Hello! I have kde4ever.png in every Konquerer filemanager window. I find this really annoying. Partly due to that I prefer that alternately colored table rows that I get when specifying a white background and partly due to rendering errors with kde4ever.png as soon as I scroll a Konqueror window with detailed list view. I set background to use white color for my home directory, but then I still had to change it for sub directories of my home directory. I then found .directory files containing BgImage definitions. I deleted those so that the folders should get a default setting. Butl Konqueror defaults to give windows where I did not explicetely set the white color as a background that default background background image specified in ~/.kde/share/config/konquerorrc which is that kde4ever.png here. I also found a BgColor in there and actually was able to activate it by removing the image file name from the background image option: martin@shambala:.kde/share/config> grep "Bg" konquerorrc BgColor=255,255,255 BgImage= (Do not remove "BgImage=" completely or you will get funny effects) Now finally Konqueror seems to do what I want. Is there actually somewhere a GUI based config option for that? I did not found anything. If not, I think I will file a bug report about that. Well maybe I really just missed it, but I think this should not be hidden that well. Anyway this may help someone seeking to disable wallpapers in Konqueror filemanager mode globally, too, and facing the same problem of finding the right configuration option for it. This issue was getting me quite mad this evening. It took me more than a hour to persuade Konqueror to do what I want. I even tried with a PNG image consisting of white pixels first. Regards, -- Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald - http://www.Lichtvoll.de GPG: 03B0 0D6C 0040 0710 4AFA B82F 991B EAAC A599 84C7
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