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= Colors = | = Colors = | ||
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| − | + | KDE4 includes more named colors then KDE3 had. These are divided into 5 groups: | |
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| + | * View | ||
| + | * Window | ||
| + | * Button | ||
| + | * Selection | ||
| + | * Tooltip | ||
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| + | which each contain 12 named colors: | ||
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| + | * Normal Background (BackgroundNormal) | ||
| + | * Alternate (BackgroundAlternate) | ||
| + | * Normal Text (ForegroundNormal) | ||
| + | * Inactive Text (ForegroundInactive} | ||
| + | * Active Text (ForegroundActive) | ||
| + | * Link Text (ForegroundLink) | ||
| + | * Visited Text (ForegroundVisited} | ||
| + | * Negative Text (ForegroundNegative) | ||
| + | * Neutral Text (ForegroundNeutral) | ||
| + | * Positive Text (ForegroundPositive) | ||
| + | * Focus Decoration (DecorationFocus) | ||
| + | * Hover Decoration (DecorationHover) | ||
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| + | making a total of 60 named colors. | ||
= Effects = | = Effects = | ||
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= Schemes = | = Schemes = | ||
The author ([[User:mwoehlke|Matthew Woehlke]], also the creator of all of these color schemes, with varying levels of inspiration or blatant copying) apologizes for the marketing spiel you are about to be subjected to if you read this section ;-). | The author ([[User:mwoehlke|Matthew Woehlke]], also the creator of all of these color schemes, with varying levels of inspiration or blatant copying) apologizes for the marketing spiel you are about to be subjected to if you read this section ;-). | ||
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== Blue Deep == | == Blue Deep == | ||
| − | Rich blues, vibrant yet soothing, threaten to pull you into the watery depths of this scheme. This is a port of the KDE3 scheme | + | [[Image:Blue-deep.png|thumbnail|Blue Deep]] |
| + | Rich blues, vibrant yet soothing, threaten to pull you into the watery depths of this scheme. This is a port of the KDE3 scheme Dark Blue. | ||
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| + | == Cherry Blossom == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeCherryBlossom.png|thumbnail|Cherry Blossom]] | ||
| + | Soft, light pinks touched with green bring a gentle, eastern feel to this scheme reminiscent of the famous tree. | ||
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== Chrome == | == Chrome == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeChrome.png|thumbnail|Chrome]] | ||
Bright, shiny gray with just a touch of blue, combined with vibrant blue accents, conjures the feel of polished metal, as well as memories of Keramik and Plastik schemes from KDE3. | Bright, shiny gray with just a touch of blue, combined with vibrant blue accents, conjures the feel of polished metal, as well as memories of Keramik and Plastik schemes from KDE3. | ||
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== Desert == | == Desert == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeDesert.png|thumbnail|Desert]] | ||
Soft shades of sand are accented by rich red. This scheme is a port of the KDE3 scheme by the same name. | Soft shades of sand are accented by rich red. This scheme is a port of the KDE3 scheme by the same name. | ||
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== Evening Lilac == | == Evening Lilac == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeEveningLilac.png|thumbnail|Evening Lilac]] | ||
Dusty gray-purple with touches of green bring to mind a lilac bush on a warm summer night. | Dusty gray-purple with touches of green bring to mind a lilac bush on a warm summer night. | ||
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== Highland Mist == | == Highland Mist == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeHighland-mist.png|thumbnail|Highland Mist]] | ||
Pale shades of green with a touch of blue accents evoke images of grass-covered hills shrouded in fog. | Pale shades of green with a touch of blue accents evoke images of grass-covered hills shrouded in fog. | ||
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== Honeycomb == | == Honeycomb == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeHoneycomb.png|thumbnail|Honeycomb]] | ||
Soft shades of gray touched by yellow mix with honey-colored highlights to give an impression of bees, or perhaps BeOS. | Soft shades of gray touched by yellow mix with honey-colored highlights to give an impression of bees, or perhaps BeOS. | ||
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== Midnight Meadow == | == Midnight Meadow == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeMidnightMeadow.png|thumbnail|Midnight Meadow]] | ||
Dark shades of green shimmer with unearthly light in this scheme inspired by the glow of a sea of lush green grass in the deep of night. | Dark shades of green shimmer with unearthly light in this scheme inspired by the glow of a sea of lush green grass in the deep of night. | ||
