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CptnObvious999
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by CptnObvious999 » Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:22 am
eyeOS 0.8.10 now supports themes guess you guys got threw to him I love the new NuevoXT one. They don't have it on the test server yet (at the time of this post) but heres a screenshot:

Theres also a theme for Mac but....bleh
EDIT: Sorry the screenshot is so small, photobucket resized it automatically.
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Jza
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by Jza » Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:27 am
cool stuff how many themes u have?
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by Judland » Thu Feb 09, 2006 6:58 am
The latest release has three default themes to choose from.
In the next few weeks, eyeOS dev. team will be releasing a new website called eyeLook, which will be used to catalog many other themes (official and community created). Sort of like KDE-Look, I suspect, but for the eyeOS system.
We're really coming along. Lots of advancements in the applications are not far behind.
The next few releases will include file sharing between users, an improved web browser (planned to include bookmarks and rss support), while other issues - like printing documents created in the document writer - have already been addressed.
The bottleneck right now isn't lack of ideas for improvements, but rather only having one person doing all of the coding. But, even so, Pau is doing a tremendous job. Real dedication there, I must say.
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by CptnObvious999 » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:53 pm
Judland wrote:The next few releases will include file sharing between users, an improved web browser (planned to include bookmarks and rss support), while other issues - like printing documents created in the document writer - have already been addressed.
I'm looking forward to the new release, eyeOS is a great program.
Judland wrote:The bottleneck right now isn't lack of ideas for improvements, but rather only having one person doing all of the coding. But, even so, Pau is doing a tremendous job. Real dedication there, I must say.
Big thanks to him! Although having one person working on it reduces a lot of overhead.
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by Judland » Tue Feb 14, 2006 10:08 am
Made my own theme last night... features transparent application windows and one big picture of a Canada Goose! I also think that the "recycle" icon is in an appropriate location
Click for close-up view.
Wasn't too difficult to do, either. Need to know a little bit about CSS coding, but I didn't change much of the existing script.
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by Judland » Wed Feb 15, 2006 3:36 pm
eyeOS has just launched it's new website dedicated to themes for the system...
eyeLook.
There's now a selection of nice themes for your eyeOS system to choose from.
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by Linc » Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:16 pm
Judland wrote:eyeOS has just launched it's new website dedicated to themes for the system...
eyeLook.
There's now a selection of nice themes for your eyeOS system to choose from.
Now that is pretty cool Judland! This is a great project and I am glad to see it continually making progress!
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by CptnObvious999 » Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:55 pm
Nuvola! Sweet now my eyeOS will look wicked awesome.
