you´re pretty fast with rip reports and accusations, aren´t you. there is nothing that indicates those could be rips (credits are given). it would be smarter to email the authors of the originals and ask them, before posting public accusations. also emailing makes it easier for the authors, as not everybody is reading this message board.
of course they are not only fighting Iraqis. there are reports that more people enter Iraq to fight the aggressors than refugees leaving. war on terror works great. do you really expect all the people whose children you are bombing to forgive you? there´s not even an organization needed for terror. Timothy McVeigh wasn´t a member of Al Kaida right? and please stop that "good vs evil" nonsense. or at least listen to the pope if you are that faithful.
at least the Al Kaida recruiting officers are happy now
who cares about the war on Iraq. did anybody see Rumsfeld today? he´s already preparing evidence for starting war on Iran and Syria.
let Bangkokboy translate it. his German is excellent. if i would have access to Jafo´s icon, i would do some fine-tuning, but it´s good enough. the only thing i know in Thai is Mao Mak Maa
have a good time then. sounds like even more fun than formula one
have to add this was released before all those docks. now i use Y´z Dock, hehe.
Jafo: try this http://www.skinbase.org/rate.php?id=6676 it´s pretty heavy on resources (due to large image files, triggered actions and a few modules that hook into windows processes) but it shows the powers of layercut quite well. i am currently playing with lsdynamic (by the same coder). remember when Frogboy claimed that bouncing ball to be a unique DesktopX feature? well, this was as wrong as the other stuff that he said LiteStep can´t do. have to check the release dates, wouldn´t b
here you go: http://students.seattleu.edu/connolb/tutorials/litestep_tutorial/litestep_part_1.html
interesting. now i have to find out if Dubya´s daddy was still president when Saddam tried to kill him.
i bet one cradle of beer that the Rainlendar.ini file contains hardcoded paths. as long as people have Rainlendar installed in the same directory as the skin creator (c:\program files\rainlendar\ on English systems) that is no problem. as soon at Rainlendar is in different directory (all non English systems for example) you´ll get problems. i doubt it´s your mistake Old Crab. i post about that every now and then, but hardly anyone listens <img src="http://images.stardock.com/
olympics are held every four years usually
hi Renato, i do not like the idea of pay suites, but i enjoy looking at your gifted works to get some inspiration and to wonder how you do these amazing things. i noted on the screenshot that the Rainlendar skin has jaggies. maybe that´s on purpose (Win9x support), but i wanted to let you know that the latest versions of Rainlendar support alpha-transparent PNGs for skinning. for alpha-transparency that also works on Win9x it is possible to use two BMP images, one for the actua
and don´t forget we are told that Basra and Um Kasar are conquered since thursday evening every few hours. not true until now ...
she would like multiple language support for an unnamed program (porbably WindowBlinds).
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Jafo: speaking of age and experience: update from rainmation to layercut finally. it´s 2003 and LiteStep is still the best software for eyecandy on the desktop (and if anybody says DesktopX then just look the analog clock hands or system metering graphs), jaggies are no longer acceptable hope that can be considered as constructive.
the skinner´s best friend is text editor with a tabbed interface (personal choice is Notetab Light http://www.notetab.com/ ). Photoshop or The GIMP http://www.gimp.org are also pretty useful.
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Jafo: as Aaron i was speaking about contructive critisizm. that´s something i appreciate much more than a "good job" comment. i can go through the Winamp section at dA to find more. of course it has to be Winamp, more skinners means more talented people - the Gauss curve. i just named one, because kai was the first that came in mind, but at least you seem to agree with me on that particular one. if you want a list i can post one tomorrow night (GMT).
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Aaron, don´t worry about the comments you got. you explained your opinion very well and not in an insulting way. pointing example wasn´t a smart move, there wasn´t a need anyways. to see below average skins one does not need to do intensive browsing in the libraries. but it does not matter wether these skins are good or bad. as long as people had fun making them everything is fine. and if they get some downloads they must have done something right (although it´s hard to see what <img src="h
i understood very well what you were trying to say. maybe that´s the problem. of course support your troups. noone would want their fellow countrymen to die. support the government? completely different thing. they even want to take your guns away!!!! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/s
but always keep in mind "badmouthing the government or the President can have severe consequenses. Be careful about what you say and type."
taking the poll: 34% (no) +17% (no, but they distract police) _____ 51% Hollywood action movies? i thought it´s still a serious debate.
"Badmouthing the government or the President can have severe consequenses. Be careful about what you say and type." huh? will the department of homeland security put DavidK into an education camp now or what?
right now the Kurds are pretty autonom in northern Iraq (due to the no-fly zones). after the war it will be very interesting to see how the allies divide up the plunder. i saw report on Kurdistan yesterday and they prepared to fight against Turkey ...
NextStart: easy to use, can be run on top of explorer, costs money LiteStep: hard to use for computer novices, can be run as shell ("normal" way of use) or on top of explorer, Open Source but requires more time to learn, most features of any desktop/shell replacements
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