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A famous Da vinci thing cleverly made into a background

My second cairo-clock theme. Kinda retro. Hope it satisfies. I know that the numbers are a little misaligned (according to chronology), but maybe I will fix that in a newer version.

This is my first cairo-clock theme. I really liked how the tree turned out. Hope you enjoy.

This is my third cairo-clock theme. A friend of mine made me think to make this. I know it's not as close as it could be, but it's pretty tough using inkscape (instead of photoshop), which has no abilities to blend. I included the original .svg for the whole clock. I always split the main svg...

Cairo-Clock: Extract Ninjja-Slim-Clocks.tar.bz2 in /usr/share/cairo-clock/themes (Debian, Ubuntu) /usr/local/share/cairo-clock/themes (In some) Screenlets: Extract Ninjja-Slim-Clocks.tar.bz2 in /usr/local/share/screenlets/Clock/themes

Based on Cairo Clock default theme. It is actually a negative of the default theme. Installation: Install cairo-clock extract the downloaded file into ~/.cairo-clock/themes (for single user) or extract the downloaded file into /usr/share/cairo-clock/themes (for system-wide availability)

A theme created from a debian background I found at debianart.org A collection of themes created by a few users and me are located at this sourceforge page http://sourceforge.net/projects/cairoclocktheme ----Developers Wanted email me for more details----

A original clock face with modified hands and other parts Modified the default hands to increase visibility (All original themes are property of their respective owners) (I designed the background, All other parts where created by other people. I modified these themes to suite my...

it's just a color mod to go with my Glassy mint Emerald theme

Hal 9000 Theme. This is the First theme I've ever made. I hope you enjoy it!