Re: default color-scheme?

Just in case I am doing something wrong.. here is what I do.. PLEASE let 
me know if I am..

this is on a debian based distro, actually kubuntu base distro..

I created a path: 
/usr/share/mydistro-default-settings/kde-profile/default/share/config/
in config I have "kdeglobals"

in KDE globals I add this line:
under [KDE]

colorScheme=mydistroColours.kcsrc

of course I edit /etc/kderc and kde knows about this path:
I know cause I run:
kde-config --path config  and I get
/home/user/.kde/share/config:/etc/kde3:/usr/share/mydistro-default-settings/kde-profile/default/share/config:

so what does my color scheme is not working as default in the system?
I wipe  ~/.kde  and when I log in it will still show the old default 
scheme(the regular kde blues etc)

this is the place to ask for this.. KDE lists :-) if people don't know 
here is going to be tuff to me to find out some other place... :-(


Cheers
Chris


Torsten Rahn wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Am Samstag, 9. Dezember 2006 02:43 schrieb rek2GNU/Linux:
>   
>> Hi, I am working on a new distro, I am the maintainer of KDE, everything
>> I got is working just fine, great.. but one thing..
>>     
>
> It's always good to hear about new distros using KDE. What kind of distro is 
> this :-) ?
>
>   
>> I am trying to change the default color-scheme by default... but when I
>> put the livecd together and even when I install
>> it just ignores the setting and installs into the user direcory ~/.kde
>>     
>
> Do you know about the kde-config tool? It tells you about the ressources and 
> paths KDE is retrieving its information from:
>
> kde-config --types
>
> lists the different kinds of ressources and 
>
> kde-config --path config
>
> lists the paths KDE is browsing to find the proper configuration.
> You can add further paths using KDE's Kiosk framework. If you haven't heard 
> about it yet, I'd suggest to you to read about it. You can basically use it 
> to create your own profile and store it seperately from the default system 
> configuration.
> I'd suggest to you to subscribe to the kde-kiosk mailing list as people there 
> should be more familiar with problems like this. 
>
> Torsten
>