Updated the color scheme README, and you can now use kcmdisplay to set the

extended color attributes for System.

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Daniel M. Duley 1999-11-11 01:41:28 +00:00
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If you tried the system window manager style you probably noticed it's not
too nice looking using the standard KDE color schemes. This is because this
too nice looking using the standard KDE color scheme. This is because this
is the first style to use a kwin extended color configuration and needs some
additional entries in order to look decent.
To try it out with the extended color configuration I am using open:
~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
And replace the [WM] section with these entries:
activeBackground=192,192,192
activeBlend=0,0,0
activeForeground=0,0,0
handle=140,140,140
inactiveHandle=140,140,140
inactiveBackground=192,192,192
inactiveBlend=192,192,192
inactiveForeground=128,128,128
buttonForegroundDown=144,170,191
buttonBackgroundDown=163,163,163
buttonBlendDown=0,0,0
buttonBackground=163,163,163
buttonBlend=0,0,0
Once a kwin color scheme selection kcmmodule is done this will no longer be a
problem ;-)
Try using the "System" color scheme in kcmdisplay to make it look rather cool.
You'll need to restart kwin because it doesn't handle this dynamically yet.
Daniel M. Duley
mosfet@kde.org

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activeForeground, inactiveForeground : Tilebar text.
buttonBackground, buttonBackgroundDown : Button background color for up and
activeTitleBtnBg, inactiveTitleButtonBg : Button background color for up and
down states.
buttonBlend, buttonBlendDown : Button blend.
activeTitleBtnBlend, inactiveTitleBtnBlend : Button blend.
buttonForeground, buttonForegroundDown : Button foreground color.
activeTitleBtnFg, activeTitleBtnFg : Button foreground color.
Daniel M. Duley
mosfet@kde.org