GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 122438
Many desklets unreadable on some backgrounds
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
This bug was originally reported in the Debian BTS: http://bugs.debian.org210741 "As someone who doesn't go for dark industrial themes, I find a lot of the desklets unusable because they seem to want to display the font in white. Many desklets seem to not allow the font to be changed (e.g. the wireless and weather are two I am trying to look at right now which don't, the battery one does). To be able to configure the default desklet font (base size and colour) in a control panel applet for a desklet default would be a nice enhancement."
Authors of sensors/displays can enable the fontselector which is available in the gdesklets core. Closing.
I meant there's the possibility to change to color (and the font). Sorry, for the confusion.
I know that users can change fonts with fontselector .. I've forwarded this bug because the idea to set a "default system font" seems good. It can allow to set a default font that fit with the background ...
I was thinking about to check the background and then set the font color accordingly. This could be done by the core and when I'll have more time I'm going to implement it. Reopening...
I hope we can solve this mess with Cascading Stylesheets in the future. For the time being, the FontSelector does its job quite well. Closing this bug.