Back up color scheme in KDE4 [SOLVED]

Hello,
What config files might I back up to easily return to my custom color scheme in case I need to reinstall. I could, of course, just write down every html notation number, but I thought there might be a config file that would make backing it up a bit easier.
Thanks--
Last edited by darkwillow (2010-03-17 01:14:25)

if you saved a color scheme through the settings, on vanilla kde4
~/.kde4/share/apps/color-schemes/
you should see something like MyColors.color (*.color files are any ones you've changed or saved)
i'm guessing .kdemod4 for kdemod
Last edited by toxygen (2010-03-17 00:54:52)

Similar Messages

Is there a way to switch back to the old color scheme for the keypad? The new black-on-white color scheme is more difficult to see and use for the visually impaired.

Is there a way to switch back to the old color scheme for the keypad? After upgrading to ios 6, the keypad switched to a black-on-white color scheme. I have a severe visual impairment and found the previous white-on-black color scheme much easier to see and use.
The inverted colors option doesn’t make things look all that better. My dad, who does not have any serious vision problems, has put off upgrading his iphone because of the color scheme changes.

I have exactly the same concern. It seems it would be a simple fix for Apple to allow users to turn off the camera (and even the mic) while keeping FaceTime open -- especially now that it turns out FaceTime must remain open in order to send and receive iPhone calls on a Mac.
I like to think this new functionality of FaceTime will be baked into a future release of Yosemite, as the current setup has that not-quite-finished feel of a work in progress. In the meantime, there's nothing like a little piece of Post-It stuck over the camera to keep the NSA from watching your face as you type a post to the Apple Support Communities.

Color scheme changed on my ipod touch how do i change it back to normal?

I was listening to my ipod touch, when i went to unlock my ipod the color scheme (color effect) changed (by itself), Now instead of being the normal color it has like a multicolor color effect. Someone PLEASE HELP!!!

Unfortunately, if I told you, I'd be giving a hint of how to allow someone to illegally copy music from someone else's iPod to their machine. There is a reason why it is blocked. And no, you don't have to erase the iPod. I would request the techs give you help in doing that. If they don't, ask other techs.

Change color scheme of Terminal in XFCE4 ? *SOLVED*

The default install of XFCE4 has a terminal with black text on white background. I find it a bit too bright, and its not as easy on the eyes as white text on black bg. When I used to use KDE, the terminal came with 'themes', one of them being 'linux colors', which I have gotten used to.
Is there any config file I can edit / menu option to change to alter the color scheme of the XFCE4 terminal?
(I tried xfce4rc and menu.xml, but couldn't find anything regarding color schemes in there)
Thanks in advance.
Edit:
Took Hum's advice. Look below for solution.

here is my ~/.Xdefaults
#aterm settings
aterm*foreground: white
aterm*background: black
aterm*transparent: true
aterm*shading: 30
aterm*saveLines: 1000
aterm*tintingType: true
aterm*tinting: #c0c0c0
aterm*fading: 50
aterm*transpscrollbar: true
aterm*scrollBar: off
aterm*pointerColorBackground: black
aterm*loginShell: true
aterm*font:*-*-fixed-medium-r-normal--*-140-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
aterm*boldFont:*-*-fixed-bold-r-normal--*-*-140-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
#xterm settings
XTerm*faceName: Bitstream Vera Sans Mono:style=Roman
XTerm*faceSize: 12
XTerm*scrollBar: off
XTerm*background: black
XTerm*foreground: gray
XTerm*cursorColor: yellow
XTerm*color0: black
XTerm*color1: #40e0d0
XTerm*color2: #87cefa
XTerm*color3: #ffff00
XTerm*color4: #d1eeee
XTerm*color5: #eed8ae
XTerm*color6: #b4eeb4
XTerm*color7: gray
XTerm*color8: gray40
XTerm*color9: #ee6363
XTerm*color10: #c5f779
XTerm*color11: #fff796
XTerm*color12: #00b2ee
XTerm*color13: #cf9ebe
XTerm*color14: #71bebe
XTerm*color15: white
#urxvt settings
#URxvt*font:*-*-fixed-medium-r-normal--*-140-*-*-*-*-iso10646-1
URxvt*font: xft:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono:pixelsize=14
URxvt*inheritPixmap: true
URxvt*foreground: white
URxvt*background: black
I don't know wich one is the default terminal in xfce4 but it could be xterm.
There is also gnome-terminal wich got built in configuration, it is bigger in memory but I like it.
pacman -S gnome-terminal

