KDE and Emacs.

KDE and Emacs.

[Ole Andre Birkedal]

I have been running Emacs some time
in WMaker and PWM with black
background and white text. When I today
changed to KDE the text became black
with a white boarder around, then
there was the original black
background.
Don't know what I mean?

Check this screenshot:
http://skall.no/~termos/snapshot1.png

 -- Ole Andre

Re: KDE and Emacs.

[roodwriter]

Ole Andre Birkedal wrote:

> I have been running Emacs some time
> in WMaker and PWM with black
> background and white text. When I today
> changed to KDE the text became black
> with a white boarder around, then
> there was the original black
> background.
> Don't know what I mean?
> 
> Check this screenshot:
> http://skall.no/~termos/snapshot1.png
> 
>  -- Ole Andre


I use Emacs under KDE. It appears to follow the colors of the desktop, at 
least for the background and text. Maybe that's what happened to you.

Hope this helps.

--Rod

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Re: KDE and Emacs.

[D. Goel]

> I have been running Emacs some time
> in WMaker and PWM with black
> background and white text. When I today
> changed to KDE the text became black
> with a white boarder around, then
> there was the original black
> background.
> Don't know what I mean?
> 
> Check this screenshot:
> http://skall.no/~termos/snapshot1.png
> 
>  -- Ole Andre

from: http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ColorsAndKde

 I am using KDE. I found my emacs was colored in a strange way no
 matter how I changed the background and foreground settings in my
 .Xdefaults. I tried all methods I could think of, including deleting
 my .emacs, changing the font, recustomizing my KDE environment
 through the KDE control center. But without luck.

For KDE 2.1.2, I found the option called 'Apply fonts and colors to
non-KDE apps'in '/Look and Feel/Style' in the control center. Disable
it. Then logout and log in. Everything becomes fine.

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