20 Sep
2016
20 Sep
'16
9:05 a.m.
Hello,
I am happily using Trinity since a couple of years, and never had any
insolvable issues with it. However, currently I am standing before a
"blocker" confguration issue, and would higly appreciate some useful
hint/help from the community.
This is what happens:
- I have installed a remote Centos 7 host eqipped with a complete Trinity
14.0.3-1.el7.x86_64 desktop. The desktop is being accessed via Freenx and,
as this machine will also be used by people with French and German
keyboards, the working keyboard switcher apllet present in the 14.03 distro
seems to become a rellay indispensable feature.
- Everyrthing seemingly works well, the desktop looks beautiful, but very
soon I discovered discovered that there is a couple off issues. In
particular, I cannot start emacs on this machine, it ends up with this
error: [ Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" ]. Atfter a bit of googling,
it came out that this is a known
As well, I had an issue submittig a graphical app
I have a well-working Trinity desktop on Centos 6 with Trinity 3.5.13-15.1,
and
Andy.
20 Sep
20 Sep
9:21 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" and the old dot.trinity
Hi Andy,
your mail is far from being complete - please check.
On Tuesday 20 September 2016, A M wrote:
I cannot start emacs on this machine, it ends up with
this
error: [ Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" ].
I had the same issue before. I cannot clearly remember but try to
un-check "Apply colors to non-TDE applications" in TDE Control Center
=> Appearence & Themes => Colors.
This might help.
Gerhard
9:41 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" and the old dot.trinity
On Tue, 20 Sep 2016 11:21:01 +0200
Gerhard Zintel <gerhard.zintel(a)mrs-thomas.de> wrote:
On Tuesday 20 September 2016, A M wrote:
That's a bad solution - this checkbox is unfortunately named, it should be
named "apply styles' - it govern not only colors, but also button styles,
button placements and fonts in gtk apps
The correct solution is to add following to you .xsession file
(
sleep 10
xrdb -all -query|sed -e 's#[A-Z_]*BACKGROUND# gray90#' \
-e 's#[A-Z_]*FOREGROUND# Black#' \
-e 's#[A-Z_]*HIGHLIGHT# White#' \
-e 's#[A-Z_]*LOWLIGHT# Black#'|xrdb -merge
) &
--
Nick Koretsky (nick.koretsky(a)gmail.com)
I cannot start emacs on this machine, it ends up
with this
error: [ Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" ].
I had the same issue before. I cannot clearly remember but try to
un-check "Apply colors to non-TDE applications" in TDE Control Center
=> Appearence & Themes => Colors.
This might help.
9:39 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" and the old dot.trinity
Hello
Try to edit ~/.Xresourced adding:
*.WINDOW_FOREGROUND: black
Then execute command:
xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources
I had similar problems with Perl/Tk and *.BACKGROUND color. Maybe this
solution will work for Emacs too.
MCbx
A M <amm.priv2(a)gmail.com> napisał(a):
Hello,
I am happily using Trinity since a couple of years, and never had any
insolvable issues with it. However, currently I am standing before a
"blocker" confguration issue, and would higly appreciate some useful
hint/help from the community.
This is what happens:
- I have installed a remote Centos 7 host eqipped with a complete
Trinity 14.0.3-1.el7.x86_64 desktop. The desktop is being accessed
via Freenx and, as this machine will also be used by people with
French and German keyboards, the working keyboard switcher apllet
present in the 14.03 distro seems to become a rellay indispensable
feature.
- Everyrthing seemingly works well, the desktop looks beautiful, but
very soon I discovered discovered that there is a couple off issues.
In particular, I cannot start emacs on this machine, it ends up with
this error: [ Undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND" ]. Atfter a bit of
googling, it came out that this is a known
As well, I had an issue submittig a graphical app
I have a well-working Trinity desktop on Centos 6 with Trinity
3.5.13-15.1, and
Andy.
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