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== Norway == | == Norway == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeNorway.png|thumbnail|Norway]] | ||
Kudos if you can figure out the reference here. Due to questionable content, it will not be posted ;-). This scheme added at the request of Eike Hein, and inspired by [http://members.shaw.ca/lucx/ Charamel for Firefox] | Kudos if you can figure out the reference here. Due to questionable content, it will not be posted ;-). This scheme added at the request of Eike Hein, and inspired by [http://members.shaw.ca/lucx/ Charamel for Firefox] | ||
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== Obsidian Coast == | == Obsidian Coast == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeObsidianCoast.png|thumbnail|Obsidian Coast]] | ||
Inspired by movies of dark waves breaking against tall, black cliffs, this scheme (a dark version of Whitewater) is perfect for those that love a sense of foreboding, or just the rich, natural look of volcanic glass. | Inspired by movies of dark waves breaking against tall, black cliffs, this scheme (a dark version of Whitewater) is perfect for those that love a sense of foreboding, or just the rich, natural look of volcanic glass. | ||
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== Steel == | == Steel == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeSteel.png|thumbnail|Steel]] | ||
Warm gray, subtle gold, and striking cyan come together in a warm industrial tribute to classic skyscrapers in the late afternoon sun. | Warm gray, subtle gold, and striking cyan come together in a warm industrial tribute to classic skyscrapers in the late afternoon sun. | ||
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== Stone Orchid == | == Stone Orchid == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeStoneOrchid.png|thumbnail|Stone Orchid]] | ||
Rich gray with a hint of floral meets soft cyan and vibrant royal-purple accents in this scheme inspired by orchids, and KDE3's Solaris. | Rich gray with a hint of floral meets soft cyan and vibrant royal-purple accents in this scheme inspired by orchids, and KDE3's Solaris. | ||
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== Terra == | == Terra == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeTerra.png|thumbnail|Terra]] | ||
Gray mingled with green joins blue accents in this outdoor scheme inspired by grass and rocks against a clear sky. | Gray mingled with green joins blue accents in this outdoor scheme inspired by grass and rocks against a clear sky. | ||
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== White Peach == | == White Peach == | ||
| − | Inspired by a juice label, this scheme brings | + | [[Image:SchemeWhitePeach.png|thumbnail|White Peach]] |
| + | Inspired by a juice label, this scheme brings vibrant, light peachy tones reminiscent of juice by the same name, and welds it with floral green accents. | ||
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== Whitewater == | == Whitewater == | ||
| − | Calling to mind the river canyons of Colorado, this neutral scheme features a | + | [[Image:Whitewater.png|thumbnail|Whitewater]] |
| + | Calling to mind the river canyons of Colorado, this neutral scheme features a solid earthy/rocky gray base with blue accents. | ||
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== Wonton Soup == | == Wonton Soup == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeWontonSoup.png|thumbnail|Wonton Soup]] | ||
Created from the KDE3-era wallpaper of the same name, this scheme was made by [[User:mwoehlke|Matthew Woehlke]], who uses (and has used, for about two years) it as his KDE3 scheme. | Created from the KDE3-era wallpaper of the same name, this scheme was made by [[User:mwoehlke|Matthew Woehlke]], who uses (and has used, for about two years) it as his KDE3 scheme. | ||
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== Zion == | == Zion == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeZion.png|thumbnail|Zion]] | ||
Reminiscent of the computers in the fictional city of the same name from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix_(series) Matrix trilogy], this scheme features mainly black foreground elements on a starkly white background. It is included in kdeaccessibility and is intended to aid users with visual difficulties. | Reminiscent of the computers in the fictional city of the same name from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix_(series) Matrix trilogy], this scheme features mainly black foreground elements on a starkly white background. It is included in kdeaccessibility and is intended to aid users with visual difficulties. | ||
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== Zion (Reversed) == | == Zion (Reversed) == | ||
| + | [[Image:SchemeZionReversed.png|thumbnail|Zion (Reversed)]] | ||
An inverse of the Zion scheme, this provides white-on-black elements, again maximizing contrast. | An inverse of the Zion scheme, this provides white-on-black elements, again maximizing contrast. | ||
KDE4 introduces some major changes in color schemes. Here you will find an overview of some new color-related features, as well as a preview of the new color schemes.
