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Windows 2000 Theme

  

Theme/Style for KDE 2.1

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Windows 2000 Theme
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Downloads:  8328
Submitted:  Oct 10 2001
Updated:  Oct 10 2001

Description:

Now A full fledge theme with colors, sound and wallpaper but without icons. Since this theme with icons will be of 1.5mb, and I have had problems uploading it. So, Please download the "Windows 2000 Icon theme" from the "Icons" section.

Unfortunately KDE Thememanager doesn't have any documentation or options to add other stuff like KWin Style, Style, Mouse options etc., to make it more windows like. I suggest you to manually set the style and window decoration to 'Redmond' after the theme is applied.

I have created this theme to make ex-Windoze users comfortable with our Best KDE. I was converted to KDE by the Windows2000-1.1.2 theme by Roberto Martin Garcia. I feel that this will ease the ex-windows users fear-of-the-new-desktop syndrome ;). Hope you like it.




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 Despite naysayers...

 
 by anonymous on: Oct 15 2001  
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I say good job. Guys, loose the childish "winbloze suxs" attitude. You only hurt *NIX with such an immature attitude. If we want Linux - and other Unices - to succeed on the Desktop (and they can), we need Linux/UNIX desktops to act/look what those users already know - Windows. Not everbody out there using computers - or using Linux, for that matter - makes computers their lives. Some people simply want to use the darn thing. And once you get used to using one OS, making the transition to another that acts different, looks different, and has different applications can be quite unsettling. I, too, used the Windows 2000 KDE1 theme, and liked it. It was something familiar.

Now, personally, I think Windows 200 is a fine-looking OS. Flame me if you want, but that doesn't change the fact that it looks PROFESSIONAL. I like it's color scheme. In fact, at this very moment I'm using a Windows 2000-espe color scheme right now on KDE (soft blue backgroun, tan widgets, fading menus) by golly, I like a lot. It's clean, functional, and professionl looking.

If you wanna know what's ugly, just try to look at XP's Luna. :o) - kudos to the Luna theme developer, too, for a nice job.

This is a good theme, and gives the Linux newbie a familiar look and feel to ease the pain of transition (bigger than you might think). GREAT JOB!


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 Re: Despite naysa...

 
 by anonymous on: Jan 16 2002  
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I completely agree.

Stop whining about how much you hate Microsoft just because everyone else does.


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 ewwww

 
 by anonymous on: Oct 25 2001  
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windows looks awful, ugliest os ever me thinks :) But good job nonetheless, you certainly made kde look like Win2K


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 I call for a hybrid!

 
 by anonymous on: Oct 25 2001  
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Windows 2000 is very nice and professional looking. So is GNOME. I think KDE acts/feels the best of the lot of 'em. I just don't like KDE's cartoonish look. Let's make KDE look more like a Professional KDE. I love the Windows 2000 color scheme (tan widgets/skin) - I'm using it right now with the QNix style. I love GNOME's photo-realistic icons. I get the impression Tackat (KDE's art coordinator, or something to that effect) is oppopsed to photo-realistic icons, opting more for symbolic icons. I think that is the right approach, but please let's no have them come from Toon Town.


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 There is no Readme.

 
 by anonymous on: Oct 27 2001  
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When I downloaded this from windows & transported it to my Linux/Mandrake operating system their was no way for me to install it. This website needs to poste a how to Install link.


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 Heh

 
 by anonymous on: Nov 16 2001  
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Wow...when you change the icons and wallpaper KDE looks just like windows...who woulda thunk it?


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 by anonymous on: Dec 9 2001  
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windows is CRAP


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 "windows is crap"

 
 by anonymous on: Jan 5 2002  
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That's a dumb post.
Try to make an OS which is half that good. Or just try to make an OS. You can't, so shut up. For this theme, it doesn't matters you like it or not, the point is to get KDE look like windows, and this worked. The author did this very well, and the fact that windows is crap or not/ugly or not doesn't matters.
Ow, and to the idiot who said "windows is crap", you'll certainly fail to make an OS, the question is if you'd get a theme like this done.


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