Version: 3.2.2 (using KDE 4.2.2) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages i'm using the obsidian coast theme in kubuntu jaunty alpha 1. when i print a plain-text (no syntax highlighting) file from kate, it comes out with very faint text -- printed in the light grey that is the foreground color for the obsidian theme. when i switch to the oxygen theme, the textbox in kate remains in the old colors; restarting kate gives me the black-on-white text which then prints as expected. i expected kate to print plain text as black on white. i realize that i am asking for a printed page that doesn't resemble the on-screen page, but i think the justification for that is quite simple: what makes easy readability on the screen is different from what makes easy readability on a printed page. for me, the best solution would be an option in the color modes (printer settings): menu --> file --> print --> options (button) --> options (tab) --> color mode currently the options are for color or grayscale -- i would add an option for "black and white". or more to the point, "black on white".
kubuntu jaunty beta 1, not alpha 1. sorry.
Probably won't be able to look into this myself in the near future, but as a guess, the print scheme is probably pulling from the system color scheme as well as the display scheme, which it probably shouldn't do.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 197911 ***