the Amiga had icons with down and up states. it was better than PC and Mac anyways.
moshi
guess you mean Alexandrie. i never skinned Trillian
try LSWeather instead. the latest version (5.02) should work. news at Shellfront from Jun 20th: http://www.shellfront.org/comment.php?id=709 or open a window to look outside
woot. moshi lubs to see a new Assimilated
that´s LightBlue by Alexandrie. all her skins can be found here: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?authorid=19
at least the smilies are free.
that "So you've decided to destroy Windows!" article was very well written and fun to read. don´t agree on a single word you said about Linux, but hey. it´s your article
intelligent comments? thanks god i will not reach those 100MB soon
Mozilla !!!! Opera !!!! both browsers will block popups, you won´t need a third-party app to do this.
have a look at the LSDocs. they should be in the help or docs folder in your LiteStep directory. if you dont find them look here: http://lsdocs.shellfront.org/config.php it is explained very well and in a much more proper english than i would be able to.
solution 1: use an alternative file finder (more advanced than the default windows one). download file . zip from here: http://www.shellfront.org/utils/ solution 2: the find module provides a !bang command to lauch the default search dialog. get it from here: http://www.shellfront.org/modules-list.php#f
Neowin rip once again. started here: http://www.neowin.net/bboard/showthread.php?s=6c4e30cc51cdcfccc0da9056e5b3be12&threadid=41359&perpage=15&pagenumber=1 preview of the rips: http://bubbabyte.tripod.ca/storm.jpg http://bubbabyte.tripod.ca/Image1.jpg http://bubbabyte.tripod.ca/Image2.jpg http://bubbabyte.tripod.ca/Image3.jpg download thread here: http://www.neowin.net/bboard/showthread.php?s=&postid=418871#post418871
i gues you can install it in any directory you want. i would use this one: c : \ program files \ nextstart \
hmm, wonder where you bought it from. if you didn´t buy it, posting here wasn´t a very clever move
as if anybody would care about popups. use Opera or Mozilla and the popups are gone i see this place as a service site for Object Desktop customers. it´s free for them, so that´s probably ok. if you aren´t an OD customer, but want to fill your hd with hundreds of skins, there are plenty of sites around: Skinbase.org, LotsOfSkins.com, Deskmod.com, VelocityArt.com, DeviantArt.com, Skinz.org, Customize.org an
at this site you will find plenty of modules, there is also a little description to each module. Playwav could be what you are looking for: http://loose-screws.com/modules.php
this site is about skins for Microsoft operation systems (although XMMS can use Winamp2 skins). for skins for MacOSX this site is a good start: http://macmotiva.rocks.it/
id·i·o·syn·cra·sy Pronunciation Key (d--sngkr-s) n. pl. id·i·o·syn·cra·sies - A structural or behavioral characteristic peculiar to an individual or group. - A physiological or temperamental peculiarity. - An unusual individual reaction to food or a drug. hmm, interesting. especially coice #3
Pharoe did many ports from Treetog, so there is always a mathing top notch WindowBlinds skin. here is Pharoe´s site: http://www.leechprint.com/phil/Start.htm worth a visit, not only his themes but also lots of info and tips on themeing. i also enjoyed reading his theme descriptions. a little history lesson in LS themeing:
please help. what are idiosyncrasies? do i have to start a flamewar now?
not sure. Arhra also did an msstyle to go with the theme. the Dedalus WindowBlinds skin by Treetog matches good enough for me: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation.php?id=496488
you won´t need WindowBlinds if you use the classic look. the latest version of TClock will do this and much more for free. http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/
LiteStep has nothing to do with DesktopX. on how to install LiteStep go here: http://www.beyondconvention.net/ohussain/installer.htm please carefully read the instructions and make sure you understand what you are doing.
Carlitus: porting your icons to Linux will be very easy. Linux uses alpha-transparent PNGs as icons. also any resolution is supported. Nautilus, the default file manager and desktop of Gnome, allows you to scale the icons to any size (even bigger than the desktop if you would want that). you just need a directory structure and put all icons in the correct folder. download a set at kde-look.org to see how this is structured. if you still need help, don´t hesitate to contact me <img src="http://im
this has happened in the past and will happen again and again ... the whole concept of Zoomer objects leads to this situation how about enabling that Zoomer thing to use the *.ico format directly?