Le terça 30 agosto 2011 à 14:24 +0100, Matthew Paul Thomas a écrit : > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote on 27/08/11 04:35: > > > > It's fantastically cool how the lenses background color changes with > > the desktop wallpaper. But when the wallpaper is a light one, then the > > text in the lenses become difficult to read. For example, Oneiric > > comes with the «Touch the light» wallpaper. At present, on my laptop, > > when I'm using that wallpaper, I'm completely unable to read any text > > in the dash or other lenses. > > <http://launchpad.net/bugs/824916> > > > So the text needs to change with the wallpaper dominant color as well, > > although I don't know exactly how. > >... > > Here would be a good place to compare proposals for how to fix the problem. I shall start with two that immediately pop to mind: 1 - use an outline 2 - use the opposite of the background in a chosen color space It should be mentioned that GNOME always had this problem with the label of desktop icons. It partially solves it with a drop shadow, but it is not enough for light backgrounds. Attached is a screenshot with a wallpaper from the Natty default set. I don't use KDE, but I'm guessing they stopped worrying about this problem when desktop icons were moved to a plasma widget, which has a friendly combination of colors providing that the theme is sane.
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