Description: No matter which SVG icon theme I choose, all of them have the same issue. I tried to delete icon cache, and that helped for the duration of first session. After I closed LibreOffice apps and reopened them again, icons became corrupted again. I'm running 64 bit Windows 10 Pro 1903, Intel UHD Graphics 620, and DPI scaling is set to 150%. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open LibreOffice options, select any SVG icon theme. 2. Close LibreOffice apps, open any LibreOffice app again. Actual Results: Toolbar and menu icons contain visual gitches. Expected Results: Icons look normal. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info:
Created attachment 153231 [details] Screenshot
Try this: from the menu Help - Restart to Safe Mode - and choose Reset to Factory settings. Apply and restart. It works?
Ticked both checkboxes under "Reset to factory settings", but unfortunately that did not help. This time icons became glitchy immediately after I changed the icon theme to SVG variant, didn't even have to restart Writer.
hello, Does it work fine if you change the DPI to 100% ?
Tested switching to 100% DPI on LibreOffice 6.3.2, but the issue persists. Here are the steps I performed: - changed DPI to 100% - deleted everything in %appdata%\LibreOffice\4\cache - opened Writer - switched to Collibre (SVG) icon theme -- at this step icons did not have artifacts - closed Writer - opened Writer -- icons contain artifacts A bug in video driver, the library responsible for icon rendering?
"OpenGL enabled: Yes" Disable it and flush the icon cache... does it help?
Created attachment 154592 [details] Rendered icons with OpenGL enabled
Created attachment 154593 [details] Rendered icons with OpenGL disabled
Created attachment 154594 [details] Options, OpenGL enabled
Created attachment 154595 [details] Options, OpenGL disabled
(In reply to Tomaz Vajngerl from comment #6) > "OpenGL enabled: Yes" > > Disable it and flush the icon cache... does it help? Hey, that was it! Thank you! Actually, svg icons rendered without OpenGL enabled look really nice. I never liked how they were rendered using OpenGL in 6.2.x, but they were still a bit nicer than upscaled non-svg icons. You can see that for yourself in attached screenshots. I also attached corresponding screenshots with options I had enabled while I took those icon screenshots. "Options, OpenGL enabled" is what I had enabled up until now. I have a question though - should OpenGL be enabled by default on Windows if rendered svg icon quality is so much better without it?
OpenGL enabled usually works fine, but sometimes there are OpenGL drivers that are buggy, like in your case. I wonder why you didn't see problems elsewhere in LibreOffice, not just in icons.