On Saturday 01 June 2002 12:25, Josef Weidendorfer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Friday 31 May 2002 22:03, Dirk Mueller wrote:
> > On Fre, 31 Mai 2002, Thomas Diehl wrote:
> ...
> > I'm not so sure. Currently Keramik uses hardcoded colors. We can't make a
> > style default that doesn't adopt to the users color settings.
> I don't understand the problem with the one hardcoded color -- blue --
> here. As long as there's only ONE color (which is known), why not simply
> apply a hue shift/saturate/colorize step like for the icon effects to get
> the wished color?
> I'm sure we could use the code from icon effects.
> OK, we need a "hue shift" effect together with a table of what color makes
> with what hue degree shifting which color...

This has already been worked on and unfortunately it's not as easy as you 
might think ;-)  (Actually I proposed this idea very much at the beginning 
and didn't see too many problems with this either).

Still I'd consider this a critical bug which has to be resolved until KDE 3.1 
is out. Until then we should make this style default to get rid of all these 
issues as soon as possible. 

Judging from the current response, the response during the KDE 3 developer 
meeting and from the opinions I heard during the recent months I would say 
that there is an overwhelming amount of people who agreed on having this 
style by default.

Greetings,
Tackat

Greetings,
Tackat

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