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Just as an addendum: while both methods work fine on my laptop, my desktop with two monitors still exhibits the problem, no matter how I set the environment variable or change the GTK theme.

louis94 wrote:Might also be related to the AMD proprietary drivers, or to the oxygen-gtk widget style.

Thanks! That seems to be indeed the case. Switching from oxygen-gtk to the other style installed by default (Raleigh) does the trick.

Oh sorry, talk about test with 2.4.0-beta2 got me to forgot that you saw this problem with 2.3 already (and 2.3 has no gtk3-client). No sweat! I did reproduce the problem on another machine running raring 64-bit, btw. I also noticed that all animations seem to be gone, not just combat animations. W...

This does ring a bell in a sense that we had similar problem with unit movement animation not showing on gtk3-client. Are you sure you are using gtk2-client and not new gtk3 one? Yeah, pretty sure. Here are the dependencies listed for the package: Package: freeciv-client-gtk Versions: 2.3.2-1 (/var...

I just installed FreeCiv 2.3.2 [...] Hm, not heard that one before. What tileset are you using? amplio2 I downloaded the current beta of 2.4, and it has the same problem. Also, in both versions, the popup dialogs flicker strangely. [...] Not heard that one either. Is the popup flicker peculiar to 2...

Yep, did that. Combat animations are set to display, and I tried setting for the delay between 10 and 1000. I am mostly looking for other people that installed freeciv-gtk2 from repository on Ubuntu (Kubuntu) 13.04 64 bit. FreeCiv used to work just fine on Ubuntu in the last few years, and this is t...

Hi, guys! I just installed FreeCiv 2.3.2 from the Ubuntu repository on my brand new Kubuntu 13.04 64 bit. Everything works fine, except the combat animations. They are not displaying at all. The setting for display animation is set, and I tried various settings for the animation delay (10 to 1000). ...