

Anyway, thanks for this one, keep up the good work, and keep 'em comin'
(Svaka čast, zaista odlična tema. Pozdrav) - Jan 28 2008

Icon Sub-Sets by kayssun 7 comments

Icon Sub-Sets by kayssun 7 comments
Other than that, keep up the good work :-) - Aug 16 2007

Wallpaper Other by debian1993 8 comments
:-) - May 04 2006

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by rokkford 36 comments
As far as I know, MS fonts are not included by default in any Linux distro (nor I think they should be, even so-called "free" ones that are in fact the only ones that legally can be included), and there are people (I for one) who would rather choose not to use (and therefore associate themselves with) anything that can be in any way linked to MS, even if it's just an apparently insignificant little thing like fonts.
Kudos to Airyk for the fix, I do believe not everyone shares my thoughts on the use of MS stuff and will therefore benefit from the proposed solution, but may I at the same time appeal to the author to elect not to use MS fonts as default ones for his otherwise fine work, not only because of the Anti-MS rhetoric, but also because such choice apparently causes trouble for the majority of potential users who, chances are, do not have the required fonts installed.
Besides, one should always be extra careful in such matters, the Trebuchet situation can be relatively easy to solve because Trebuchet is one of the "free" MS fonts, but imagine if by accident one of the proprietary MS fonts, like Tahoma, was used?
Greetings, Miloš - Apr 17 2006

Karamba & Superkaramba by krupski 5 comments
Perhaps most importantly, it is very easy on the system resources, some of the other SysMons I've tried tended to introduce a heck of a load on the CPU, occupancy would rarely drop below 40%, which brought my system to a near crawl. No problems of that sort here.
However, as always, there is room for improvement. I personally found the default font Neuropol barely readable, and so had to manually modify the theme file, replacing any reference to Neuropol font with a reference to my system-wide font choice. That made a big difference. Also, maybe it's just me, but it's a bit big, isn't it? With values like w=231 h=580 it just eats up too much of the valuable desktop space. I know it get also be modified manually, but it's a lot of work, so I haven't had the time to do that yet, but you may consider resizing it for any future release. May I suggest a value of w=240 h=480, which would keep it nicely in sync with Liquid Weather ++, arguably one the more popular themes out there.
Other than that, nicely done, thanks for this, and keep up the good work.
Greetings, Miloš - Apr 16 2006
What KTorrent desperately needs is the support for DHT, but also an option to disable it easily for use with private trackers.
Oh yeah, one more thing... If you have a 2Mb/s connection, and limit your upload rate to just 1KB/s, you really are missing the point of BT file sharing (I'll say again, SHARING), what you do is referred to as "leaching", and it just so happens to be the leach of the worst kind, and it's not helping the BT network one single bit (pun intended). Keep it alive, and if you are, quite understandably, concerned about your costs, try ordering the CDs instead of downloading the ISOs.
Kind regards, Miloš - Apr 13 2006

Wallpapers Ubuntu by cantormath 3 comments

Dolphin Service Menus by bram85 20 comments
And here are the serbian versions
Name[sr-Latn]=Otvori kao drugi korisnik
Name[sr-Cyrl]=Отвори као други корисник - Mar 30 2006

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by rokkford 36 comments
I modified the theme config file, namely Theme.rc, in my case found in /home/milos/.kde/share/apps/ksplash/Themes/login-scan-splash, and what I changed is the Label2 entry. Not knowing how to enter the space, I have simply changed the label coordinates, the parameter LabelCoords2 now having a value of 400,641 while the LabelCoords1 was left with the default 270,641. This is how the Theme.rc file looks now:
[KSplash Theme: login-scan-splash]
Name = login-scan 'splash'
Description = splash for kdm-theme 'login-scan 'fusion''
Version = 0.2
Author = rokkford
Homepage = http://www.rokkford.de
Engine = Moodin
BeginOpacity = 0.0
BaseResolution = 1280,1024
Background = Background.png
UseIconSet = false
ImageCoords1 = 682,285
ImageCoords2 = 682,138
ImageCoords3 = 805,239
ImageCoords4 = 805,94
ImageCoords5 = 928,314
ImageCoords6 = 925,170
ImageCoords7 = 1122,472
ImageCoords8 = 249,418
Labels = 2
Label1 = Validating:
LabelFont1 = Trebuchet MS,18,-1,5,50,0
LabelCoords1 = 270,641
Label2 = ML:USER:loginname
LabelFont2 = Trebuchet MS,18,-1,5,50,0
LabelCoords2 = 400,641
StatusCoords = 270,804
StatusFont = Trebuchet MS,12,-1,5,50,0
Now, there probably exists a better, more refined solution, but this one worked fine for me, and while I suspect the exact same values will not work for every system out there, I guess a bit of trial-and-error will result in the values that will produce the desired effect. When I log in now, it quite nicely spells validating: milos - Mar 30 2006