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KDE4.4 Air Glass

1.2

Beryl Emerald Theme

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Downloads: 1131

Submitted: Jan 1 2010
Updated: Jan 3 2010

Description:

A glass version of the default KDE 4.4 kwin style.

*For some reason when using this on a friends computer this theme looked corrupted.
Please let me know if you have issues with this not looking right. I suspect earlier versions of emerald don't render it correctly.

Changelog:

1.1 - Hopefully fixed issue with corruption.

1.2 - Made the active title bar look milky to better fit with the Air or Eleonora plasma themes.

License: GPL

(KDE4.4-AirGlass.emerald)

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Two doubts

by klevin92 on: Jan 3 2010

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1. What's that button near the title and the icon for?

2. Not much an Emerald fan, because of this little thing: To use it you have to keep the terminal opened. Is there any other way instead of "emerald --replace" and leaving the terminal opened?

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Re: Two doubts

by hurricanek on: Jan 3 2010

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use "compiz ccp" to start compiz

and use ccsm to edit the window decoration config and fill the blank of command of decoration with emerald --replace

Anyway, there are many solution that depends on the way to enter the desktop and start compiz.

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Re: Two doubts

by hurricanek on: Jan 3 2010

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the first button I think is put a window on all desktop, just as in kwin.

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Re: Two doubts

by headl3ss on: Jan 3 2010

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Just add the command emerald --replace to the startup applications,or install fusion-icon through your distro's package manager.
Theme looks nice btw.

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Re: Two doubts

by garthecho on: Jan 3 2010

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As hurricanek says, the first button puts the window on all desktops.

For starting emerald without the terminal, I recommend installing the compiz fusion icon, which allows you to choose your window decorator via an icon in the system tray.

Depending on your distro, you should be able to use sudo apt-get install fusion-icon in the terminal and then type fusion-icon to run it.

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Re: Re: Two doubts

by klevin92 on: Jan 4 2010

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I've installed this, but the icon didn't show up yet. How do I "activate" it?

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Re: Re: Re: Two doubts

by garthecho on: Jan 4 2010

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Just type fusion-icon in your terminal and it should show up.
Once you set your window decorator to emerald it should stay as default. You wont have to reload fusion icon until you want to change decorators again.

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tnx

by martosurf on: Feb 25 2010

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gonna try it :)

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KDE4.4 Air Glass

Beryl Emerald Theme

A glass version of the default KDE 4.4 kwin style. *For some reason when using this on a friends computer this theme looked corrupted. Please let me know if you have issues with this not looking right. I suspect earlier versions of emerald don't render it correctly.

1.1 - Hopefully fixed issue with corruption. 1.2 - Made the active title bar look milky to better fit with the Air or Eleonora plasma themes.

Two doubts

1. What's that button near the title and the icon for? 2. Not much an Emerald fan, because of this little thing: To use it you have to keep the terminal opened. Is there any other way instead of "emerald --replace" and leaving the terminal opened?

Re: Two doubts

use "compiz ccp" to start compiz and use ccsm to edit the window decoration config and fill the blank of command of decoration with emerald --replace Anyway, there are many solution that depends on the way to enter the desktop and start compiz.

Re: Two doubts

the first button I think is put a window on all desktop, just as in kwin.

Re: Two doubts

Just add the command emerald --replace to the startup applications,or install fusion-icon through your distro's package manager. Theme looks nice btw.

Re: Two doubts

Re: Re: Two doubts

I've installed this, but the icon didn't show up yet. How do I "activate" it?

Re: Re: Re: Two doubts

Just type fusion-icon in your terminal and it should show up. Once you set your window decorator to emerald it should stay as default. You wont have to reload fusion icon until you want to change decorators again.

tnx

gonna try it :)

A glass version of the default KDE 4.4 kwin style.

*For some reason when using this on a friends computer this theme looked corrupted.
Please let me know if you have issues with this not looking right. I suspect earlier versions of emerald don't render it correctly.

1.1 - Hopefully fixed issue with corruption.

1.2 - Made the active title bar look milky to better fit with the Air or Eleonora plasma themes.

1. What's that button near the title and the icon for?

2. Not much an Emerald fan, because of this little thing: To use it you have to keep the terminal opened. Is there any other way instead of "emerald --replace" and leaving the terminal opened?

use "compiz ccp" to start compiz

and use ccsm to edit the window decoration config and fill the blank of command of decoration with emerald --replace

Anyway, there are many solution that depends on the way to enter the desktop and start compiz.

Just add the command emerald --replace to the startup applications,or install fusion-icon through your distro's package manager.
Theme looks nice btw.

Just type fusion-icon in your terminal and it should show up.
Once you set your window decorator to emerald it should stay as default. You wont have to reload fusion icon until you want to change decorators again.