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Readability of text-SOLVED!
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Re: Readability of text
by pclinuxguru » Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:45 pm
Dark theme, work in progrss lol.
Takes time.
Thats how its done chief, colors are staying for me after reboot .
Takes time.
Thats how its done chief, colors are staying for me after reboot .
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Re: Readability of text
by drewstew » Thu Mar 31, 2011 11:27 am
- Open current theme, then K3B
- Change to another theme
- Close k3b, then re-open it
OK - from the beginning! The Window Manager is Compiz, and the Window Decorator is GTK. I right-click on the desktop and click Change Desktop background. I open K3b which looks as it does in Screenshot1 Then I go to Themes, change the Theme, and K3b becomes readable -Screenshot2. I then close K3b, re-open it, and it's all gone again -Screenshot3. Any ideas please??
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Re: Readability of text
by pclinuxguru » Thu Mar 31, 2011 12:08 pm
Bro, these programs use KDE colors.
Not compiz or gtk, don't matter if it is set to them by compiz or not. They are KDE plane and simple. Ya need to stop kicking your own azz , simplify your understanding and stop complicating It bud.
Only one way to set there colors, system settings .
Dead give away is when the app said KDE at the start or on a splash screen.
Not compiz or gtk, don't matter if it is set to them by compiz or not. They are KDE plane and simple. Ya need to stop kicking your own azz , simplify your understanding and stop complicating It bud.
Only one way to set there colors, system settings .
Dead give away is when the app said KDE at the start or on a splash screen.
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Re: Readability of text-SOLVED!
by drewstew » Sat Apr 02, 2011 1:57 am
Thanks Guru! For the benefit of others who might face this problem, go to System-Preferences-System Settings-Application Appearance, then clicking "Defaults" did it for me. Changed header to "SOLVED".
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Re: Readability of text-SOLVED!
by pclinuxguru » Sat Apr 02, 2011 3:53 am
There ya go man, well done. 
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