I recently installed RH 7.1, and I've been trying to "fix" Emacs (ver. 20.7.1 that came with the distro). I've used Red Hat before; and Emacs; the foreground color is a sort of yellow (Wheat?) for the text color, and the background is a dark green (DarkSlateGrey?)...this seems to be the "normal" way it should be.
However, when using KDE, the text, wherever there is text, is always "highlighted", black text on a white background. If I select some text with the mouse cursor, the white changes to blue, and the text stays black. The rest of the screen stays that DarkSlateGrey color, and the scrollbar is Wheat colored, with white around it. Very strange! I tried to figure out what was wrong, by messing around with the settings, and I also tried to see if it was due to the .emacs file. Nothing seems to affect it, and I thought I should just uninstall Emacs, and reinstall it. This did nothing; the problem is still there. HOWEVER, today I was checking out the other window managers, and I found that in all the others, such as Gnome and Enlightenment, Emacs works fine! The problem isn't there--it only occurs in KDE! This rules out a hardware problem, and also it isn't a problem with Emacs. This is the only thing that seems to be wrong in KDE--everything else seems to be fine. I can't figure this out! Any ideas? TIA, [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
