4 nov 2011 kl. 23:47 skrev Scott Jaderholm:

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>  GNU Emacs 24.0.90.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.20.1) of 2011-11-03 on lychee, modified by Debian
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> Gtk theme is Murrine Brave Dark.
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> I modified these lines in gtkrc
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>     GtkRange       ::slider-width        = 10 # Scrollbar width.
>     GtkRange       ::stepper-size        = 0 # Stepper height.
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> This is what the scrollbars look like in most other apps:
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> http://jaderholm.com/tmp/2011-11-04-scroll1.png
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> (though Gedit and Gvim both display them wrong)
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> This is what they look like in Emacs by default:
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> http://jaderholm.com/tmp/2011-11-04-scroll2.png
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> Note that the slider is the right width, it's just the trough that is wrong.
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> If I use (add-to-list 'default-frame-alist '(scroll-bar-width . 10)) then they look correct:
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> http://jaderholm.com/tmp/2011-11-04-scroll3.png
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> I've seen this in other themes that I haven't modified myself.
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When I modify Murrine Brave Dark as described above, I do get smaller scroll bars in Emacs.  The scroll bars in gnome-terminal and Emacs look exactly the same.  But this also depends on font size.  Emacs pads the scroll bar to a multiple of the font size.  That is because if you do a C-x 3 there is nothing to take up the slack if the scroll bar is different from the character width.

I don't think there is a bug here. This is a known limitation in Emacs, and so far there has been no work into remove it.

	Jan D.