How to get a white background and black text on lucid 10.04 kde desktop

[Goh Lip]

On 05/13/2010 10:57 PM, user1 wrote:
>
>> If you've installed kde *other* than "kubuntu-desktop", then 'sudo
>> apt-get install kubuntu-desktop'. If you have done that, then at a
>> terminal 'dpkg-reconfigure kdm' may help.
>
> I have kubuntu-desktop installed :-)
>
>>
>>> How do I get a white background and black icon text on my desktop.
>>>
>>> How do I move the small desktop icons on the panel to the right side.
>
> I have a white background with black text on my 9.04.
>
> But how do I get exactly that in 10.04?

This, I do not really understand. In what application is the white 
background with black text? If others know what 'user1' (Josef, right?)
is talking about, please reply to him.



>>
>> There is a small 'cashew' on top right corner of screen, right click and
>> 'unlock widgets', then a similar cashew will appear at the panel, right
>> click and modify away.
>
> I use to right click on the desktop to unlock/lock widgets.
>
> I find KDE 4.2.2. to be owerwhelming with setup alternatives! - difficult
> to learn for new users.

Yes, true, but that's what I like about kde. It is so 'tweakable' and 
configurable with its many shortcuts that you can set it to whatever you 
like.


>
>>> Anybody know about a quick setup guide to kde 4.4.x in lucid 10.04
>
>> These may help, not specifically on kubuntu, but applies nevertheless.
>> http://userbase.kde.org/
>> http://www.kde.org/
>
> By the way, I am very positive impressed by this new KDE :-)
>
> Congratulations to all you smart developers out there!
>
> I wrote above to tell other linux people that lucid is good - to spread
> the word
>
> There is less activity on this list, thats's why I prefer the ubuntu
> users list, as more people will see my questions there I feel.

Maybe it's just that people here know what they are doing and have less 
questions.  :)  and they are also very friendly (they'll send you a warm 
fuzzy rabbit too). Definitely not for the rude.

>
> By the way I tried to report a bug about kalarm not giving audio alarm,
> but the launchpad system would not recognize my username/password when I
> was transferred to the kde bug tracking system - I have reported this to
> the launchpad people.
>

You may have to register a new 'account' at launchpad.

Okay, good luck, others please help him with the black b/g white text.
Regards - Goh Lip