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Link:  http://
Downloads:  2954
Submitted:  Nov 1 2004
Updated:  Nov 3 2004

Description:

Funny story: I was too lazy to finish the rest of the buttons.

Is that a good or bad thing? Does laziness equal beauty?

You tell me.

post script:

More funny story: The other buttons only took 5 minutes to finish.




Changelog:

*made the "X" smaller
*added the other buttons
*new screen




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 Answer

 
 by john81 on: Nov 2 2004  
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In answer to your question NO, not if it gets in the way of functunailty. Please add more buttons, other than that it looks ok.

Nice
-- My sentiments on KDE 3.3.1
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 Re: Answer

 
 by typeprinthere on: Nov 2 2004  
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Frankly, I didn't and don't believe that not having those items "gets in the way functionality."

I got rid of --what were in my opinion-- two buttons that were essentially useless in the first place.

To maximize? Double click on the window title. To minimize? A click on the taskbar will do!

Not a strong argument, I know... but I'm still not planning on adding the other buttons.

... eh...


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 Wallpaper?

 
 by optikSmoke on: Nov 3 2004  
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What wallpaper are you using?

Matthew Kay
http://www.unrandom.com/
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 Re: Wallpaper?

 
 by typeprinthere on: Nov 3 2004  
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I believe it's called "Graphite Sable"... or something close to that...


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 Re: Re: Wallpaper?

 
 by surfg on: Nov 6 2004  
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yay! people are still using my wall!

windows on a mac? who the hell would want to do that?
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 double click

 
 by john81 on: Nov 3 2004  
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When I double click my windows shade. If I want windec like this I'll use windowmaker!

"Stop actin tough. No matter how much you crack you still white."
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 Re: double click

 
 by typeprinthere on: Nov 4 2004  
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I believe kde-look asks for all text to be in English, NOT moron.

I added the other buttons, so what's the problem?

Speak more clearly.


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 Thank you

 
 by john81 on: Nov 8 2004  
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It looks really nice!

"I got 5 on it"
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