Reivec

GTK-QT Theme Engine

GTK1 Themes by davidsansome 280 comments

To get a core dump you need to set a core dump limit. Most all distros have this set to 0 which disables them, this is because they can start to fill up directories and take up large amounts of space and your average user doesn't know what they are. So you need to use "ulimit -c (size in bytes)" to set the max size for a core dump. Set it to something really high, get your dump and backtrace it, then set it back to 0. - Jan 10 2004

Liquid Weather ++

Karamba & Superkaramba by Matti 1797 comments

I MUCH perfered the icon zooming to the icon animation, please bring it back. - Oct 26 2003

Lindows 4 with Windows Me

KDE Plasma Screenshots by surfoc 6 comments

umm... ignore all my typos :) I want an edit button. - Sep 25 2003

Lindows 4 with Windows Me

KDE Plasma Screenshots by surfoc 6 comments

wow... worst of both worlds is more like it. You managed to pair one of the worst linux distros (IMHO) with the worth windows edition (in pretty much everyone's opinion). Plus there is really nothing new you are showing here. I have run versions of windows inside linux for years now using VMware, although I am pretty much phased out any need for this now and just stick to linux. - Sep 25 2003

Red Hat Linux 9 black shadow cursor

Cursors by gardengnome 7 comments

It is GPL, so long as you don't try to say it is some official redhat package, you are fine. - Sep 23 2003

Liquid Weather ++

Karamba & Superkaramba by Matti 1797 comments

I don't like this new pressure and summery map stuff. It takes WAY too long for the thing to load now and it just hangs there for awhile, not to mention how it opens a menu now when you want to see the doppler. I don't like added clicks. You are putting too much in it now, at least give an option somewhere of what information you want to load and be used.

Also it is silly that everytime a user changes ANYTHING it reloads from the net.... that isn't needed. If I change my icon set, I don't need it to go grab the weather again. (note: It did this when I changed the first time, but when I changed back it didn't update from the net).

I personally like the older version better, I only updated because it had a bug where it would say it was updating the weather info, but it never would. I would have to change my location again and then it would get the new weather.

Oh oh, and one other thing, if you change your loc and use a zip code, shouldn't that automatically set your continent to north america? - Sep 21 2003

XPish Konquisidebar

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by scream 6 comments

Don't just change someone's stuff and repost it. Submit it as a patch so we don't have 50 types of the same thing. - Sep 21 2003

SlickBar for SuperKaramba

Karamba & Superkaramba by optikSmoke 282 comments

It isn't a RedHat thing, RH9 works fine using dcop. Just tested it. - Apr 11 2003

mandrakeGalaxy Theme

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by bouveyron 29 comments

well I know if you are on Redhat and you just install a src RPM with "rpm -Uvh " instead of building it, it will just put the source code into the directory "/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/" I would assume you get a similar effect on other distros. Try that if you just want the source. - Apr 08 2003

Curve

Icon Sub-Sets by RJDohnert 14 comments

Mine is MUCH MUCH more BlueCurve. I just replaced the KDE action icons for which BlueCurve had nothing made. Redhat just stuck in KDE defaults for the icons they didn't make. I just replaced those defaults. EVERY actual BlueCurve icon is in my set. - Apr 02 2003

BlueKeramik

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by Reivec 12 comments

Well since I included it, why don't you check for yourself. :-P - Apr 02 2003

BlueKeramik

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by Reivec 12 comments

Well you can obviously make minor tweaks like that yourself. I have actually changed the colors SLIGHTLY myself since I uploaded. I don't EVER use plain white because he hurts my eyes, it is all preference.

And the option I THINK you are asking about can be changed in Kcontrol under Appearances & Themes/Panels/Advanced Options. You have to have KDE 3.1 for this. You can do it in previous versions of KDE but you have to edit your kickerrc file so that is contains the line FadeOutAppletHandles=true in the [General] Section. - Apr 02 2003

Curve

Icon Sub-Sets by RJDohnert 14 comments

I did a similar thing right after the 8.0 release called BlueCrystal.
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=3688

The hosting is much more reliable as well. - Apr 02 2003

Last New-Art-Splash4

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by th.cherouny 7 comments

The icons are pretty spiffy, is that part of a set? - Nov 14 2002

fantasy

Wallpaper Other by Amy 6 comments

I have to wonder why this is rated so low. - Nov 04 2002

shootwin!