[SOLVED] Vim color scheme

Hello! This is my first post and I'm new with Archlinux, sorry if this trouble is very simple but I'm a newbie...
The question... Vim color scheme only works fine when I use sudo or when I'm root...
I've put the color scheme in /usr/share/vim/vim73/colors and in ~/.vim/colors, and I've configured /etc/vimrc and ~/.vimrc
I don't know what's wrong...
Correct color scheme (with sudo):
Wrong color scheme (normal user):
Thank you very much!!
Last edited by Midnith (2012-03-27 11:58:48)

Hi again!
Kaustic wrote:
There's your problem. xterm (as indicated by tput) only supports 8 colours.
If you're using Konsole, check the configuration and change the session to xterm-256color. Alternatively can set the environment variable within your ~/.bashrc file like so: export TERM=xterm-256color
It works! Thank you very much and sorry for the inconveniece
Kaustic wrote:
(PS: To list all the terminals you can use with 256 colours try the following command: (Iirc there was a cleaner way to do this, but alas)
ls /usr/share/terminfo/*/* | grep 256
The output:
/usr/share/terminfo/E/Eterm-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/d/darwin-256x96
/usr/share/terminfo/d/darwin-256x96-m
/usr/share/terminfo/g/gnome-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/k/konsole-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/m/mlterm-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/m/mrxvt-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/p/putty-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/r/rxvt-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/s/screen-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/s/screen-256color-bce
/usr/share/terminfo/s/screen-256color-bce-s
/usr/share/terminfo/s/screen-256color-s
/usr/share/terminfo/v/vte-256color
/usr/share/terminfo/x/xnuppc+256x96
/usr/share/terminfo/x/xnuppc-256x96
/usr/share/terminfo/x/xnuppc-256x96-m
/usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm+256color
/usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm-256color
How I put xterm-256color by default?

[solved] vim color scheme not working in urxvt/screen

i'm using the 256 color scheme inkblot in vim. It works great in urxvt alone. But the background is messed up in screen. Screen is able to display 256 colors.
Basically, the background it is supposed to set ends up being set for every line in which there is no text, while the lines that have text have an all black background. This doesn't happen outside of screen or in other 256 color enabled terminals.
This happens with every theme that sets a background (or more specifically an off-black/dark-grey background.. i haven't tried a theme that tries another color background).
Last edited by scv5 (2009-06-20 20:15:35)

add "term screen-256color" to your .screenrc, that's the cleanest approach
That probably won't be enough for urxvt, see this thread for more information http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=50647

Help and suggestions for color scheme for multiple flavor package design

I need help choosing colors for a multiple flavor food product line.
My objective in this post is to know how to create or acquire the palette I will need in order to proceed with design, mock ups, marketing collateral etc.
This project requires a color scheme that has enough contrast and variation to represent up to 24 flavors of food packages per type or line of products. Each product flavor or flavor combination (the name of the item, such as Cherry Cocoa Almond or Apricot Vanilla Bean etc.) in the line will be represented by a single color. The product packaging will be white on solid color. The medium will be laser print on gloss label stock.
The problem is that many flavors will use similar colors. Chocolate items will have different hues of browns and Maple or Nut flavors will also use brown tones. Likewise Orange, Apricot and Mango will use similar hues of orange etc. I know the problem could be solved with dual or multiple colors but I do not have that option for this project. All of the packaging is white on single color. There are no accent colors used.
I need to generate the palette before designing the packaging in order to create mock ups for print and then photography for print marketing collateral and internet marketing assets etc.
Does anyone have a good strategy for this or know of any resources available?
I am using:
Dell Precision T1700 (64-bit)
Windows 7 Professional (Service Pack 1)
Dual screens (not calibrated to Pantone or printer)
Printer: Konica Minolta bizhub c224e
Pantone+ Color Bridge Coated and Uncoated book
Adobe CC, AI, PS, ID etc.
I am printing onto gloss labels for mock ups and will be using images for web.
I would also be interested in knowing how to calibrate these devices.
Thanks!

