AquaTunes

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Description:

AquatTunes is a pixmap theme,so make sure to have pixbuf engine installed.
Tarball includes Theme,panel background(1280x23 pixels),dock background(1280x42 pixels),and metacity theme for people like me that like close maximize and minimize buttons on left side.Please try theme before you vote.

Tha`s all for now comments suggestions are welcome.
Enjoy.
Last changelog:

13 years ago

Version 1.0
First Initial realese

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sardines454

13 years ago

i think your icons are great, can you give me a link?

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nocturn

13 years ago

Thanks for posting this theme!

I can't find the panel background in the screenshot though

(panel-bg.png is a different image)

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AlexR1

13 years ago

Panel background is inside tar.gz
it`s name is panel-graymmxbg-w1280.png
and should be 4-th file when you open AuaTunes.tar.gz in archive manager.

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ekz

13 years ago

avant-window-navigator has reflection

http://www.planetblur.org/hosted/awnforum/index.php?shard=forum&action=g_reply&ID=319&page=2

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AlexR1

13 years ago

I don`t need AWN what i have here is fine with me i just need place that i can launch programs with one click,and this works ok so far.

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khd

13 years ago

great job man

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freakcode

13 years ago

Whats the font mate?

This is probably the first Mac-theme I like. I really like how the buttons looks crisp.

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AlexR1

13 years ago

Font name is HendelGotD

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malwk

13 years ago

I believe the only logical question in this case would be:

How are made the reflections on the dock:)

And maybe what is the dock actually:)

Thanks.

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AlexR1

13 years ago

I included in tar.gz dock background,so you can try,it`s just a gnome panel 41 pixel high set to expand and set transparent and dock background loaded.Reflections are nothing else then icons with reflections,i found them on deviantart,but i can send it to you what i have if you are interested.

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malwk

13 years ago

Actually I am interested in the default.png icon on the liferea, it is pretty cool. Can I have it please;)

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AlexR1

13 years ago

No problem i will send it to you,but you need to give me your e-mail address beacouse i can`t find it here.

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malwk

13 years ago

Thanks for the info, I know they are not real time reflections as some of them are "wrong", meaning they are not reflection (can be seen on the icons that are not perpendicular to the base like the video icons) but I didnt know what you were using:0

By the way the new Kiba-dock has real time reflections and it is pretty impressive. Unfortunately it is not working with AIGLX, as it requires glitz or SDL to setup the drawable and on AIGLX you cannot have compiz and another GL app to run smoothly. But if you are using XGL/Nvidia it should work so once it is released (the code is reworked to use a new object system) it would be the best leaopard like out there:)

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13 years ago

Version 1.0
First Initial realese

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