The default background color of Motif 1.2 was some kind of blue,
in Motif 2.0 that changed to grey.
LessTif can behave like Motif 1.2 or like 2.*; the colouring is
only part of the difference.
My advice has been for years to use the Motif 2.* version of LessTif
(it's a compile time option), but not everyone seems to like that.
>From what I see on the Debian website, it might only carry LessTif
in its Motif 1.2 work-alike. Either recompile LessTif from source or
find a 2.0 version (e.g. as RPM's on the LessTif website).
Other than that, you can try to alter the behaviour by simple settings
such as
*background: grey
in your per-user defaults file (~/.Xdefaults or so).
Danny
Arjan Opmeer wrote:
> On my Debian unstable box all window elements like scrollbars, menues,
> borders etc. of lesstif applications get drawn in shades of blue. I would
> like to have this shades of grey.
>
> I mailed the Debian lesstif package maintainer about this, but he asked me
> to post the question on this mailing list.
>
> Is this blue color a compile time only setting, or can it be globally
> adjusted on runtime using Xresources or something similar?
>
> In either case could you please tell me what steps to take to change this
> blue into grey? Please CC me as I am not subscribed to the list.
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