When it comes to design and design sense, sometimes just the name of the item could generate ideas. There really is no right or wrong way to come up with concepts. But, reaching out to other people is a good way of going about it. In product development, I always recommend putting together some sort of focus group and brainstorm ideas back and forth. In larger corporate product departments you would have product managers defining their product descriptions. You might have a marketing group head get involved. Well, I know I am not telling you anything you didn't already know. I'm just saying that, as a designer, I always present my ideas to a few people to get feedback. And, based on that, I can then further develope the idea or dump it and start over. I recently was involved with a new product development and came up with some really great conceptuals. But, then I was told by a product manager that sometimes you have to roll-out something preliminary and, in a few years of selling tons of great items, you then revamp the entire line with a tag that reads "new and improved". This might work in your case where you have limited resources initially. Hope you do well. You could always post screen grabs of what you are thinking and we could give you feedback, too. Just a thought.

Windows 7 Boot Camp Color Scheme Issues

Hi. I just recently installed Windows 7 Ultimate on my Boot Camp, and the first thing I noticed was the poor resolution that was stuck to 1600x1200 pixels. The Display Adapter used is listed as "Generic Non-PnP Monitor on Standard VGA Graphics Adapter." ortunately, I got this sorted out by choosing "Advanced Settings => List All Modes", and then selecting "2560 by 1440, High Color (16 bit), Default Refresh". Here's where the problem comes in - it's in 16 bit, obviously, and there's no other higher color schemes for me to choose from in the "List All Modes" menu that's 2560x1440 pixels. The only other mode of this resolution is "2560 by 1440, 256 Colors, Default Refresh".
What should I do? Could someone please guide me through the process step-by-step, as the Apple support team was of no help, since they aren't 'familiar' with Windows procedures, despite "Boot Camp" being a Mac-related hardware. And I'm no technical expert, either, so tossing me terms like "update to the X&Y" driver is probably going to confuse me, so please try and explain that to me, thank you.
Thanks for your patience and please get back to me soon.

It appears that you did not follow the step in Bootcamp Assistant where you were to download the Windows Support software. You then had to install the Support software from within Windows. Did you do that step? The display drivers are part of the Support software.

Can I get back the color control bar?

After a 5 hour download and install, the most noticeable change is that Apple changed the left-hand side control bar from colored to all gray.
Frankly, I've been very disappointed with Apple's design changes lately, and this one is another example, although, I love the new translucent trash can. I've figured out work-arounds to many of the changes I find most offensive (e.g. my folders are no longer Yosemite-native neon blue.)
Is there a way to get back the colors on the left-hand side control bar in iPhoto?
I don't mind digging through hidden folders and re-building the icons so that my interface looks good again. Any suggestions are appreciated.

If you want to restore the color to the Finder's sidebar give the open source application cDock a try. You can change the Dock's background scheme (I use transparent) and add color icons to the Finder's sidebar:

Status Bar Color Scheme

The status bar color scheme changed on my Galaxy SIII. Both the Battery and Signal Strength indicator bar used to be green - now it is white...which i do not like. Is there a way to change the color back to its original state?

Why on earth would they change the color scheme of the indicators when they release the latest OS update? What the coloring scheme harming or slowing down the performance of the phone?

