MenTaLguY wrote: Well.. I'm not sure what the others have seen, but I'm aware of the problem and of the approaches to pinpoint it. As part of a massive dive into the UI, the icons were somthing I was about to check. (Oh, and I've messed with our pixbuf loading in various places before so I know the GTK+ tech involved). Also, being in charge of engineering for 3 years at a small multimedia shop got me good experience in tracking down these 'artwork tech details' jobs. But then, that's only Phase I of my evil plan. After that, I plan to get <multiImage> implemented so that we have have different content for different resolutions. Tie that in with embedded bitmaps and SVG icons are suddenly *very* powerful.

Bryce Harrington wrote: I was changing a lot of stuff in the main code, and think I've got a good handle on why things were happening. Too much was hardcoded, including our main code asking for icons with absolute pixel sizes that were hardcoded, thus causing stock items to be scaled. So... the non-gtkmm'd code is doing things a bit better, but the gtkmm icon stuff is using some standard approaches that should probably get mixed in. Oh, and for the toolbar sizes, just switch between a stock theme and one of the visibility ones like "Large Print". That will expose all sorts of interesting things about the UI.