murrina for windows

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

Score 50.0%

Description:

this is the murrina engine recompiled for usage under windows.

Even when i can't use linux at work like i do at home, so why not spread the linux style in the windows world :)

you can download it with a testproject under the coding link on my site.
have fun with it

Last changelog:

12 years ago

ok i missed the right gtk category, so now it should be in the right place :)

btw, the screenshot is done using the source of the printerdemo from the gtkmm examples. just added one define to load my gtkrc style.

and of course u dont need any runtime librarys, u can just download the code , unpack it and execute it.

it's so cool to use the murrina linsta theme on an xp based system :)

have fun again

Udders3
12 years ago

Where do I download this? When I click on the d/l link it takes me to your site =/

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th3matr1x
12 years ago

oO
there arent lots of links on my site, but let me give u a hint :)

it's under the Coding Link

hf, hope u like it

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th3matr1x
12 years ago

yes i only use linux at home, but i must use windows at work, what a shame actually, so if u ever want to help other think about linux and gtk, then use it too on windows machine :)

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nana
12 years ago

No windows style in this site
there is a lot of windows style in the net
this is the only place linux user feel at home sorry :D

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angrykeyboarder
12 years ago

So where does that leave FreeBSD users?

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Goamaus
12 years ago

If you had taken a look at the screenshot, you'd notice, that it shows a gtk app... as there are actually gtk apps available for windows, gnome-look.org is _definitely the right place_ to post this content.

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studioz
12 years ago

I use Windows at work too, and I'll install this on my machine and if it's really good as the screenshot I'll install it in all the 43 wXP stations of our network. This can really help us to migrate to Gnome/Linux in the future.

About the votes down, don't bother, go ahead with this software!

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