References not working correctly in C/C++ code

[rsadeh]

Hi,
I'm trying the new v19 beta1 in Linux 32bit (Fedora 20) with a fairly large workspace with mixed C and C++ code.
When I invoke reference for a symbol (ctrl-/) and then traverse them with ctrl-g what I see is that the traversal is correct for occurences within the same file where I initiated the operation but once other files are visited then the cursor is not placed correctly.
This, of course, works correctly in v18.

[Clark]

This is fixed in the next beta

[rsadeh]

References are indeed fixed but "find symbol" is still not working.
Also, launching "secondary" windows (e.g. ctrl-shift-B to see all buffers) opens up the new windows with the wrong decoration (on my Fedora 20).
Thanks.

[Rodney]

What does "wrong decoration" mean?

++rodney

[rsadeh]

Wrong decoration means that the window's title and buttons (minimize/maximize/close) does not look like the desktop-environment dictates (KDE in my case). The main SlickEdit windows is ok but looks like any other window that I launch (ctrl-shift-B, ctrl-shift-N) has a different title and buttons style.
In addition, if I try to dock them they trigger the new "windows-group" mechanism which is very inconvenient.
Thanks.