Scroll bar color to set to same as the color specfied in .cfg color scheme

Hi Nimphius
I set the in .cfg file color scheme to Khaki and my manager likes the color for all forms across but I can not set same color to scroll bar, I tried to give the back ground property to r140g142b123 but forms not taking it.
Can you please help me how to set get same color (Khaki) to scroll bar.
Please reply if anybody face same kind of problem.
Thanks in advance
Murthy

This is problem with Oracle forms, They design something and that might not work with other colors.
When they put color scheme to Khaki, Dont they think to give same visual attribute to give in property pallte,
Last time I had tought time integrating web utils built-in.
I do not know what to do get out of this silly stupid color issue.
I appreciate if any of forms designers thought of this issue.
Any feed back is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Murthy

11i Java Color Scheme set_canvas_property question

Hi,
I've modified the custom.pll to change a canvas color to red based on some data criteria using the set_canvas_property command. I want to set it canvas back to the original color when they create a new record. My question is how can I programmatically figure out what the default color format is to change it back?
It seems that I should use fnd_profile.value but I'm not clear how I can use this. The system profile for Java Color Scheme is blank for site, application, responsibility, and user.
Thanks in advance,
Lisa

Please disregard this message. It's posted in the wrong forum and I do not know how to delete it from here.

Color Scheme Updates Not Working

Color schemeing is hugely helpful for me. I recently migrated from a Win7 machine to a Mac and have been trying to change the color scheme. I uploaded a dark scheme I found, that worked okay, but when I go in to make some additional tweaks, they simply don't save. I'll make the change > click OK > go back go the Preferences menu, review the change I made, but it won't show. As if the change didn't happen at all.
Quit the app after making the change doesn't seem to really help either.
Anyone experience anything like this?
Thanks!

I may be a little confused, but if you are working with a gray or white layer the color burn will not work as there is no color to work on. Does that make sense?

Color Scheme in iTunes 8

I installed iTunes 8 about a week ago and it was running fine. Today I turned on my computer and the normal color scheme (white and gray) is replaced with an awful pink and purple scheme. I have looked through all the menus but cannot find how to fix this. Has this happened to anyone else? Any advice on how to get back the normal iTunes colors?
Message was edited by: sbird06

Go to the Windows XP Start menu > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes (in Category view) > Display > Settings tab and make sure Colour Display is set at Highest (32 bit): iTunes - Pink iTunes window under iTunes XP/Vista

Migrating Homesite Settings like Color Scheme

Hi,
I've just setup a new development machine and wish to migrate
my homesite settings over. I've spent a lot of time on editing
color coding, editor settings, RDS servers etc. Is there an easy
way to do this?
I tried overwriting my homesite installation on the new
machine with my old folder but that didn't work.

Found it!
You can back up your color coding schemes or save them to
transfer the settings to another computer. All color coding
customizations are stored in the registry. Found here:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Allaire\HomeSite45\CustomParserSettings
or
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Macromedia\HomeSite5\CustomParserSettings
... or in similar keys for other versions of the software...
Just export this key.
Here is how you do that:
1. Start | Run | type in "regedit"
2. Browse to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Macromedia\HomeSite5\CustomParserSettings
3. Select the CustomParserSettings folder
4. Then select from the top menu bar Registry | Export
Registry Key
5. Name it and save it to a place you will remember
(DeskTop) as a .reg file.
6. If you are copying these settings to a different
computer, then copy that file over to that computer.
7. Install HomeSite if it was not already installed.
8. After installation, double click on the reg file, it will
automatically update your registry and restore your color coloring
customizations.
Note: this is not saving custom parsers you might have added,
just the color selections that you might have chosen to use for
particular coloring schemes.
(These instructions were written by Dan Zarella, Allaire
Customer Support)
Ref:
http://wilk4.com/asp4hs/tips.htm#backup_colors[num

Back up color scheme in KDE4 [SOLVED]

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for