Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> James Richard Tyrer wrote:
>> Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>>> James Richard Tyrer wrote:
>>>> I have to also say that I do not fully understand how the color scheme
>>>> works for KDE4 and the SystemSetting (KControl) KCM for setting them is
>>>> somewhat confusing.
>>> This is too general to be helpful. Can you please be more specific?
>> Yes, I can see that. However, a detailed description of how it confuses
>> me is going to take a little time. But two quick points.
>>
>> First, I note that the KDE3 KCM has links from preview to the colors
>> would be a great help.
>
> Wow, it took forever to parse that.
Yes, part of that last sentence seems to have gone missing.
> I assume what you mean is how you
> can click on the preview and have the corresponding color selected in
> the list?
>
> That would be nice, I agree. It's not coded yet :-(.
>
>> The "Color set" selections in "Colors" sections (other than "Common
>> Colors") have two rows in the "Preview". What do these two rows
>> represent?
>
> Background and Foreground. Top row is foreground roles against
> NormalBackground. Bottom row is background roles, using the foreground
> most likely to have worst contrast with that role. The background roles
> (except Alternate, currently) can't be set individually; they are
> calculated from the respective foreground colors plus NormalBackground.
>
>> Do all the background colors shown exist?
>
> They do; look at KColorScheme::BackgroundRole. Most of them aren't often
> used, admittedly. (Or did you mean 'can they be individually tweaked',
> in which case see above?)
>
What I meant was do the colors have names. I guess that the answer is no.
--
James Tyrer
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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