The value of that :background attribute is the default background for
`default-frame-alist' - that is, for non-special frames. So, what
happens is that the `default' face for the new, special frame has its
background set to the default value of the default face for the
default-frame-alist.
That seems like the right thing for it to do.
Changing the background of face `default' is
tantamount to changing the background of the frame itself, so as soon
as this face-attribute change is made, displaying (frame-parameters
<the new frame>) shows that its background has been changed to the
default background for default-frame-alist.
Yes, that's normal, right?
Why do you consider this wrong? Is it that you do something else to
specify the background for that special display frame?
If so, could you show precisely what?
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