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Posted 2 days ago
Edited out.
Post edited 17 hours ago by OldFatGuy
Posted 2 days ago
Unlike Linux, this seems to be a thing for 3rd party programs. Most people seem to use a solid color background. I never really thought about changing the font color. Im not normally looking at the screen, without purpose. Plus, anything to busy, makes icons look messy and difficult to look for.

ps- My sympathy for your loss
Posted Yesterday
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OldFatGuy: EDIT2: Yeah, I just moved some of the icons (currently with white text) over top of the black background and it's way easier for me to see them now. But if I changed them to all black, they would be very hard there. We should be able to assign colors to individual icons as we fill our desktop up with icons. Otherwise, the only possible option I guess is to have one solid background color.
My heartfelt sympathy!

With a bit of Photoshop (or just MS Paint, really), you could create a blank / solid-color background image with the size of your desktop resolution. And then insert your photo, resize & move it around until you like the result. Save & set as your desktop wallpaper.
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