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Kachang

Wallpaper Other 8 comments

by encrypted

Score 50.0%

May 11 2006

Typically, kachang is shaved ice, served with a red beans and has a creamy topping...um, evaporated milk, I am pretty sure. I haven't had it since...1999, last time I was in Singapore, but it -is- a tastey treat when suffering the heat and humidity there. Never seen it with lychee fruit, though. - May 11 2006

vSMP Monitor

Karamba & Superkaramba 15 comments

by spartak

Score 50.0%

Jan 25 2006

I second this...wonderful wallpaper! - Jan 13 2006

deadbinkies

Fonts 9 comments

by bink

Score 50.0%

Dec 14 2005

Download the font. You may have to right-click on the link and choose 'Save Link As...' and then rename the file from 'download.php' to 'binkie.ttf' like I had to.

Once saved, browse to where you saved it, right click on the font icon and go to the 'Actions' sub-menu, choose Install. KDE will ask if you want to install for yourself or for the entire system; if you have access to the root password, you can install for the system, else, you'll have to install locally.

There are harder, command-line ways of doing this, but this is KDE, and KDE makes font installing easy. ;) - Dec 15 2005

Ricebowl

Icon Sub-Sets 48 comments

by Phytonix

Score 40.0%

Feb 17 2006

Argh, I 2nd this. I don't have time to monkey with setting a lot of icons. Beautiful set, but won't be used much unless they are easy to install. The icon standard for KDE has been around for years now, is easy to use, and just *works* without having the end-user fuss much. - Dec 14 2005

I hope to see a full set eventually. And kudos on not doing Yet Another Crystral Lookalike. I like crystal, I also like options -- sometimes, crystal just don't look good on certain wallpapers. - Sep 06 2005

Lipstik

KDE 3.5 Themes 347 comments

by PaT

Score 50.0%

Oct 01 2007

I find this happens more often than I like when I use downloaded tarball sources...so I created a little python script to fix it for me:

#!/usr/bin/env python

import os
import sys

if len(sys.argv) >= 2:
  the_path = sys.argv[1]
else:
  the_path = '.'

for path, dirs, files in os.walk(the_path):
  for f in files:
    f = os.path.join(path, f)
    print 'Touching %s ... ' % f,
    os.system('touch %s' % f)
    print 'DONE.'

sys.exit(0)

I could use bash/shell, but I was prefer the python version. - Dec 06 2005

Vista-Inspirate

Icon Sub-Sets 62 comments

by saki

Score 37.3%

Nov 20 2005

Nice looking icons, but how come the default folder icon is blue and all the rest of the special icons (Documents, etc) are brown? Makes for a not-so-attractive mismatch. - Nov 21 2005

deKorator

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 383 comments

by motyR

Score 50.0%

Feb 20 2006

I had a similar idea to this, but 1.) have absolutely no time to pursue it and 2.) don't quite have the skills to tackle such a project. (Panel Applets, I can do...learning to do more is a work in progress. ;-) )

I always kind of liked the way that WindowMaker handled windecs, where you can tile, stretch, etc an image, plus have gradient and color 'over lays' to further change the appearance. Either way, I am also a firm believe that windecs should hide the bottom window handle when the window is shaded, or at least make it optional.

Anyways, nice work, glad to see someone doing this. - Nov 18 2005

Answers.com Search

Karamba & Superkaramba 29 comments

by sg1

Score 50.0%

Nov 22 2005

Bah, nevermind. :P I just never used an skz file with superkaramba before.

/me shrugs - Nov 02 2005

WTH is a .skz file? - Nov 02 2005

error? ORROR!

Various Stuff 19 comments

by elgx

Score 50.0%

Nov 01 2005

I've had graphic glitches (appears to be corrupted video memory) ever since I moved from Gentoo to Hoary (and now also in Breezy) on any windec that I install myself, regardless of correct prefix or not, however, this is only at work, where I am working on an integrated Intel i810 video adapter. At home, on my nVidia 5200FX card (and using nvidia drivers) I have no issue.

I posted about this on the (k)ubuntu forums several months ago and never got any replies. I just gave up and now use the included 'Glow' windec. Not as pretty, but I gotta get my work done. - Nov 01 2005

Paranoid Droid 1

Wallpaper Other 5 comments

by wmaddler

Score 50.0%

Oct 27 2005

I'm not lawyer, but as far as I know, technically, you *can't* at all. ;-) There is no legal definition for 'fan fiction' or 'fan derived' work that I have ever heard of.

