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Those kinda themes always look awesome, but functionality wise, they suffer. I used to use litestep a lot, and despite being the envy of all the other nerds for having a fancy GUI, I went back to explorer every time+JuggerNaut+ wrote:[lvlshot]http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/7224/blackboxpv5.jpg[/lvlshot]
skinning app is Blackbox for Windows aka BB4win

[quote="GONNAFISTYA"]You might as well have complained about the Mona Lisa right after Michelangelo painted the first two strokes of his brush.[/quote]
You gotta put the hours in and craft a UI that's truly useful to the way you work. If you can pull it off and carry some style along the way all the better, but most people see the prefab themes and stick with them... but the only way to get the most from these apps is to roll your own theme.brisk wrote:Those kinda themes always look awesome, but functionality wise, they suffer. I used to use litestep a lot, and despite being the envy of all the other nerds for having a fancy GUI, I went back to explorer every time+JuggerNaut+ wrote:[lvlshot]http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/7224/blackboxpv5.jpg[/lvlshot]
skinning app is Blackbox for Windows aka BB4win
All the resource meters and weather checkers are nice, but unless you've got a specific need for them on your workstation they're just fluff.
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actually i prefer blackbox for the default shell after being on several distros over the past year or so. i prefer the minimalistic look and this is hardly fancy. and let's face it, XP looks shit. i let the start menu come to me.brisk wrote:
Those kinda themes always look awesome, but functionality wise, they suffer. I used to use litestep a lot, and despite being the envy of all the other nerds for having a fancy GUI, I went back to explorer every time
I control my Mac Powerbook with a program called Quicksilver. I press apple+space, it opens a window, I type in F, it shows Firefox cause that's the most common associated name when typing F (it learns what you use the most) and it show the most used command for it. I just press Enter and it starts Firefox.
Ok, it's more than just an Application starter. You can use it as dictionary, calculator, google search, doing stuff with files, filebrowser, etc. You can access everything and do a lot with only the keyboard. That's great when using a laptop

Ok, it's more than just an Application starter. You can use it as dictionary, calculator, google search, doing stuff with files, filebrowser, etc. You can access everything and do a lot with only the keyboard. That's great when using a laptop

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blackbox theme by dubox, wallpaper by artgerm: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/18130376/
actually, i found that pics (prolly touched up) made a better view than the actual thing?+JuggerNaut+ wrote:p.s. no pic will EVER do that place justice. it has to be seen to be believed.
cosmetically speaking ofcourse, cause that shit makes you quiver in awe
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