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I'm running Eclipse Juno 4.2.0 on Linux with Gtk version 1.2.10 and I'm having a following graphics "bug" in the GUI: All the minimize and maximize buttons have a red background colour. In other words, minimize and maximize icons are inside little red squares.
I'm not administering the system, where I'm running the Eclipse, so updating the Gtk is not very easy if even possible. How to fix the problem?
Edit: I'm using Eclipse through VNC.
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If you don’t want to use a command-line method, you can use the below step to get back Minimize and Maximize button. For this method, you will require to have root access to Download and Install gnome-tweak tools. First, we need to install Gnome Tweaks tools into our system. Before that, once check whether Tweaks tools are already installed.
As there is no default provision in the system settings by the developers of the Pop!_OS to enable Minimize or maximize buttons, thus we need to take the help of a tool called Gnome tweaks tool. 3. Open Tweak Tool Go to Activities, click on the Show Applications icon, and among all the installed apps you’ll see one “ Tweaks ” open it. 4.
Now, on the Gnome Tweaks, select the Windows Titlebars option given on the left side panel. And on the right side area, you will see two toggle buttons for minimizing and maximize buttons.
On RHEL 5 / CentOS 5, the red boxes went away when I changed VNC's color depth to 24-bit. For example, with the standard VNC server:
vncserver :10 -geometry 1280x960 -depth 24
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