Desktop Text Config is a module that centralizes all the desktop icon settings in one place, providing users with a streamlined way to manage them.
Desktop Text Config is a module that enhances the control center by gathering all available settings for desktop icon texts in one place. It allows users to tweak the font, color, and shadow of the text to fit their preferences. Desktop Text Config extends and replaces "TextShadowEdit" to provide users with a more comprehensive and user-friendly experience.
Installing Desktop Text Config is straightforward. Users can execute a basic installation from the console by following these steps: navigate to the path where the desktoptext-config-0.2 file is stored, execute "./configure --prefix=`kde-config --prefix`", run "make," and execute "make install" as the root user. In case the configuration fails, check whether the Qt and KDE development headers are installed. If both are installed but not found, execute "./configure --help." This command lists down the options that can tell the configuration script where things are stored, such as --includedir=DIR (KDE includes), --with-qt-dir=DIR (the root of Qt), --with-qt-includes=DIR (the Qt includes), and --with-qt-libraries=DIR (the Qt library).
Desktop Text Config version X brings several enhancements, including improved dialog, the addition of four presets for the most common shadow styles, and a warning prompt when the foreground and background are identical and produce an illegible result. With its easy installation process and user-friendly features, Desktop Text Config is an excellent choice for users who love to customize their desktop icons.
Installing Desktop Text Config is straightforward. Users can execute a basic installation from the console by following these steps: navigate to the path where the desktoptext-config-0.2 file is stored, execute "./configure --prefix=`kde-config --prefix`", run "make," and execute "make install" as the root user. In case the configuration fails, check whether the Qt and KDE development headers are installed. If both are installed but not found, execute "./configure --help." This command lists down the options that can tell the configuration script where things are stored, such as --includedir=DIR (KDE includes), --with-qt-dir=DIR (the root of Qt), --with-qt-includes=DIR (the Qt includes), and --with-qt-libraries=DIR (the Qt library).
Desktop Text Config version X brings several enhancements, including improved dialog, the addition of four presets for the most common shadow styles, and a warning prompt when the foreground and background are identical and produce an illegible result. With its easy installation process and user-friendly features, Desktop Text Config is an excellent choice for users who love to customize their desktop icons.
What's New
Version 0.3: N/A