guppetto

Livious-ubuntu

Icon Sub-Sets by Buntix 9 comments

I like it, nice work. The look is very clean and a little bit understated which is a good alternative to most of what is released these days. Don't be discourage by the comments or your score. Downloads tell the real story. If you get to 1000 downloads, it's a big hit. Continue to add on to this set and I'll grow in popularity. - Jul 24 2007

Menu Icon v2

Icon Sub-Sets by jiiprah 4 comments

Anyone know how to change the beagle task tray icon? - May 16 2007

Apple Menu Icon

Icon Sub-Sets by Fant0men 10 comments

While for the most part I agree with your comment, some people run Linux on a Mac and they like the cross branding for say a Linux based MacBook. - Apr 10 2007

Whatever2

Icon Sub-Sets by 89c51 18 comments

Where can one find that Venis Flytrap Wallpaper? A link or a zip file containing the wallpaper would be greatly appreciated. - Mar 13 2007

Clean Black Wallpaper Source

Wallpaper Other by troseph 4 comments

Thanks for the source. So many artist forget or purposely leave out the source files because they're afraid of people modifying their work and posting something similar. However, that's the whole purpose of open source; sharing the concept and watching as your work gives birth to a whole slew of new art. Good artist and developers know to give credit to the original creator and the rest learn after somone rips their work and never mentions their name (payback is a thing of beauty).

I've created an incredible openSUSE wallpaper with the samples you've posted over the past couple of days, and if I find the time to post it, I'll be certain to link back to all the files that you provided that sparked the inspiration. I havn't been inspired to make any art until i saw your submissions. - Mar 13 2007

openSUSE 5:4

Wallpaper Other by troseph 4 comments

Since this artwork is GPL, would you mind providing the sources used in making this artwork (xcf,psd, etc)? - Mar 11 2007

openSuSE 10. 2.0

GDM Themes by troseph 3 comments

These are some really nice images. Would you consider making a hi-res Wallpaper in the standard sizes to go along with the splash and GDM theme. - Mar 09 2007

Futurosoft Icons

Full Icon Themes by Sephiroth6779 87 comments

First off, to claim that these icons have been developed by some company is a complete joke. Half of these icons come from my Exquisite and OS-L icon sets and several other icon set that have appeared on this website. Now those sets are free for everyone to use, but don't make the mistake of thinking any company is going to take credit for my work or attempt to turn a profit from it.

For those that want a clear understanding of why this icon set is simply a collection of other peoples work, check out the following two set and tell me if you notice anything similar;

Exqusite:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=14788

OS-L
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=16564

Futuresoft would be wise to go elsewhere with their claims of creation. Being based South of the border won't save them either. - Feb 10 2007

Debianova

Wallpapers Debian by damknom 7 comments

Where'd you find the debian logo in that size? Great artwork! What font did you use for the letters? - Jul 28 2006

miniPager3D

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by LaFleche 25 comments

I love this little pager, but I have a problem. Whenever my desktop powers down, on resume, if I have elected to have the name of each desktop appear in each pager window, it reverts to showing desktop numbers. For instance if destop one is labeled web, upon resume, it will revert to showing 1 instead of web. It would also be nice to have the option of displaying the walpaper associated with each desktop in the pager windows while docked in the taskbar. i know you can lauch the pager independantly, but most pagers still alow you to see the desktop wallpaper while docked (like the default kde pager); this is just a request. - Mar 30 2006

kde-look.org improvement

Various Stuff by arenyart 5 comments

Well, i like your idea, but a day is way to short of a time span. Now if you say a week, then that's better in my oppinion, because you need to give submitters time to build up the content.

It would also provide a convenient snapshot of what has been submitted from week to week. - Mar 22 2006

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

Thanks! - Feb 06 2006

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

Can you provide a link to version 0.7.1? - Feb 05 2006

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

The second link should have been the following, sorry about that:

http://www.myspeedworks.com/~guppetto/images/no-shadow.jpg - Jan 24 2006

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

Let me clarify the problem. When I enable kompmanager, it draws a dropshadow around every window. SuperKaramba allows a theme creator to set the width and Height of the window that will contain the widget. In DBCalendar, I think the size of the window is about 144x248 fully expeanded while the widget graphics that youve created are somwhat smaller than that size. As a result, kompmanager is drawing a dropshadow around the window contianing the widget. Now I could decompress the theme and shrink the widow size youve set in the theme file to be equivalent to the gaphics you've created (hack to achieve the desired effect shown in the second link) or I can ask Kompmanager not to draw a shadow around the window conatining the widget (dcop call to achieve this effect - dcop kwin default set Unshadowed `xwininfo -int|grep "xwininfo: Window id:")

http://www.myspeedworks.com/~guppetto/images/shadow.png

http://www.myspeedworks.com/~guppetto/images/no-shadow.png

I'd prefer to ask kompmanager not to draw a shadow around karamba widgets, because that allows theme creators to get more elaborate with the graphics used to create widgets, but every time I click on the widget kompmanager redraws a shadow around it as soon as it get the focus. This redrawing behavior didn't occur unil I upgraded to the latest and greates version of KDE that was released last night. Shrinking the window size around the widget is the simplest fix though.
- Jan 24 2006

