On 02/05/2011 01:07 PM, C wrote:
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 17:21, todd rme wrote:
As I said in the last discussion on this, it is defined by your plasma theme. Just find a plasma theme that has colored icons.
Just for clarity, I'm happy with the default monochrome systray icons, and I'm not looking to change them on my KDE4 installs.
When you (todd) said the icons are theme related (I guess I missed it in the last discussion) I thought I'd try to find a theme that had color icons. I just now installed 26 new themes (using Configure Desktop > Workspace Appearance > Desktop Theme > Get New Themes). Out of those 26 themes I installed, exactly zero had color systray icons. One, called Opaquity, had different icons that were slightly more grey than the default icons... that's the closest I found (in my random sample of new and top rated themes for KDE4) to a theme with "color" icons. In fact, this (Opaquity) is the only theme I found so far that actually changed the default icons in any way.
So.. given that highly unscientific test, I can understand why people who want color icons are spinning their proverbial wheels on this topic over and over. Finding a theme with color icons is not a simple case of "just install a different theme"... what theme should we be suggesting? We cannot fob the users off with a "solution" that, while most likely technically correct, is essentially useless to them.
I just tried an additional 8 themes (so a total of 34 themes piked at random)... still not one that changed the colors of the systray icons.
C.
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