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Hey all.
I was just wondering, is there any way to clean up the edges of tooltips/extenders when composite is disabled? I'm running KDE4.2 on a fairly old (IBM Thinkpad r50e) laptop with only a 855GM graphics chipset. composite works but there's a fair performance hit when enabled. I've now decided to run it without the fancy effects but keep finding that themes have ugly borders on tooltips/extenders. Examples... Is there an easy fix or do I need to fire up inkscape and tinker with the images myself? Cheers T
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If the Plasma theme itself doesn't do pixelart rounding in its non-composite theme then you will probably have to open the files up in Inkscape.
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Ok, fair enough.
Thanks for the answer. Just have to get my head around svg editing now lol Cheers T
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