(Note: I'm a writer (though sadly not super successful yet!) so deal with copyright issues quite a bit for my own knowledge and safety.) - Oct 28 2005

Really, you can not even do that: it is still a copyrighted image that you are distributing. Fair Use dictates *your* non-commericial usage, not rights to redistribute any derivative artwork, unless a parody or satire, which this is neither.

Don't mean to sound bad, but that is generally how it is. - Oct 28 2005

Noob Desktop

Wallpaper Other 8 comments

by wolveen

Score 50.0%

Oct 27 2005

95% of my work on linux is done in KDE, very little GNU about it, 'cept that it was compiled with gcc. Granted, a lot of the apps used 'under the hood' are GNU apps, but I find calling it 'GNU/Linux' silly, since it assumes that the apps would not have been created anyways had they not existed.

I call what I drive to work my Car, not my Ford/Car, even though a lot of the pieces 'under the hood' are indeed, Ford made pieces.

I give respect to Stallman, because he *has* done a lot for F/OSS, but the whole silly "It has to be *GNU*/Linux!" thing is just...silly. - Oct 28 2005

Powder

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 74 comments

by Maxilys

Score 50.0%

Oct 31 2005

This is a nice windec, but I think the 'shaded' view is...clunky. My suggestion would be to add an option to remove the rounded inner frame and just show the outer windec frame. Does that make sense? And an option to make smaller title bars would be nice as well, since I *prefer* mine very thin and small (and I have a 21" screen I run at 1280x1024, I just like small titlebars! Heh.)

See the Grover windec (still one of my faves) for I personally think all windecs should handle shading. :) Essentially, we don't need the bottom window frame when in shaded view.

Otherwise, great work! It's different and nice over all! :) - Oct 21 2005

KAdventure

Arcade 8 comments

by arendjr2

Score 50.0%

Sep 05 2005

I've tried both versions, and neither works. Don't have time to bother with it, though would like to try the game. I wish you had used the standard automake ./configure package. - Sep 08 2005

Kubun2 Transparent BG

Wallpaper Other 3 comments

by valleyman86

Score 50.0%

Sep 07 2005

Wow, that REALLY turned out well. I just grabbed your 1280 version and it looks absolutely great with my gradient colors behind it.

Thank you for taking the time to do this! - Sep 08 2005

Kubun2 (Rerendered WAY BETTER QUALITY)

Wallpaper Other 7 comments

by valleyman86

Score 50.0%

Sep 05 2005

'Cept that you'd have to do that whenever a color change was required.

If you use alpha transparency and save as png, you can have semi-transparent drop shadows. Check out some of the wallpapers that are in the kde-artwork package as well as some of the wallpapers here. I used semi-transparent drop shadows all the time in my gimp/photoshop created wallpapers, but is that possible in your rendering app?

RGBA ftw. :D - Sep 07 2005

I'd love to see this without the white background, but transparent so a user can choose which color background they want to show through. Is that possible with what you are rendering with? - Sep 06 2005

Mallory

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 39 comments

by Maxilys

Score 50.0%

Aug 30 2005

I have to admit, I did not like Mallory much when you first released it. The windec was just not my taste, but this latest release with the Square Buttons and such, I am really liking it now. Maybe I just changed in a few months time, but either way, good work! :D - Aug 30 2005

KEnigma

Education Apps 11 comments

by ae6gn

Score 50.0%

Feb 17 2006

Laugh all you want, but I think this is pretty nifty, after having read "Cryptonomicon" by Stephenson, where he goes into detail about how the Enigma machines worked, how that extra 4th dial makes the encryption much harder to break. Thank goodness we broke it. ;) - Aug 25 2005

Concept: Modern Desktop

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 10 comments

by kasra23

Score 50.0%

Aug 19 2005

Interesting idea. Personally, I think desktop icons are evil ;-) but for those who chose to use them, I can see where this idea could come in quite handy.

I'd like to see this idea added to the KMenu, since the KMenu versions are less than optimal. :-/ - Aug 20 2005

Contactlist

Karamba & Superkaramba 66 comments

by bonafide

Score 50.0%

Sep 20 2005

This is one of the few SK themes I'd use. (SK is great, but I just don't need all the monitors which seem popular. ;)

I hope to see this one evolve as well, opening chat windows, letting me know if I have a new message, etc...

