Eclipse color Message Box - eclipse

I've downloaded eclipse Mars 64 bit for Linux and there is a very big problem. When I want to take a look at warning, or error messages I get a dark brown box with black text. I don't know where to change this color.
What I've just tried:
window-preferences-java-editor and changed all colors.
window-preferences-Appearance-Colors and Fonts and changed all dark colors.
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