date/time colors
date/time colors
How do I change the time/date colors?. The date is barely visible. Thanks
Re: date/time colors
Right mouse click on time/date display.
Properties/Preferences (I don't know your language settings).
And you have many options (colours, font etc.)
Properties/Preferences (I don't know your language settings).
And you have many options (colours, font etc.)
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Re: date/time colors
I think you are referring to the large clock on the desktop?
You can adjust that by opening the menu and typing Conky in the search field.
Now I don't know which it is (I never use it, hence), but I wager the Conky theme manager is the one you need.
You can adjust that by opening the menu and typing Conky in the search field.
Now I don't know which it is (I never use it, hence), but I wager the Conky theme manager is the one you need.
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Re: date/time colors
Oh, it could be Conky. I do not use it, so I thought automatically about time/date on panel.Eadwine Rose wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2019 2:17 pm I think you are referring to the large clock on the desktop?
You can adjust that by opening the menu and typing Conky in the search field.
Now I don't know which it is (I never use it, hence), but I wager the Conky theme manager is the one you need.
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Re: date/time colors
Well.. at least now both ways are explained
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Re: date/time colors
Right click do nothing. Is the white time and light green date. I can live with the white time, but the light green date is barely visible on most backgrounds I like.
I will try the Conky. Thanks.
I will try the Conky. Thanks.
Re: date/time colors
MX Conky will let you change colors of the running conky. And there is an extensive Help file.
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Re: date/time colors
Thank you all. I "mess" with Conky and have colors set.
date/time colors
I have done but the board use my univeral time
timedatectl status Local time: Thu 2018-11-01 21:54:10 CET
Universal time: Thu 2018-11-01 20:54:10 UTC
RTC time: Thu 2018-11-01 20:54:10
Time zone: Europe/Berlin CET, 0100
Network time on: yes
NTP synchronized: yes
RTC in local TZ: no
timedatectl status Local time: Thu 2018-11-01 21:54:10 CET
Universal time: Thu 2018-11-01 20:54:10 UTC
RTC time: Thu 2018-11-01 20:54:10
Time zone: Europe/Berlin CET, 0100
Network time on: yes
NTP synchronized: yes
RTC in local TZ: no
Re: date/time colors
I guess the date/time is too far out of sync.
Run "MX Time Settings" / "MX Zeiteinstellungen" to adjust time accordingly.:
looks like this: or de-localized:
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