The only big problem I found was that if you close Kopete, the theme doesn't seem to notice and hangs. - Aug 15 2005

Debwall

Wallpaper Other 7 comments

by VemeC

Score 50.0%

Sep 26 2006

I'd like to see this in orange (but nothing that I can't do within KDE) but a version without the 'Debian' at the top right corner would be nice...just the logo. I keep my kicker at the top, and the name is half-covered in it's current position. Overall, however, a very beautiful wallpaper. :) - Aug 12 2005

Perl Audio Converter

Audio Extractors/Converters 79 comments

by viron

Score 63.3%

Jan 13 2014

Better yet, use:

kde-config --prefix

Last I heard, $KDEDIR is being depreciated for setup and configure scripts. - Aug 06 2005

KClip

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 15 comments

by SynTruth

Score 50.0%

Jun 16 2005

Thanks. :)

I'm using QtCurve, downloaded from this site.

http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=5065 - Jun 15 2005

KBFX Silk (KBFX 0.4.9.3.1)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 613 comments

by sirajr

Score 58.0%

Mar 05 2008

Ahh, I see now. I had to restart my kicker for the button applet to resize itself, however. Maybe you need to call updateLayout() after the image in painted, so that the kicker can resize itself as needed. - Jun 15 2005

This is a nice applet.

A few suggestions for future versions:

- A setting to control width. I made my own (boring, white text, all transparent) button, but I don't need it as wide as the applet makes it.

- Your config dialog is broken, as it comes with no window decorations, etc. I'd suggest using a KDialogBase to create the dialog, since it comes with sensible defaults. - Jun 14 2005

Kubuntu Human Color

KDE 3 Color Schemes 4 comments

by sniper

Score 50.0%

Jun 14 2005

This would look great with the QTCurve style (since it has more options than regular BlueCurve). - Jun 14 2005

MKUltra with Optional Knifty-like Buttons

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 6 comments

by jirie

Score 50.0%

Jun 14 2005

If it got installed in the correct place, just go to your Control Center -> Appearance and Themes -> Window Decorations.

Depending on your linux distro, it might have gotten installed in the wrong place.

What does 'kde-config --prefix' tell you on the command line? It should have gotten installed in the directory returned by that command, but when you ran configure, it might have gotten the wrong path, which sometimes happens.

Trying doing this:

./configure --prefix="`kde-config --prefix`"

...note the back-ticks inside the double quotes. :) - Jun 14 2005

Celtic - preview

Cursors 16 comments

by croky

Score 50.0%

Jun 03 2005

What's with the dots in the middle of each? In my opinion, it takes away from the Celtic design. They are also a bit too blue for me (I prefer lighter/whiter cursors, but that is personal pref, of course. ;) ) but otherwise, they are definately nice and different. - Jun 03 2005

Clearlooks color scheme

KDE 3 Color Schemes 7 comments

by amiroff

Score 50.0%

May 19 2005

This is rather nice, for yet another blue based color scheme. I like the not-too-gray widget colors, especially with the QTCurve style. I downloaded yours and modified mine to use Orange/Yellow for titlebars and highlighted text, but otherwise, quite the nice blend. :D - May 19 2005

X-illusion

Wallpaper Other 4 comments

by Jumlin

Score 50.0%

Apr 22 2005

For being Yet Another Dark Wallpaper, I rather like it. - Apr 22 2005

dotCURVE

KDE 3.5 Themes 56 comments

by peroxid

Score 50.0%

Sep 11 2006

rc1 is very nice. I still have a few problems with some text fields in Konqueror rendered webpages always having a white background but the foreground color is still whatever the CSS specifies. Make it hard to read what is being typed in some fields, but the only one I remember off the top of my head is at the World of Warcraft forums.

Still, great looking style and good work! Thanks. :D - Apr 15 2005

Superman Godfall

Wallpaper Other 1 comment

by ahmethungari

Score 50.0%

Apr 11 2005

That can not be free for use. It uses a copyrighted image and even fair-user provisions do not cover sharing that wallpaper. - Apr 11 2005

Robotorch

GTK2 Themes 18 comments

by Six

Score 50.0%

May 23 2005

Now, who do I send my eye doctor bills to? That hurt... ;)

Cool idea about having something as obvious for root-run'd apps, but who in the heck would allow other users to run root-pwd processes? :) - Apr 08 2005