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

In the latest KDE 3.5 cvs release (running mandriva cooker version by the way), even when I remove the dropshadow created by Kompmanager, as soon as this widget gets the focus again, the shadow is restored. In previous versions of KDE, I could run Superkaramba widgets unshadowed. Any idea of how to change this. Now you could shrink the widget size to fit the grapics so that Kompmanager draws the shadow instead of incuding a drop shadow in the graphics. Or, by chance might you know of a way to get superkaramba to display widgets minus kompmanager drop shadows? - Jan 23 2006

ShinyBlue for deKorator 0.2

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by dcubed20 11 comments

Can you add the ? and stick buttons to the theme so that it is complete.

This theme reminds me of SUSE's theme only it smaller and slightly more elegant.

Great Job! - Jan 06 2006

superkaramba mockup

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by hili 6 comments

I think a better solution is to move all the buttons to the bottom of the form. - Dec 08 2005

New Interface for KCall

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by arendjr2 19 comments

Well, I vote for interface number two in your pdf document, but I would like to suggest a few changes. Most people will include the information for calls in their contact meta data, but for those instances in which you have to use the number pad, I would use a dropdown panel from the bottom of the form to hold the number pad. Since it appears your using qt I would suggest going with a shpe changing form to implement this change. That way, your interface would remain clean and you'd have plenty of space to display user information, but when the number pad was needed, it would be availible with the push of a button. The number pad is really only there for dramatic effect anyway, since a user could easily enter the number in the Dial text box, but for people that are new to using the software the number pad is a nice touch. Navigating through speech menus can occur, but it's not somthing that hgappens everyday, so I'd still argue that the number pad should appear on a drop panel (Panel that slides out from the bottom or left/right side of the form). I also prefer the tool buttons on top (as shown in the second display) as opposed to the side, because then the form is left/Right hand neutral. That's also why I sugested having the number pad slide out from the bottom of the form when visible. Your very last screen shot in your pdf file appears to be overly crouded. Stick with interface number two. I hope these suggestions help. - Oct 24 2005

New Interface for KCall

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by arendjr2 19 comments

You should ask the community for some custom icons for your project. Hold a contest requesting the support of some of the icon designers that post here. Give away t-shirts or memorabilia and in exchange you'll get visual tastyness forr your project. - Oct 24 2005

Pureline

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by bonafide 45 comments

In your doc at the bottom of the screen, you have an icon representing the command prompt. Where did you get that icon and what is it called? Could you post a link to the icon set or could you host a link to the icons and post the link in your reply? - Oct 22 2005

Just another mac os like desktop

KDE Plasma Screenshots by cristiantrohin 6 comments

How have you tweaked your shadow setting? What are the values for your settings? Outside of using the Kcontrol panel module, have you found any additional information on tweeking the kompmanager settings? - Oct 22 2005

My Cool Desktop

Wallpaper Other by The-Error 17 comments

Thanks for the source files, now everyones free to tinker with your wonderful creation for themselves! I wish everyone would follow you lead, it would make hacking projects so much simpler. - Oct 15 2005

My Cool Desktop

Wallpaper Other by The-Error 17 comments

Can you make the sources availible for download? - Oct 14 2005

KMetabar - (Modified Metabar 0.7)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by zammi 171 comments

