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Old 07-20-2008   #1 (permalink)
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getting rid of the green
i wanna get back the default black theme of kde4 i'm totally hating opensuse's green in suse11 is there any way i can do this thanx
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I don't use KDE4, but I am sure themes can be changed by running the KDE control centre and going to the Appearance and Themes section.
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hi there unfortunately they seem to have done away with control centre in kde4 everything so darn hard to find they try to make things easier by making it more difficult esp if you used to kde3
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Right click on the desktop and choose 'Configure Desktop'. You should be able to choose your wallpaper and desktop theme there.
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thanx found it problem just cant fid that black theme that came with 10.3
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