


Gnome Screenshots by plasmatron 6 comments
malwk - the font is Chicago. - Apr 25 2007

GTK2 Themes by cimi86 370 comments
stronger gradients on buttons/comboboxes, currently a bit too subtle
some type of effect for the selection highlights i.e., "Zero 7", "Simple Things", maybe not the glass effect but certainly something instead of the plain color
And perhaps some different radio buttons and check boxes - I can't see what those look like from the screenshots though.
Keep it up! - Jul 21 2006

Compiz Themes by tmilovan 12 comments
You're a god. Have my babies. - Jul 18 2006

Various Gnome Stuff by caminoix 26 comments
On a personal level, I'd much rather receive my ratings from the people who GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY and not the ones who just TAKE FROM IT. - May 15 2006

Various Gnome Stuff by caminoix 26 comments
We've been complaining about rating systems for years. - May 14 2006

Wallpapers KDE Plasma by Waltin 9 comments

deKorator Themes by lanyoljames 2 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by horseshoe 12 comments
Not necessarily. I've done gradient effects on the toolbars in tiblit while applying a different effect on the menu bars. - Feb 28 2006

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by Linuster 58 comments
And move the "Icon category" label next to the combox box, not far away from it - Feb 21 2006

deKorator Themes by AdrienV 12 comments

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by metrocrusader 8 comments

Cursors by cent20 17 comments

Cursors by cent20 17 comments
Anything above and beyond a source download from a developer is just icing on the cake. - Jan 21 2006
If it was, it might be distributed in a KDE icon package.
"The Tango Desktop Project exists to create a consistent user experience for free and Open Source software with graphical user interfaces."
It's up to the KDE community to adopt this consistency. - Jan 18 2006

Various KDE 1.-4. Styles by MMax 3 comments
./configure --prefix=`kde-config --prefix` > log_to_maitre
make >> log_to_maitre
make distclean >> log_to_maitre
Send the log over email, if you would. - Jan 10 2006

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments
http://www.den-4.com - Jan 08 2006

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments
then if you're happy, run "make distclean" and tarball or zip it up! - Jan 08 2006

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments

Wallpaper Other by Arnis 18 comments

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by bmagera91 28 comments
Try something new, for example, the majority of people don't need to know who is logged in, so lose that... Most of us don't share computers and those that do, you can usually discern who is logged in via the background and color scheme. - Dec 23 2005
kwin/config/.libs/kwin_Alphacube_config.so
kwin/config/.libs/kwin_Alphacube_config.so: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped
After the make distclean, check to make sure the .libs and .deps directories are gone, then you can repost the tarball. - Dec 08 2005
I talked to stoned already, something in the tree isn't clean. AMD64 users can re-run configure and make distclean - that will fix the problem.
John, you might want to configure and make distclean as well, maybe you have some compile x86 objects floating around that amd64 users can't link against. - Dec 08 2005
I've already heard comments like "I won't use these! I won't stand for the gnome-ification of KDE!" - Dec 06 2005

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments
Specifically, do the color settings get reset? Example, I've got a tree I added colorizing to, and I default to using KDE's color settings even when I selected the theme's colors. - Nov 30 2005

Wallpaper Other by CoBr0u7 2 comments
Blah blah, GPL...
:) - Nov 30 2005

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments
Method 1) Start from scratch (or a tutorial like http://www.usermode.org/docs/kwintheme.html)
Method 2) Use decgen.
Method 3) Use deKorator.
Starting from scratch is time consuming and in the end, having a window decoration all done in code is quick and nice, but is it all worth it for one type of design?
Decgen takes an existing KWin engine, transforms the engine for your use, and allows the designer to import images directly into the engine for use. I enjoy this because I am a perpetual tweaker, I'm always going to adjust something in code, but I'll never invest the time it takes to make one window decoration all in code.
deKorator takes decgen's premise, or idea, even further, and allows the designer to use the images he supplies the deKorator engine as the window decoration. More of the manner in which things from the Windows or even Mac world do things with things like guikit. More torwards theming I think would be reasonable.
So all in all, there just three different levels - coders should stay at method 1, tweakers and hackers at method 2, and graphics artists at method 3. IMHO of course - open to debate. - Nov 30 2005

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by maitre 77 comments

Dolphin Service Menus by maitre 14 comments
I'm trying to go about it with a fresh perspective. At least the ChangeLog is growing. :) - Nov 28 2005

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by pootie 6 comments
In the future too, you can tell the deco not to draw the help button if you want.
Inside the function
inline void TemplateClient::addButtons(QBoxLayout *layout, const QString &s) {
remove the "case 'H' : " line to the "break;" line.
By the way - I just finished up support for colorizing. Decgen 0.4 now supports KDE's color settings. I've only tried this with my template, look for decgen 0.4 sometime this week. - Nov 28 2005

Dolphin Service Menus by maitre 14 comments

Dolphin Service Menus by maitre 14 comments
Let me know if you're ever able to get it to do so though.
:( - Nov 26 2005

Dolphin Service Menus by maitre 14 comments
*That* stuff should be encrypted twice, one triple-des for strong standards and a topping of rc4 for scrambling. ;) - Nov 25 2005