I've recently done updates on my Archlinux install, which have upgraded KDE from 3.5 to 4.1. the background is awfull, and is black with some sort of midnight blue spiral galaxy sort of thing near the top. Text is white on a black background, and my eyes have problems with this. I messed around with right clicking on the desktop, and adding a wallpaper, which was worse. There appears to be no way of changing the background now. I then went to "system settings", and colours, then tried to change the colour, and it least in Archlinux for one of my user names, I now have a totally black screen, and with difficulty can just about see the mouse pointer. Left click, right click, any old click, but no menus, no panel, no nothing. I don't want to mess this up on my F9 install, so is there anyway to change the background to what I consider to be the normal one I see on Fedora installs (a mid blue one), and with a white panel with black text. This is with KDE of course. Apologies to not wanting to be on the cutting edge of the latest and greatest graphics experience, but my eyes don't work well with white text on a black background. Thanks for any suggestions. Nigel. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
