Nice theme, but it's a little bit.... strange to make KDE3 Ibex theme, since Kubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex is going to be KDE 4.1 default.
Honestly, though I realy like your theme, I expect more KDE4 themes in the future, especialy those related to Ibex. ;)
I didn't make the color scheme because I expected there to be KDE3 on Ibex.
I made the color theme because I think the Ibex default color theme is good and is enhanced when combined with KDE's configuration tools.
Plus, there are plenty of people out there who still use KDE3 because they don't like KDE4.1, including myself.
I completely agree with you. I wonder how "in-touch" the KDE chieftains are, to have violated the core of the Paul Masson Principle of Software Development ("We shall release no software before its time.")
KDE/4.x is not ready for release
1. It looks like a "Barney" GUI; it's bumblingly childish
2. It doesn't contain all the features and functionality of KDE/3.x -- let alone more.
KDE/3.5.x is a thing of beauty; sure, many user-configurable items are not contained in the Control Center, and work should have proceeded to gather them "under one roof", while /4.x was being developed and finished.
I ought to go back to logging-in on a VT100, running multiple terminal sessions in "screen".
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O man that is so good.. I really like this color theme.. looks good with "Dust" window decoration.. congrats, nice work... giving you +. ^^
Nice theme, but it's a little bit.... strange to make KDE3 Ibex theme, since Kubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex is going to be KDE 4.1 default. Honestly, though I realy like your theme, I expect more KDE4 themes in the future, especialy those related to Ibex. ;)
I didn't make the color scheme because I expected there to be KDE3 on Ibex. I made the color theme because I think the Ibex default color theme is good and is enhanced when combined with KDE's configuration tools. Plus, there are plenty of people out there who still use KDE3 because they don't like KDE4.1, including myself.
I completely agree with you. I wonder how "in-touch" the KDE chieftains are, to have violated the core of the Paul Masson Principle of Software Development ("We shall release no software before its time.") KDE/4.x is not ready for release 1. It looks like a "Barney" GUI; it's bumblingly childish 2. It doesn't contain all the features and functionality of KDE/3.x -- let alone more. KDE/3.5.x is a thing of beauty; sure, many user-configurable items are not contained in the Control Center, and work should have proceeded to gather them "under one roof", while /4.x was being developed and finished. I ought to go back to logging-in on a VT100, running multiple terminal sessions in "screen".