Re: [arch-general] Help understanding which interface OpenOffice is using?

David C. Rankin wrote: Just for grins I toyed with the dark scheme to add a subtle bit of contrast to the window elements on the dark scheme so I made it available as well. (it has changes to the alternating list highlight color, the link and followed link colors incorporated): http://www.3111sk

Re: [arch-general] Help understanding which interface OpenOffice is using?

David Rosenstrauch wrote: > David C. Rankin wrote: >> David Rosenstrauch wrote: >>> The KDE3 color scheme file for it is available here, btw, if anyone >>> wants it: http://www.darose.net/Dark-Blue-Grey-Dave4.kcsrc >>> >>> DR >>> >> >> Got it, Thanks! >> >> Here, throw this in as a contrasting

Re: [arch-general] Help understanding which interface OpenOffice is using?

David C. Rankin wrote: David Rosenstrauch wrote: The KDE3 color scheme file for it is available here, btw, if anyone wants it: http://www.darose.net/Dark-Blue-Grey-Dave4.kcsrc DR Got it, Thanks! Here, throw this in as a contrasting text color on the dark background: #5C6DEF (now th

Re: [arch-general] thinkpad t61 and not able to adjust brightness

>> Do you have some special settings enabled?? Because you shouldn't. >> >> on my X60s everything works fine in console and X (with any >> sufficiently recent intel driver - maybe 2.3 was too old - I don't >> remember) > > Only way i could solve my issue was to turn up brightness during boot > sequ

Re: [arch-general] thinkpad t61 and not able to adjust brightness

On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Damjan Georgievski wrote: >> I've similar problem here with my X60s. >> >> echo 'up' >! /proc/acpi/ibm/brightness >> >> works fine but using the hotkeys has no effect. I now realized that xev >> doesn't return a keycode for FN+HOME and FN+END at all. FN only gives

Re: [arch-general] Help understanding which interface OpenOffice is using?

David Rosenstrauch wrote: > David C. Rankin wrote: >> David Rosenstrauch wrote: >>> David Rosenstrauch wrote: If you look at my desktop snapshot >>> Umm ... I meant *this* desktop snapshot: >>> http://darose.net/DaroseDesktop.png >>> >>> DR >>> >> >> The holy grail -- a workable dark theme! Co

Re: [arch-general] Xorg/kdm login screen addition

David Rosenstrauch wrote: > Even easier - you can configure this in the kde control center. System > Administration -> Login Manager. Mine has the greeting set to "%r > (%h)". According to the help text, the following are the available macros: > > GreetString > The headline in the greeter. An