https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433126
--- Comment #6 from Noah Davis <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Vladislav Rubtsov from comment #5) > The bug is most likely related to the color blending effects, which cannot > be edited by KColorSchemeEditor at this point. > > By closely inspecting color theme files, I found out that "Breeze Light" now > uses the following settings not found in certain other themes: > > [WM] > activeBlend=227,229,231 > inactiveBlend=239,240,241 > > This is most likely responsible for incorrect coloring of the active title > bar, when user changes the color to non-default one. > > I've been trying to manually edit Breeze Light color scheme, by saving a > copy of it then altering its file in '~/.kde/share/apps/color-schemes/', but > to no avail. It looks like KDE stores user-defined settings elsewhere and > this is just a dump/cache of it. > > Any insight of how to properly edit KDE system settings by hand would be > highly appreciated. > It bugs me how KDE internals are not documented at all, nor they are easy to > work with, since something as simple as manually editing one line of a color > theme has no apparent workaround. activeBlend and inactiveBlend aren't actually used by Breeze. I'm pretty sure they're a leftover from the days when KDE's titlebars had horizontal gradients like Windows 98. I'm not sure if anything actually uses them anymore, but they don't hurt and so they were never removed. Color schemes are kept in the standard XDG locations for shared resources. ~/.kde only exists for KDE4 compatibility and should be ignored. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
