

If you add it as an option, you can let the user decide if he/she needs it. Just make sure they look good (if enabled) ;-). - Apr 17 2008
One thing I don't like though is the size of the scrollbars, they are a bit too wide. Wider scrollbars are easier to grab, of course, but those are too large anyway. It would be really nice if you could make them a little smaller. - Apr 02 2008

Full Icon Themes by everaldo 127 comments

Audio Apps by Sebien 324 comments
Though I think that scrolling with the mouse wheel should by DEFAULT change the volume, not the position in the track. This should only happen if you scroll not over the cover but over the position bar. Really, changing the position in a track is one of the things people normally never do. And if, they usually have the main interface opened anyway because they're searching through a couple of files. - Jun 17 2007

Audio Apps by Sebien 324 comments
Quite the contrary on the commercial side of programs is Adobe Audition. I know a lot of my friends use it because it's UI is so easy to understand, and I just tried it yesterday. It's a self-explaining UI, sticking to common UI guidelines, but it takes ages to get a result, seriously! Common UI guidelines just aren't good for professional audio programs. And so I just came back to Ableton Live (which btw. has a WAY higher learning curve than Traverso).
What I would like to see in 0.5 is an equalizer. Please, Traverso devs, if you read this, take a look at Ableton Live and look where they put the plugins. This would be the perfect way to implement in Traverso. Right now, it's not powerful enough for me. But it DEFINITELY has the most potential of all Linux audio programs out there. - Jun 13 2007

Beryl/Emerald Themes by code2 161 comments
Btw., K3B 1.0 is even featured at golem.de :-). - Mar 17 2007
Hope this helps =). - Mar 12 2007

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by scream 6 comments
6 or 8 desktops is rather rare, mostly because then people use on desktop per app. But if you then had the dynamic approach I proposed in a reply to the first reply of your post (complicated ^^, I'll simply update the description tomorrow), you would still go fine with the space. - Jan 28 2007

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by scream 6 comments
Maybe even in a nice animation, don't know whether it's possible with the current kicker code.
This would give you nearly the same space you now have with the option "show only windows of current desktop", plus the advantages of my approach. - Jan 28 2007
runs fine, no errors (kde-prefix is correctly detected automatically, that's not the point).
Typed in the sudo pw, and everything seemed to run fine. But it doesn't appear in the windec-list. Any ideas? - Dec 02 2005

Network by yodor 109 comments

Network by yodor 109 comments

Icon Sub-Sets by steveking 3 comments
I would love to see this icontheme as a standard for KDE4. I mean, just take a look at the mockups and screenshots here, nearly everyone who loves eyecandy uses your iconset. You're the standard in icon-eyecandy on KDE now!
So please keep up the good work and create all the icons needed to replace Crystal with nuoveXT! - Aug 29 2005

KDE Plasma Screenshots by motyR 5 comments

KDM3 Themes by rokkford 53 comments

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by rokkford 36 comments

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by rokkford 36 comments
Well, I really have no problem with you using it. And I also don't worry about getting less attention than I deserve (this is a splash screen, not a killer app ^^). It's just that I'd like people to really keep the GPL in mind when they use it. More and more, there's a tendency to just use everything licensed under the GPL as if you did it yourself.
But nice work, though, especially your login theme. I guess I'll try it this week. - Jul 25 2005

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by rokkford 36 comments
I don't have any problem with you using them, I just insist on you adhering to the GPL. - Jul 25 2005
Still, I have some things you should take a look at (apart from the missing icons): The back and the up-button for directory browsing (e.g. in konqueror, or in save and open dialogs) are pretty similar. Please make them somewhat different so that they can be divided at the first look!
You should also take a look at the konqueror and kontact buttons, the world in the back of them is a little bit too small and looks more like an egg than a sphere.
But still, it's the best iconset out there! - Jul 23 2005

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by Devilz 6 comments

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by scream 8 comments
I'll add that tomorrow, I'm not on my computer right now. Thanks for that hint! - Jul 22 2005
Really nice, using it every time now. But plz make an "Opera" icon for the next release (and maybe an openoffice 2, too), then I'd be REALLY happy :D. - Jul 20 2005

Gimp Splashes by kosmo 3 comments
But GREAT WORK! - May 04 2005

Emoticons by boardercoach 15 comments

KDM3 Themes by scream 14 comments

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

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by earth 21 comments
But with some differences:
When you're in filemanager mode, it hides the non-matching items, when you're browsing the web, it just works as the firefox search bar does. The firefox search bar is really great, it's one of the most innovative features it has. Simple, clean and really useful. - Mar 13 2005

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by roachofdiscord 35 comments

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by roachofdiscord 35 comments
http://www.slicker.org/setup/modules/gallery/fop/images/menu.jpg
THAT's the way how KDE4 should be designed.
www.slicker.org - Jan 22 2005

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by roachofdiscord 35 comments
http://www.slicker.org/setup/modules/gallery/fop/images/menu.jpg
THAT's the way how KDE4 should be designed.
www.slicker.org - Jan 22 2005

KDE 3.x Splash Screens by swim 2 comments
But nice screen, really, I like it :). - Jan 10 2005

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by lokheed 128 comments
But now I like the idea :). - Dec 26 2004

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by lokheed 128 comments
Well, I actually thought you just mentioned KCC as an example and wanted themes for nearly everything in KDE, and that's what I wouldn't agree with. I thought you wanted a KDE style engine that allows designing programs like websites, and I don't think this is useful. (I hope you now get my point)
Well, but a theme plugin only for that little thing in KCC could be nice. It might also be useful for PR reasons: Imagine which good platform this would give for distributors to get their logos on your desktop - a SuSE theme in KCC. Of course, you can still switch to other themes.
ATI already did this with their new themeable Control Center on Windows.
Well, I finally like your idea, now that I understand your point :).
PS: I hope you now also got what I was talking about all the time... :-/ - Dec 26 2004

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by lokheed 128 comments
I was talking about that I don't like the idea that every program has it's OWN theme (with it's own themeing engine).
I think you mean that KDE needs a better theme engine. I fully agree with that, but I don't see no point in letting every app design it's own buttons.
Imagine what a chaos there would be on your desktop - it's already a problem now with the different toolkits - GTK, Java, Qt. I agree that KDE themes should be much more flexible, but if every program has it's own theme, own icons, own colours, own fonts - it's just a mess!!
Maybe you could tell me more exactly wether you're talking about the KDE themeing engine or themes for every program as it's hard for me to discuss this without knowing what you're exactly talking about :D. - Dec 25 2004