This is the finished zink theme from my screenshot a couple of days ago. I don't have a very large screen (1440x900) and usually have alot of apps running on top of each other (reference images if I'm drawing something in gimp, watching a movie while doing something else, etc.), so I wanted a theme that's very space efficient and uses non-distracting colors.
Suite includes: Qtcurve config, aurorae window borders, colorscheme and amarok style
To install:
import zink.qtcurve in the qtcurve configuration window
import Zink.colors in the colorschemes settings
install the aurorae theme zink.tar.gz through the aurorae settings, or get it through GHNS
move default-theme-clean.svg to /usr/share/kde4/apps/amarok/images/
Install ALLGREY uniq ed. through GHNS at the icon settings, go to advanced and set gamma on all icons to about 70%
hi may i ask you something? you changed the appearance of the current song background. how did you do that? is it in the default-theme-clean.svg? which object? plz, help
PLease plaease please can you try to help me install this!! im running backtrack 4 and im new to linux (was a rather keen XP modder) backtrack 4 it has KDE and is based on ubuntu
First, install qtcurve and aurorae if you haven't already. Go to system settings>appearance>select qtcurve and press import and select the .qtc file, then press colors on the left and import the color scheme, I an't give precise instructions for the window border since I'm on kde4.5 but it's pretty much just select aurorae and import the archive
may i ask you something?
you changed the appearance of the current song background. how did you do that?
is it in the default-theme-clean.svg? which object?
plz, help
thx
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could you please give a link to the wallpaper?
im running backtrack 4 and im new to linux (was a rather keen XP modder)
backtrack 4 it has KDE and is based on ubuntu
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hope that helps
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"qtcurve is already the newest version."
Where is it!!?? This is my main difficulty in the XP to linux transition
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