/task-tracker/index_html?id=187205&method=entry Trolltech task tracker entry]
    ** Status: Pending
    ** [http://trolltech.com/developer/task-tracker/index_html?id=187205&method=entry Upstream tracker link]


    == Xine ==
    == Xine ==

    Revision as of 21:15, 21 November 2007

    Listed below are various upstream issues that are considered release critical problems. This is not a bug tracker or meant to supplant one, but to keep a running tally of open upstream issues we need to address for KDE4 releases.
    Upstream Issues HotList


    Qt4

    • Problem: CSS currently resets fonts in widgets when used, making it very difficult to use with widgets where fonts are set programmatically as done throughout KDE.
      • Affects: All widgets using CSS, such as the Konqueror location bar when using CSS to set an offset for the clear button.
      • Solution: Pending; perhaps a CSS value (font: QWidget?) that prevents the style sheet from resetting fonts outside of what the widget is doing. Can be done currently on a case-by-case basis by overriding changeEvent, intercepting font changes and updating CSS strings containing the font desired; this is error prone (easy to trigger infinite loops) and seems sub-optimal.
      • Status: Pending upstream notification.
    • Problem: Designer converts WhatsThis text to richtext blocks
      • Affects: translators who get opaque blocks of html code
      • Solution: None yet
      • Status: Pending
      • Upstream tracker link

    Xine

    • Problem: short Oggs are not played properly
      • Affects: Phonon playing short sounds, therefore all audio notification in KDE
      • Solution: Patch being worked on by Matthias Kretz, needs to be upstreamed to libxine
      • Status: Pending patch completion and approval