Description: A dark color scheme to use with the gorgeous mosfet-liquid style. Its light fonts match with the dark and translucent menus that the style provide. In the first screenshot, you may find how the combination between menus and fonts looks like. The second one shows the translucent option on KDE control center on a Mandrake 8.1 system (mine) working very well. The last one shows a more clear view of my desktop. Soon, I will upload somewhere tons of ".png" I made from windows icon (.ico) I've collected on the web. Including the amazing Copland icons. Don't you think the Linux community are a bit orphan of good icon schemes in comparison to the Apple one, for example?
Are you using Konqueror for Web Browsing?
Look on pages like http://www.themes.org/ (yes, it sucks anyway) which set the background color, but not the foreground color. The problem is, that KDE uses the standard text color as forground color. Liquid also uses the standard color for its menus. If you use a white standard color you will end on some pages with white text on white background.
This is something that should change in the next release of Konqueror. I would wish to set the default foreground color of web pages independet from kdisplay.
Anyway, this scheme looks great.
In fact, you're right. I don't use it as web browser (I have an odious winmodem). I agree with your opinions about Konqueror anyway and share the same wishes.
if you set konqueror to use a style sheet other than the default one in its preferences.
what is rather sad is that the web pages with those problems are poorly written. konqueror is doing exactly what it should be doing. if a web page sets a background colour, it should set a foreground colour too.
I usually prefer a dark backround white foreground. but pages like googles group makes it impossible to use it with konqueror. So I add my wish that konqueror should use a different foreground than kwin
Hm, It was a promising Idea, but didn't work. The defined CSS overwrites all web pages, even if they define someting different.
It should be, that it sets the color, if the web page doesn't specify something different.
Although I use KDE since its first stable version, I must admit it only "konquered" me definitely at its 2.X version. Before, I always thought Gnome was the most eye-candy. I still use Gnome/Nautilus, but KDE/Konqueror have a special place in my heart.
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Are you using Konqueror for Web Browsing? Look on pages like http://www.themes.org/ (yes, it sucks anyway) which set the background color, but not the foreground color. The problem is, that KDE uses the standard text color as forground color. Liquid also uses the standard color for its menus. If you use a white standard color you will end on some pages with white text on white background. This is something that should change in the next release of Konqueror. I would wish to set the default foreground color of web pages independet from kdisplay. Anyway, this scheme looks great.
In fact, you're right. I don't use it as web browser (I have an odious winmodem). I agree with your opinions about Konqueror anyway and share the same wishes.
if you set konqueror to use a style sheet other than the default one in its preferences. what is rather sad is that the web pages with those problems are poorly written. konqueror is doing exactly what it should be doing. if a web page sets a background colour, it should set a foreground colour too.
I usually prefer a dark backround white foreground. but pages like googles group makes it impossible to use it with konqueror. So I add my wish that konqueror should use a different foreground than kwin
Hm, It was a promising Idea, but didn't work. The defined CSS overwrites all web pages, even if they define someting different. It should be, that it sets the color, if the web page doesn't specify something different.
Another brazilian making themes for kde, great! This show that KDE braks all barriers between contries.
Although I use KDE since its first stable version, I must admit it only "konquered" me definitely at its 2.X version. Before, I always thought Gnome was the most eye-candy. I still use Gnome/Nautilus, but KDE/Konqueror have a special place in my heart.
please add screenshots!
I hope u like!
Sorry to the English mistakes... I haven't been practicing it so much... :)