My favorite app icons

Icon Sub-Sets 6 comments

by ivanciko

Score 50.0%

Feb 18 2005

It's not a 'dummy post' -- it's a legitimate concern. You can't say the license is GPL, because legally, it can not be. All he was saying is that you can't license other people's work on the GPL -- for that matter, you can't even *share* these icons under most copyright law without the copyright holder's permission, since it doesn't fall under fair-use. - Feb 18 2005

Glasstic X11 Mouse theme

Cursors 9 comments

by an10ae

Score 50.0%

Feb 20 2005

I tried installing this, but KDE Control Center said it does not appear to be a valid mouse theme. - Feb 17 2005

Dial a Task-O-Matic

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 11 comments

by ccimiluca

Score 50.0%

Feb 04 2005

WinDec doesn't have any mouse events, so it can't get in the way of things.

How about another option: Scrolling over the title-bar changes the desktop, but bringing that window with you. IE: I am on Desktop 1, but want my Konsole window on Desktop 2. I could right-click to do so, or if I have a graphic pager, drag it to that desktop -- or with this option, I could put my mouse over the title bar and scroll until I am on Desktop 2.

I used scroll events in KClip (here or at kde-apps.org) to do desktop switching, so the actual code is really simply. (I was new to C++/QT at the time.) - Feb 04 2005

SVG Deco - concept

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 23 comments

by spasemunkie

Score 50.0%

May 05 2005

Have you used the Grover windec? It has an option ("plastic" iirc) to looks kinda something like this, except for the buttons. The buttons are nice. - Jan 25 2005

RGB

Wallpaper Other 1 comment

by xkxdxmx

Score 50.0%

Dec 21 2004

This is original and different. Nice renders on the stairs. :) - Dec 22 2004

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada

KDE 3 Color Schemes 1 comment

by bego

Score 50.0%

Dec 08 2004

These are very bright colors. I'm not 100% sure why, but I suddenly got a flashback to the 80's. ;) - Dec 08 2004

System Tray 2 (with icon hiding support)

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 165 comments

by Dgege

Score 50.0%

Dec 20 2004

Um, no you don't. I have my Applet Handles turned-off as well, but if you let your mouse hover over where they are, especially towards the bottom (my kicker is at the top of screen) or top, the applet menu will appear. If you want, I can take a screenshot of this. :D

If you can't tell where the Applet Handle is, well, that's a different story, but I have no trouble finding mine. - Nov 23 2004

KoolTime

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 15 comments

by Yonen

Score 50.0%

Nov 20 2004

Looks good and different. A question, though, even if it may sound silly, but will it work with transparent kickers? I mean, making the background color transparent if the kicker is? - Nov 16 2004

OneFinger

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 27 comments

by seguso

Score 50.0%

Aug 02 2005

...or for that matter, using the 'history' command as well. ;) - Nov 03 2004

Hit Control-R sometime in a bash prompt. It allows searching of past commands, type a few letters and it'll match them automatically.

For example:

In my konsole window, I hit ^R and type 'nano':

(reverse-i-search)`nano -w': nano -w .ssh/known_hosts

I'm not saying this app isn't nice or anything. For me at least, and I suspect others as well, I can type and use the built-in bash CLI commands faster. :) - Nov 03 2004

This had to be a heck of a code job, even in python. (w00t for the python!)

However, I can't see the usefulness of it; I type faster and with bash-completion, I can do commands much more faster than I can with point-n-click. If the purpose was to teach CLI commands, etc, I might see the use, but like you said, you still have to know the CLI well.

I just can't see people being fast enough on the mouse to make this exceedingly useful. - Nov 02 2004

KomboPager

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 22 comments

by wireframe01

Score 50.0%

Nov 30 2004

Then might I humbly also suggest KClip for a try? I made it for the same purpose, to take back some Kicker space, 'cept that I use mouse buttons/scroll wheel to change (though I normally use hotkeys, I just needed a way to tell which desktop I was on.)

http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=12202

I really do need to updated it again, for new KDE's, but the version that is one this site is the one I still use myself. :) - Oct 31 2004

Real KDE XP

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 45 comments

by cjacker

Score 50.0%

Oct 21 2004

Because he specifically says so? ;) And he makes no mention of [Super]Karamba at all? - Oct 22 2004

But it's *not* possible, unless he *totally* hacked the Kicker code. This is not a theme, this is a hacked screenshot, nothing more, and I have a strong feeling that is all that it'll remain. - Oct 22 2004

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