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List:       kde
Subject:    Re: Problem with kvt
From:       David Klemm <klemm () abacus ! at>
Date:       1998-05-01 17:53:45
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Quoting Bill Foster (bill@kryten.com):

Hi,


[..] Del key issues deleted.

> Another thing I noticed is that when using a white background, the colors that
> are hardcoded in screen.c are too bright. Would anyone have any objections
> to my adding some functionality to kvt so the user can display and configure
> each color? I am thinking of this as a first step into helping with the
> project. Another possibility would be to have two sets of hardcoded colors
> depending on whether the background color is closer to the black or white end
> of the scale. Opinions?

That would be a nice feature.

> I was also thinking about adding a font browser functionality into kvt for
> configuring each of the fonts. One thing that might become an issue is that
> adding additional features into kvt will make the program too big. Would it
> make sense to split the configuration stuff into a separate program that 
> gets executed by kvt whenever needed? It could probably be made to look like
> part of the same program to the user.

Personally i would think an extra config-Tool would be the better way. It
could be run by kvt if one selects a properties menu. kvt should not become
too large.

cu David
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