Krux

KDE 3.0-3.4 Themes

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Crux window decoration + style inspired by the eazel-blue style from aronnax

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schnoopy

18 years ago

Except the small border around the window decorations that makes the whole thing look a bit overloaded. but the rest is nice...

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daniele

18 years ago

The style would be great if I could apply my own colorscheme, which is impossible due to the fact that you hardcoded the colors in the style.
Otherwise it would be a good style

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jcphil

18 years ago

Looks exactly like the window decorations for old Helix Code Gnome. Frankly, I'm amazed that anybody thought it was worth copying. Iwas trying to get rid of it as soon as I saw it.

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Yaba

18 years ago

Just a question before I install it. Will this theme install as a English version on an English KDE?

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Markus

18 years ago

Themes are language independend.

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