This should probably go somewhere better (like, "the documentation"?). For now techbase (with winterz' "highly-unofficial" permission) is being abused as a dumping ground for screenshots, in order to try to solicit feedback from kde-artists.
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KDE4 includes more named colors then KDE3 had. These are divided into 5 groups:
which each contain 12 named colors:
making a total of 60 named colors.
KDE4 introduces "state effects"; three effects that can be applied to inactive windows, and disabled widgets.
NOTE: Inactive effects cause additional window repaints that some people may find annoying, or may cause performance problems on older machines.
The author (Matthew Woehlke, also the creator of all of these color schemes, with varying levels of inspiration or blatant copying) apologizes for the marketing spiel you are about to be subjected to if you read this section ;-).
Rich blues, vibrant yet soothing, threaten to pull you into the watery depths of this scheme. This is a port of the KDE3 scheme Dark Blue.
Soft, light pinks touched with green bring a gentle, eastern feel to this scheme reminiscent of the famous tree.
Bright, shiny gray with just a touch of blue, combined with vibrant blue accents, conjures the feel of polished metal, as well as memories of Keramik and Plastik schemes from KDE3.
Soft shades of sand are accented by rich red. This scheme is a port of the KDE3 scheme by the same name.
Dusty gray-purple with touches of green bring to mind a lilac bush on a warm summer night.
Pale shades of green with a touch of blue accents evoke images of grass-covered hills shrouded in fog.
Soft shades of gray touched by yellow mix with honey-colored highlights to give an impression of bees, or perhaps BeOS.
Dark shades of green shimmer with unearthly light in this scheme inspired by the glow of a sea of lush green grass in the deep of night.
Kudos if you can figure out the reference here. Due to questionable content, it will not be posted ;-). This scheme added at the request of Eike Hein, and inspired by Charamel for Firefox
Inspired by movies of dark waves breaking against tall, black cliffs, this scheme (a dark version of Whitewater) is perfect for those that love a sense of foreboding, or just the rich, natural look of volcanic glass.
Warm gray, subtle gold, and striking cyan come together in a warm industrial tribute to classic skyscrapers in the late afternoon sun.
Rich gray with a hint of floral meets soft cyan and vibrant royal-purple accents in this scheme inspired by orchids, and KDE3's Solaris.
Gray mingled with green joins blue accents in this outdoor scheme inspired by grass and rocks against a clear sky.
Inspired by a juice label, this scheme brings vibrant, light peachy tones reminiscent of juice by the same name, and welds it with floral green accents.
Calling to mind the river canyons of Colorado, this neutral scheme features a solid earthy/rocky gray base with blue accents.
Created from the KDE3-era wallpaper of the same name, this scheme was made by Matthew Woehlke, who uses (and has used, for about two years) it as his KDE3 scheme.
Reminiscent of the computers in the fictional city of the same name from the Matrix trilogy, this scheme features mainly black foreground elements on a starkly white background. It is included in kdeaccessibility and is intended to aid users with visual difficulties.
An inverse of the Zion scheme, this provides white-on-black elements, again maximizing contrast.
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