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Re: [opensuse] Panel background color - a complication
- From: Mark Misulich <munguanaweza@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 07 Aug 2011 09:40:52 -0400
- Message-id: <1312724452.20199.3.camel@linux-ku4j.site>
On Sun, 2011-08-07 at 14:04 +0300, Stan Goodman wrote:
I did this same thing with the task manager panel (kicker) once. I
never could figure out how to get it back to standard, so I created a
whole new taskmanager (kicker) panel at the top of the desktop. Then, I
deleted all of the remaining bits of the old taskmanager panel.
Finally, I moved my new taskmanager panel to the bottom of the desktop.
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On 08/06/2011 06:09 PM, Stan Goodman wrote:Hi Stan,
When I installed v11.4/KDE on this system some weeks ago, its background
was a tannish grey with a kind of grey horizontal barberpole effect, as
I remember, with black lettering. I do not remember setting a specific
color, and I am unable to find a setting in Configure Desktop/Personal
Settings (formerly System Settings). Some days afterward, I noticed that
the background has become a dark grey (still with black characters), so
that reading te lettering was very difficult or impossible; only the
presence of icons makes this panel useful. I have no idea what caused
the change. Nothing else on the desktop has a black background.
A few days later, the colors returned to their original state, but
another few days later became black again. You can see what this looks
like at <ftp.hashkedim.com/pub/panel1.png>.
I have a second panel at the top of the screen which is, if anything, in
worse condition: most of the vertical height of the "barberpole is
overlaid with a black strip, so that panel has become totally useless.
What is doing this?
In my efforts to understand more about the Panel and how it works, I
seem to have introduced a further complication. The order of the
contents had become changed, with the Digital Clock, the additional
Calendar, and the System Tray to the left, and the Task Manager at the
extreme right. With some difficulty (because "moved" elements kept
popping back to where they were) I succeeded in correcting most of the
disorder. But when the smoke cleared away, the System Tray had left the
Panel and was residing in solitary splendor on the Desktop (NOT in the
"Desktop Folder", but in the apparently nameless expanse of the screen,
what used to be called the Desktop), It has so far resisted attempts to
shove it back to the Panel. Please, how can I restore it to the Panel?
I did this same thing with the task manager panel (kicker) once. I
never could figure out how to get it back to standard, so I created a
whole new taskmanager (kicker) panel at the top of the desktop. Then, I
deleted all of the remaining bits of the old taskmanager panel.
Finally, I moved my new taskmanager panel to the bottom of the desktop.
If and when that is accomplished, I am reasonably sure it will be at the
extreme right, and I look forward to another battle of wits to move it
to its normal position.
Does anyone know where the background color of the Panel can be
configured? And where the configuration of the Panel (specifically the
colors) are stored? I have not been able to find either of these
details, in either a search of Personal Settings or a Google search.
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Stan Goodman
Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel
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