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Aqua theme (was "Installing MkLinux on a Performa 6214 (was "MkLinux Installation")")

> >I bet the Apple IT folks scratch their heads a bit when they see an
>MkLinux box on the network. Anybody know where I can get a Mac OS X
>themed windowing manager for it, just to frighten people?

Sawfish, WindowMaker, KDE... all support themes. You can find Aqua
themes on themes.org... then you can get an Aqua theme for GTK... I
did this for a while in Darwin until I wiped my disk and installed OS
X.

heheh. Well, the point was a 7100 looking like Mac OS X could give people
a really eerie feeling about my long-term goals.... :-)

Heheh .. amazingly I just spent a couple of hours yesterday getting Gnome to look OS-Xy (pronounced Oh-so-sexy). There's some great themes for sawfish and GTK that do a superb job .. now I just need a better (more OS-X) 'panel' .. and then I have to figure out how to customise it :) Any suggestions would be very welcome. I love the look on people's faces when they think I managed to get OS-X onto an old 8100 when I can't even get it properly on my iBook or iMac (due to memory)

Cheers!
Rick
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 >Re: Installing MkLinux on a Performa 6214 (was "MkLinux Installation") (From: "David A. Gatwood" <email@hidden>)



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