Wallpaper Other by Amy 8 comments

I love seeing anti-MS stuff, I don't always make it my wallpaper or anything, but it is just amusing. Especially when I find 5 news stories each day giving me reasons to hate them. The people that bitch about MS the most are the people that see MS doing evil shit everywhere they turn. I personal fav MS joke is at my University in the Comp Sci building. There has been a "Made for Windows 98" Sticker in one of the urinals for like 2 years now. I think in most building it would have been "cleaned off" by now, but in the CS department it has just become part of the building 8) - Nov 04 2002

Alien Night

Wallpaper Other by Amibug 13 comments

Ok, I know this gets said a lot on this page, but this is a horrible example of taking credit for others work. This exact wallpaper has been added by default on MANY distros for MANY years (it may actually be part of KDE). I am surprised no one that has commented yet has said anything yet. And here you are describing how you "made" this picture to people, KDE-look has too much unoriginal work as it is. - Nov 04 2002

/dev/urandom

Wallpaper Other by zeraw 14 comments

That is gkrellm, it is a GREAT plugin based app, I use it for everything from weather, to my port monitor, playing my music, and much more. The main site is www.gkrellm.net - Nov 04 2002

Themeable panel

Various Stuff by daniele 39 comments

It shouldn't take so long to make this as KDE4. KDE 3.2 is a more than reasonable date to make a new themable kicker. I think this is a definate need for future KDE releases as it is really the only major part of KDE usage that is being left behind. But on the other hand, the kicker isn't all that MAJOR to the functionality of KDE. You can run KDE without the kicker, it is only there for ease of use. So even if there were a new kicker design that was more customizable, nothing is stopping you from using the old kicker instead of the new one. But if the kicker were themable enough, you should be able to make the new kicker look JUST like the old one if you don't like the change. In fact, I think this is a very important aspect. If a new kicker were to be made, I think it would be important to have it configurable enough to look like the old one, or something totally different like the one in the screenshot. The look really shouldn't matter since they both do basically the same things. They hold buttons that are just links to apps, and menus, and some applets. The key is to make the project as modular as possible and maybe more applet based, so it would be an easy task to load and unload cetain features of it. I am willing to bet the KDE team is well aware of the consern the users have over a new kicker design considering all the posts and theorical screenshots made on this topic. I really hope they can pop out something new by KDE3.2. - Nov 03 2002

Jason's Screenshot

KDE Plasma Screenshots by flynnaland 3 comments

To show his ugly fonts, high res, and blinding white colors??!! - Oct 31 2002

AntiAliased Goodness

KDE Plasma Screenshots by Reivec 2 comments

As I said in the description, that version came out of CVS. There is no release of it yet because it still has some bugs. If you haven't used CVS before it isn't difficult. Simply go to gaim.sf.net and there are instructions somewhere about how to install gaim from CVS.. they give you the commands line by line. You don't even need to know what it is doing. 8) - Oct 28 2002

OroborOSX

KDE Plasma Screenshots by byteme 9 comments

I must say that does look rather nice... I am not a mac user, but with all this DRM crap I might soon be 8P. - Oct 28 2002

BlueCrystal -- A RedHat Bluecurve Mod

Icon Sub-Sets by Reivec 13 comments

You have to change the name in one of them there index file thingies 8). Not sure which name you are talking about (icon name, decoration name, etc..) but there is probably a index file in there somewhere with the name. - Oct 28 2002

BlueCrystal -- A RedHat Bluecurve Mod

Icon Sub-Sets by Reivec 13 comments

I just posted some Q's in that upload you made, only to figure it out and come read this here.. heh, sorry about that 8). And I assume you found a place to upload your stuff. - Oct 27 2002

bluecrystalupdate

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by neur0tek 4 comments

Is this the entire bluecurve theme? You just put in my icon tweaks? - Oct 27 2002

bluecrystalupdate

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by neur0tek 4 comments

I am a little confused as to what it is you did 8)
I didn't DL it, just trying to figure out your description of it. - Oct 27 2002

BlueCrystal -- A RedHat Bluecurve Mod

Icon Sub-Sets by Reivec 13 comments

That is the Bluecurve decoration that comes with RedHat 8.0, there is one got KDE and Gnome, they look exactly the same. I might look into pulling it out at a later date. I have classes to worry about right now. 8) - Oct 27 2002

blueSpirit

KDE Plasma Screenshots by Mike 16 comments

That Status bar for konq is way too thick! I wouldn't want to waste that much screen space. - Oct 27 2002

Red hat 8 GMD greeter

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes by nuketemala 4 comments

I don't know why this is currently rated so poorly. I think it is really cool and I have not seen any other GMD logon screens posted here besides this one. I would love to see a ton more logon screens to choose from. - Oct 27 2002

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