From: mrbarryedw.20@aussiebroadband.com.au   
      
   Barryedwin1 wrote on 12/1/26 3:33 pm:   
   > Richmond wrote on 9/1/26 9:21 pm:   
   >> I had SeaMonkey on Debian with the Mate desktop. I installed OpenSUSE   
   >> with Gnome. But now SeaMonkey does not highlight new messages in the   
   >> message list in bold, nor in the folder pane on the left. What controls   
   >> this sort of thing? (other than re-installing Debian with Mate which is   
   >> becoming increasingly tempting).   
   >>   
   >> I renamed my custom userChrome.css but that only made fonts smaller, it   
   >> did not restore bold.   
   >>   
   > SeaMonkey for Linux is built on X11/Xorg.   
   >   
   > What you describe is what I encounter on Ubuntu/Wayland/Gnome.   
   > Switching to Ubuntu's X11/Xorg mode recovers bold-highlight in the   
   > Mail_and_Newsgroups for the 1st instance of SeaMonkey, but so much of   
   > Ubuntu is now coded on Wayland, that it reverts to its Wayland base,   
   > ignoring the X11 preference.   
   >   
   > Is your openSUSE/KDE installed as either X11 or Wayland? If Wayland, it   
   > seems like my own experience. Barry HTH   
   >   
   Sorry, I missed your OpenSUSE/Gnome. Gnome is now almost exclusively   
   built on Wayland and is shifting to dropping X11 completely.   
   I beleive OpenSUSE has to built/installed as either X11 or Wayland   
   desktop, but does not support both. Is that the case?   
      
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