cyberpython-Circles

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A metacity theme inspired by similar emerald themes.
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12 years ago

Version 1.2: changed left & right border width to 5 pixels - so that it is easier to resize
Version 1.1: added "restore" button

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fish95

12 years ago

nice theme

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12 years ago

Version 1.2: changed left & right border width to 5 pixels - so that it is easier to resize
Version 1.1: added "restore" button

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