I'm getting the same error:

g++: /arts: No such file or directory
In file included from kmetabar.h:12,
from kmetabar.cpp:5:
kmetabar_widget.h:56:26: error: kvideowidget.h: No such file or directory
kmetabar_widget.h:57:25: error: kplayobject.h: No such file or directory
kmetabar_widget.h:58:25: error: kartsserver.h: No such file or directory
kmetabar_widget.h:59:29: error: kartsdispatcher.h: No such file or directory
kmetabar_widget.h:60:32: error: kplayobjectfactory.h: No such file or directory
kmetabar_widget.h:210: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'KArtsDispatcher' with no type
kmetabar_widget.h:210: error: expected ';' before '*' token
kmetabar_widget.h:211: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'KVideoWidget' with no type
kmetabar_widget.h:211: error: expected ';' before '*' token
kmetabar_widget.h:212: error: 'KDE' has not been declared
kmetabar_widget.h:212: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'PlayObject' with no type
kmetabar_widget.h:212: error: expected ';' before '*' token
kmetabar_widget.h:213: error: 'Arts' has not been declared
kmetabar_widget.h:213: error: 'SoundServerV2' does not name a type
kmetabar_widget.h:214: error: 'KDE' has not been declared
kmetabar_widget.h:214: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'PlayObjectFactory' with no type
kmetabar_widget.h:214: error: expected ';' before '*' token

The header (libarts) and the development (libarts-dev) packages are installed, but KMetabar still refuses to compile. Any suggestions?
- Sep 21 2005

KMetabar - (Modified Metabar 0.7)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by zammi 171 comments

2nd screen shot. Could you make the image of the Pier available? - Sep 12 2005

KMetabar - (Modified Metabar 0.7)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by zammi 171 comments

Where can one find the pier image in your screenshot? If you can't remember, can you add a link to it? - Sep 08 2005

Plastic2 - Crystal

KDE Plasma Screenshots by zammi 5 comments

How about a link to the wallpaper? - Aug 17 2005

AeroG-inspired-digi-clock

Karamba & Superkaramba by mlong 4 comments

Mind sending me your gimp files for creating the Aero background?

I have the original Aero-sources posted by AdrienV, but I'd like to use your sources to rapidly create some Aero backgrounds in different colors for the clock. I've epanded on your clock and made the theme totally configurable with a clock alarm, user selectable text color, AM/PM display ability, resizable, and hopefuly, with your help background configurable. I need your sources to maintain the original size of the clock. I could hack together my own, but I'm not trying to upstage your original creation, I just want to expand on it a bit.

By the way, I love the 3D effect you created by slightly shitting the duplicate text. At first I asked myself why you had two text lines, then it clicked in my head. That's a great alternativce to the text shadow.

Great theme by the way! I removed my Kicker clock applet after you posted your theme. - Aug 16 2005

How is this

KDE Plasma Screenshots by suppandi 4 comments

Your setup is nice.

Where did you get the wallpaper your using? If it's no longer available online, could you provide a link or post it here? - Aug 16 2005

SuperKaramba

Karamba & Superkaramba by p0z3r 87 comments

1. Has the Mandriva compilation error been resolved?

2. Since Superkaramba is now in the kde 3.5 branch, has the problem of having shadows drawn incorrectly around widgets been resoved? - Aug 04 2005

De Drop Shadow

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by zammi 14 comments

Your missing execute permissions on the script. By default, the script does not have execute permissions. Make sure you run the following as the owner of the file (ls -l)

run the following at the command line:

1. chmod +x scriptname

2. ./scriptname &

3. click on window you want to remove the shadow from.

The script works with kompmanager which is really just xcompmanager with a few kde mods.

Hope this helps. - Aug 02 2005

OS-L

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 74 comments

Thanks for the compliment. Although there are tons of alternate icons to select from, the funny thing about OS-L is that it isn't really complete. I have about another 80 to 100 icons that I have just been to lazy to add. However, in the comming weeks, i'm going to do a big release of another icon set that in my opionion far surpasses OS-L, along with my very first SuperKaramba release, and an update to the Exqusite and H30-D3a icon releases. - Jul 14 2005

OS-L

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 74 comments

Well, inconsistency can be a problem, but OS L wasn't really put together with the idea of having a uniform look and feel. It was assembled to demonstrate the artwork of some of the best icon designers in the world. The photo-realistic look was made very popular by apple, but the icon designers have been creating great icons in that style for years. OS L is just a small sample of what has been produced over the past 2 years in celebration of the artists incredible work. if you would like to achieve a consistent look and feel, you should probably select icons from the set that are similar in design and create a subset which could then be made into a seperate icon set. - Jun 28 2005

SUSE2 Windeco

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by geflei 83 comments

Any chance that an option to use a different set of buttons might be added like Glocean (Niffty or native button set can be selected) - Jun 25 2005

Aero-G Graphics sources

Various Stuff by AdrienV 1 comment

I wish others would follow your lead. By providing the templates, the average joe gets to learn how to become a graphic artist. Linux could definitely use more graphic artist. - Jun 15 2005

OS-L

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 74 comments

Look in the OS-L build kit folder after you run the build script and you should find bzip archive that is around 10MB in size. Install this archive using the icon install menu under the Kcontrol center. - Jun 15 2005

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

The Calendar is comming along very well. I look forward to seeing just how far you can push this theme. Visually, the calendar is beautiful. If you add a few multimedia features like those incorporated in LW (sound, improved animation as you mentioned), along with the other items in your todo list I think you'll have at the very least, the second best theme available (Everyone needs the weather forcast, even more so than knowing the date -LW #1).

