It was a great game, despite the officiating.
Phar0e
I have to second Jafo's opinions with this theme. It's a coding masterpiece. Options like variable transparency and animation available at the click of one setting, are pretty unique within Litestep. Take into account the mutiple graphical schemes and this theme is a real keeper
p.s. It's in the Get Litestep box on the right side of the page and called LS installer 2.
I tend to steer most people to the "Litestep Installer" which is linked to on the front page of Shellfront - http://Shellfront.org
Well,I'm running Litestep and Windowblinds on a K-6 266 with 64megs of ram on winXP; and it works. But that is really stretching it
Litstep....er make that Litestep. (Shame on me
If you install Litestep with Omar's Litstep Installer vr 2.0.2 (I think), that package does come with an uninstaller (unthinkable . That installer is linked to on the main page at shellfront.org. http://shellfront.org
well happy Grey Cup moonbabe, and greets from Manitoba
Well, I don't know if I can let it go at that... The thread topic is "dead or alive". I won't flood this thread with the entire editorial; so if your interested check out my site: http://www.leechprint.com/phil/start.htm The editorial speaks to where I see Litestep going and where perhaps it needs to go. It's a different view than already expressed by others in this thread, but that's cool <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle"
bah humbug Pretty much our coldest fall on record and snow for over a month now. Western Canada.
78 for me. I must of got up early
As Jafo wrote, Litestep has suffered by not having a goto site that has stayed up with any consistancy. I personally keep my themes here because I know this site will be around a year from now. But Litestep is still active, new mods are coming out, and new themes are created (even boring bar themes The theme submissions are really spread around the skin sites plus one Litestep themes site.
Further to that discussion.... It's getting very difficult to create an original theme in terms of layout. Pretty much all the styles have been done to death. About the only things left are themes so artsy they're completely unpratical; or staying with tried and try styles and just try to be as stylish and professional looking as possible. In the end though, if a theme doesn't work well, it's not staying on anyone's desktop for long.
mmmm, wharfs Always loved em. But anyway, interesting points guys. For me functionality is my first motivation when deciding what form a theme will take. I use my themes at work and home so desktop real estate is a big concern. That just tends to lean me in the direction of bar based themes. I have done some themes based on side panels etc, but there not very pratical for me needs. Beyond that I have no artistic talent per say (therefore I port) so creating shinter like themes i
Moshi's list above was a good one (although I'm a pretty dediated wincusto user myself, those are good sites). Here's a link to "litestep info". It has many links in it's screenshots and themes section. http://litestep.info/
There's not much you can do with a comment like that (the comment on davad70's skin). It's not offensive enough to remove, so best to just ignore it. It's basically a null/void comment as it offers no direction or detail at all. A classic waste of time that reflects only on the author of the comment itself. Keep up the great work davad70.
Just took a look at Shellfront and the installer is under the "LsDistos" sidebar (it's called installer). The Indie builds are under the "Get Litestep" sidebar. Good Luck!
I have had best results in setting up Litestep lately by using the installer available at Shellfront.org. It's under the "get Litestep" sidebar and if I recall correctly its v2 (or2.1). That installer makes the appropriate registry entries and has a very solid reputation. After that point assuming things went smoothly, I reccomend upgrading your Litestep build to a recent Litestep "indie" build. Those are also available at shellfront.org and on that site is a good tutorial on upgrading
Well, fortunatly or unfortunatly (depending on how you look at it) third party mods will always be a part of Litestep due to the fact Litestep and subsequently its' mods are always evolving (which creates compatibility conflicts with older versions). Bottom line is , just be as careful as you can
Moshi, very interesting project there. I've done a little animation with layercuts as well, but that looks real ambitious. As for myself... themeing, LS, what else
Moshi's one of the good ones
woohoo! I can do the link thing. I really gotta get out more.
Ok, that link thing didn't work so try this... http://www.leechprint.com/phil/Start.htm
Perhaps snarph is wondering what addditional features the indie builds offer over the .24.6 builds of the installer v2 days. And how to implement them in regards to themeing. You will find the main differences occur in the popup, the shortcuts3 module, math expressions used to define x,y coordinates, and the lscp control panel. Unfortunately the changes and how to use them aren't very well documented anywhere. On my site (I don't know how to do the link thing so bear with me, h
Cool, thanks for the heads up