Created attachment 1306612 [details] Lock screen with a dark background - Fedora Twenty Six desktop theme Description of problem: When using a dark colour for the lock screen background (Plain Colour mode), various foreground colours appear dark and are not easily visible/discernible. This is not the case with the Fedora/Breeze SDDM theme, which shows light (white) foreground colours against a dark background colour (although I have a feeling that it may use light colours against a light background as well!). Please see the attached screenshot. This happens with the Fedora Twenty Six desktop theme, not with Breeze, on a fresh installation of F26 KDE Spin. I don't know where the system's desktop themes are stored, or I could attach a copy of the Fedora Twenty Six theme. I'm also not sure of which component this bug properly belongs to. Please correct the component if it's wrong. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): plasma-desktop 5.10.1-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install the Fedora 26 KDE Spin. 2. Use the default Fedora Twenty Six desktop theme (System Settings, Workspace Theme, Desktop Theme). 3. Select a dark background colour for the lock screen (Desktop Behaviour, Screen Locking, Wallpaper, Wallpaper Type: Plain Colour), and apply the setting. 4. Lock the screen (session), then try to unlock it. Actual results: Various foreground elements appear dark against the dark background colour selected in step 3 above, making them difficult to discern. Expected results: Foreground elements on the lock screen should appear in a light colour against a dark background colour (as with the Breeze desktop theme) (and preferably dark against a very light background colour).
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