If I might make one suggestion, I would say that you should add a dialog box that allows a user to configure the fonts in each section. I had no problem editing the scrpt to get the fonts to fit the widget, but everyone isn't so confortable playing around with the script. LW makes changing the font color configurable with such a dialog box.

Also, although I know that the dashboard calendar is the inspiration for this theme, but have you considered adding the time to this theme(possibly an option) in the open space below the dates(centered and the same font size as the days) to add a uniqueness to the calendar.

Great work thus far! - May 19 2005

dbKalendar

Karamba & Superkaramba by PARENA 156 comments

The Calendar is comming along very well. I look forward to seeing just how far you can push this theme. Visually, the calendar is beautiful. If you add a few multimedia features like those incorporated in LW (sound, improved animation as you mentioned), along with the other items in your todo list I think you'll have at the very least, the second best theme available (Everyone needs the weather forcast, even more so than knowing the date -LW #1).

If I might make one suggestion, I would say that you should add a dialog box that allows a user to configure the fonts in each section. I had no problem editing the scrpt to get the fonts to fit the widget, but everyone isn't so confortable playing around with the script. LW makes changing the font color configurable with such a dialog box.

Great work thus far! - May 19 2005

OsxTiger mod

KDE Plasma Screenshots by barman 6 comments

Were did you get the apple clock. Is it a background that you've added to another Superkaramba clock theme? If so, can you provide a link to the background image and provide the name of the superkaramba theme? - Mar 08 2005

Baghira

KDE 3.5 Themes by thomas12777 1262 comments

Hey Thomas, can we get some new screenshots? Baghira has come a long way since your last screenshot, and it's good to show off all your hard work. - Mar 03 2005

Milosz_H30-D3A

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 26 comments

It sounds like your installing the icon build kit compressed package instead of the icon package. The icon package will be significantly larger than the build kit. MAke sure you install the correct compressed package in the KDE Icon contol center. - Feb 12 2005

Exquisite

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 90 comments

Create a folder called Exquisite and download the build kit to this folder. Extract the contents using ark (extract utility) or in a terminal issue the following command -> cd Directory_name, followed by -> tar -xvjf Exqusite.tar.bz2. Once all the files have been extracted run the build script by typing the following command in the terminal -> ./buildset

After the Exqusite icon Package is built by the script, install the icons using the KDE icon center. The fully built Equisite icon package will be larger that the compressed package containing the icon build kit. - Feb 12 2005

Exquisite

Icon Sub-Sets by guppetto 90 comments

I suppose I could add new icons, but I think I'm going to work on OS-L first. I am going to update the Konqueror button icons in the next couple of days so look for the update. - Feb 12 2005

Flexible Plugin For KSplash

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by thilomaurer 46 comments

What QT class are you using to perform the image manipulations (Smooth transitions...etc)? I'm at work and can't really dig into the code. - Feb 11 2005

SuperKaramba Mandrake RPM

Karamba & Superkaramba by ekhinox 8 comments

SuperKaramba .35 works great as long as you upgrade to the new Python Libraries. There are some incompatabilities with the new libraries, however, i've used 10.1 and haven't ran into any issues that weren't easily fixed by updating some of 10.1 default libraries. Cooker has the latest version of the Python libraries and SK .35 rpms are all over the place if do a google search. Don't fear the Cooker, Mandrakes got some good stuff brewing in that pot. - Feb 10 2005

Clear LCD Clock

Karamba & Superkaramba by ljogerst 9 comments

Which version of SuperKaramba are you using? If you're using version .35, you may need to update your Python Libraries. - Feb 09 2005

Liquid Weather ++

Karamba & Superkaramba by Matti 1797 comments

I'd love to know how to display multiple cities as well. It's very unclear how to to activate this feature and and selecting this option from the configuration menu doesn't appear to have any effect. - Jan 20 2005

My last 3 Desktops

KDE Plasma Screenshots by giftzwerg1 2 comments

Where can the Snake Eyes wallpaper be found. Can you post a link to it. - Dec 30 2004

KDE CC/IC, Konqueror, KMail (IN CVS)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by lokheed 128 comments

I can't thank you enough! I've been searching for this image for a while. - Dec 28 2004

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