Inspirat SE and Styler
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I just dropped by deviantArt on my daily routine. I noticed that StefanKa has just released a new version of his Inspirat visual style. For the record, I'm not all that overjoyed over all the Longhorn-based themes out there. (Or the endless mac-based eithter for that sake.) It's all a bit too many in my own opinion, but I'm not going any further on that. I think this Inspirat SE theme by StefanKa looks very good. Minimalistic, stylish and a perfect finishign details. (All though, I have yet to try it, currently downloading.)
But what further interested me was a program that this theme linked to, Styler. http://stylefantasist.com/ (I am a bit resistent to try it as I am not using my own computer at the moment.) It apperas to be a skinning application with several functions. It skins the Windows GUI, custom Explorer toolbar, Wallpaper changer, and shadows for certain aplications. Quite an impressive array of features that, for all I know of isn't much heard of. The website features a small gallery of themes, all Mac-OS based, but they seem to be well made. However, it's originally a japanese website and the english version could do with some of Jafo's grammar checking.
(Not that I claim to be perfect in that area, but when you have a product to present...)
I'll probably play around with these two things over the next days. I though the lot over here would be interested as well.
But what further interested me was a program that this theme linked to, Styler. http://stylefantasist.com/ (I am a bit resistent to try it as I am not using my own computer at the moment.) It apperas to be a skinning application with several functions. It skins the Windows GUI, custom Explorer toolbar, Wallpaper changer, and shadows for certain aplications. Quite an impressive array of features that, for all I know of isn't much heard of. The website features a small gallery of themes, all Mac-OS based, but they seem to be well made. However, it's originally a japanese website and the english version could do with some of Jafo's grammar checking.
(Not that I claim to be perfect in that area, but when you have a product to present...)I'll probably play around with these two things over the next days. I though the lot over here would be interested as well.
