
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Package of images to be used as reflections with Compiz.
TO USE:
Untar the file wherever you want
Enable the Reflection plugin in CCSM
In the options for the Reflection plugin, change the reflection image to whichever one you like best
A user asked how I got the screenshot to look like it does. there are two ways you can do this
One way is to use a recent version of the Murrine engine, such as one included in Ubuntu Intrepid or Jaunty, and use the GTK RGBA module from http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Another+Gtk+RGBA+module+?content=100968 and follow the instructions there to enable RGBA colormaps.
The other way is to go into Compizconfig, and under the General section go to opacity, add a new value, set the Window Match to "any" (without quotes) and set the opacity to ~88-95. nNote, however, that this will make EVERYTHING transparent, which can make it hard to read text
after you do that, enable the "Reflections for windows" option under the Reflection category.
10 years ago
version 1.applesauce- added a new texture and uploaded a screenshot
version 1.chunky.applesauce- added instructions for how i got the screensot like that
version macadamea.nut.cookie- added a new reflection image, and made inverses of some of the older ones
Version roflcopter.6- blurred some old images and added a vista-esque one, for you Microshaft fanboys ;)
Version asparagus: Updated the instructions, as it is no longer necessary to use the SVN Murrine engine.
5.cranberry: Updated download link. The old hosting site messed up the file name and made it difficult to extract.
Updated URL to fix download. My friend's server took a dump and lost all my files, so I had to dig around the internets to find this again. Sorry guys, it's back again.
10 years ago
version 1.applesauce- added a new texture and uploaded a screenshot
version 1.chunky.applesauce- added instructions for how i got the screensot like that
version macadamea.nut.cookie- added a new reflection image, and made inverses of some of the older ones
Version roflcopter.6- blurred some old images and added a vista-esque one, for you Microshaft fanboys ;)
Version asparagus: Updated the instructions, as it is no longer necessary to use the SVN Murrine engine.
5.cranberry: Updated download link. The old hosting site messed up the file name and made it difficult to extract.
Updated URL to fix download. My friend's server took a dump and lost all my files, so I had to dig around the internets to find this again. Sorry guys, it's back again.
SicoBulo
10 years ago
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rakeshiitprudhvi
11 years ago
will u plz check this out....I wd look forward for using this pack
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95monye
11 years ago
thx for answers!
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ElTimo
11 years ago
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BigCityCat
12 years ago
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ElTimo
12 years ago
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ElTimo
12 years ago
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FraSMOG
12 years ago
http://pimpmylinux.wordpress.com/2008/11/26/pimp-my%E2%84%A2-finestre-trasparenti-con-murrina-e-gtk/
mi auguro possa servire a qualcuno...
:)
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FraSMOG
10 years ago
http://pimpmylinux.wordpress.com/2010/06/06/pimp-my-%E2%84%A2-trasparenza-con-murrina-e-gtk-per-ubuntu-lucid/
Spero serva a qualcuno.
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ElTimo
12 years ago
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debiani386
12 years ago
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Contrast
12 years ago
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ElTimo
12 years ago
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simongaiteiro
12 years ago
Do you can use murrine as a KDE style???
I was trying to use a murrine theme as the KDE style but I didn't get it. Only works at GTK applications.
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ElTimo
12 years ago
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simongaiteiro
12 years ago
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gnrathon
12 years ago
wonderful!!
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skatox
12 years ago
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Contrast
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ElTimo
12 years ago
Share them with your friends!
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