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Volatile plasma theme.
Looks great on dark or colorful wallpapers, be sure to enable the blur effect if you are using compiz instead of kwin.
Credits to the authors of glassified and vistar7.
SEE ALSO: The emerald theme
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Volatile?content=127543
9 years ago
Tasks:
- Thinner and brighter borders.
- Slightly edited the transparency for brighter wallpapers.
Dialogs:
- Changed background for dialogs
Added background where it was missing.
Added systemtray icons for applications.
- Removed the old arrow style for systemtray popup. (Using systemdefault)
9 years ago
Tasks:
- Thinner and brighter borders.
- Slightly edited the transparency for brighter wallpapers.
Dialogs:
- Changed background for dialogs
Added background where it was missing.
Added systemtray icons for applications.
- Removed the old arrow style for systemtray popup. (Using systemdefault)
mozo
2 years ago
do you have any plans to update the this gorgeous theme?
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relaxicanfixit8
5 years ago
What is that window decoration theme shown in the third preview? It looks cool, but I can't find it anywhere.
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stevenwr
9 years ago
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spell
10 years ago
- The controlbars have black backgrounds, but that makes an to high contrasts of the icons if you have an dark wallpaper. My suggestion would be an transparent dark-grey background instead of an black one.
- The menu shown when clicking on the plasma symbol is to transparent, making it hardly readable on most wallpapers, it should be an black background like the default plasmoid border.
- The progressbars of KNotify have a very low contrast to the environment, an much to low
- The expand icon of the Taskbar is to transparent.
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bionegative
10 years ago
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Znurre
10 years ago
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spell
10 years ago
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bionegative
10 years ago
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Contrast
10 years ago
The *only* thing which might be improved upon is the system tray. On thin panels (~36px or less), its background covers up the border that goes along the exterior edge of the panel (e.g: http://imagebin.ca/view/RHwPFe.html). Aside from this tiny detail, perfect. Much gratitude.
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