sorry guys, i don't login to kde-look that much.
Anyway...
can't you tell what messaging client that is? i thought the stripes would give it away :-P
it's kopete ;-)
i just hid the menu bar, toolbar, status bar, and with a buttonless windeco, it fits in well :-P
I am also new to Linux and using Ubuntu Edgy. Where can I get that system monitor that you have on your desktop? Do I have to be running KDE for it? Also, where is a good site for Gnome apps?
Sorry for all the questions, like I said... pretty new at Linux.
Hi!
There's a similar app (sys-monitor) for GNOME and it listen to the name 'Conky'...
A good page for GNOME-Apps is:
www.gnomefiles.org
Hope this helps...
Greets
darkkeil
the dark colours were set by this fantastic dark colour scheme from here:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30815&vote=good&tan=72770463
i'm pretty sure that's how my milk-style is black.
the only other colour setting i changed was the "button colour" in the baghira style settings (i set RGB to 0,0,0)
i hope that helps =/
Nope, it doesn't work :(
I even downgraded baghira from 0.8 to 0.7 but it didn't help at all.
But thanks for the color scheme, with QtCurve it looks also fantastic :)
It's KDE with some tweaking ;P
To install KDE and the extra styles (ie. baghira) you'll have to read up on your distribution documentation or forums - shouldn't be too hard. Google can help :D
Kubuntu is a good KDE-based distro for newcomers to linux; try kubuntu out if you're not already.
www.kubuntu.org
as for Beryl+Emerald you'll find howtos at www.beryl-project.org and maybe in your distribution's forums as well (depending on how popular your current distribution is). Beryl provides nice animations to your desktop (search on youtube!), and Emerald is the window decorator which this theme (Transience) requires to run.
Anyhow, KDE is extremely flexible :) plenty of styles, icons and configuration options - you can make it look like anything you want.
Gluck and have fun learning Linux :P
Hope i helped a little...
the text on the top panel is actually the menubar for any focused kde app (the desktop was in focus in my screenshot).
it's in KDE's panel->behaviour settings: called "Current application's menu bar (Mac OS-style)"
i don't have a taskbar running, so no application icons there ;)
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... usefull it isn´t ^^ now window titles, no buttons... sorry :) i can´t use it like that. but i like it anyway =)
really like the colour scheme, maybe you could share it with me? :)
yeah, the colour sheme is fantastic :P it's from here: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30815
hi , i just like to know what´s the messenger program you´re using and what plugin/skin you have
yeah i want to know whats that messenger too...
sorry guys, i don't login to kde-look that much. Anyway... can't you tell what messaging client that is? i thought the stripes would give it away :-P it's kopete ;-) i just hid the menu bar, toolbar, status bar, and with a buttonless windeco, it fits in well :-P
i didnt even see the "KDE" on the taskbar at the top. hehe thanks anyways.
What gtk theme are you using?
I'm using kde ;) so no gtk theme here. Anyway, the kde style I'm using is baghira with a dark colour scheme.
I am also new to Linux and using Ubuntu Edgy. Where can I get that system monitor that you have on your desktop? Do I have to be running KDE for it? Also, where is a good site for Gnome apps? Sorry for all the questions, like I said... pretty new at Linux.
Hi! There's a similar app (sys-monitor) for GNOME and it listen to the name 'Conky'... A good page for GNOME-Apps is: www.gnomefiles.org Hope this helps... Greets darkkeil
Excellent, thank you very much :)
How did you get the milkstyle in black? I've tried this, too, but I didn't get it in any other color than white and blue.
the dark colours were set by this fantastic dark colour scheme from here: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30815&vote=good&tan=72770463 i'm pretty sure that's how my milk-style is black. the only other colour setting i changed was the "button colour" in the baghira style settings (i set RGB to 0,0,0) i hope that helps =/
Nope, it doesn't work :( I even downgraded baghira from 0.8 to 0.7 but it didn't help at all. But thanks for the color scheme, with QtCurve it looks also fantastic :)
could you guys explain to me what this is? it looks amazing and I want it. Also could you tell me how to install? I'm new to Linux.
It's KDE with some tweaking ;P To install KDE and the extra styles (ie. baghira) you'll have to read up on your distribution documentation or forums - shouldn't be too hard. Google can help :D Kubuntu is a good KDE-based distro for newcomers to linux; try kubuntu out if you're not already. www.kubuntu.org as for Beryl+Emerald you'll find howtos at www.beryl-project.org and maybe in your distribution's forums as well (depending on how popular your current distribution is). Beryl provides nice animations to your desktop (search on youtube!), and Emerald is the window decorator which this theme (Transience) requires to run. Anyhow, KDE is extremely flexible :) plenty of styles, icons and configuration options - you can make it look like anything you want. Gluck and have fun learning Linux :P Hope i helped a little...
How did you make text instead of icons in the panel?
the text on the top panel is actually the menubar for any focused kde app (the desktop was in focus in my screenshot). it's in KDE's panel->behaviour settings: called "Current application's menu bar (Mac OS-style)" i don't have a taskbar running, so no application icons there ;)
you have a pretty good looking desktop. what is the style that you are using in it?
it's baghira - milk :)
Yeah no buttons, just a frame =) i use the keyboard shortcuts for closing and minimising etc. thanks for the positive feedback =D.
i like it. it's very elegant. where are the buttons? i don't care, it still good