Description: These kbfx-buttons are not a complete theme, only the buttons, for those few who want to use Kubuntu to show other people that it can do exactly the same as some recent redmond OS, only better.
People who try to imitate Vista, get flamed constantly. And until recently, I wholeheartedly agreed with that, because Linux doesn't /need/ to imitate Vista to be functional and beautiful. But:
To convince some people from 'the other side' (non Linux users), I had to prove that it could do at least the same. And the best proof is to start somewhere familiar. Ergo: kubista was born. Feel free to flame and/or use the content.
These buttons combine very nicely with kbfx-theme Just Vista, elsewhere on this site. Also: don't forget to upgrade to KDE 3.5.7, since only in this version, white text gets displayed properly on a dark kicker...
Please, also see/use my kubista wallpapersLast changelog:
1.0: * Initial release
1.1: * Kubista color scheme applied * Enlarged and outlined 'start' text * backlight shadow applied to hover button
I really like these buttons, they look great! I've also had a look at your other stuff you've uploaded and it all looks very good.
You aren't by any chance planing to create a matching Kbfx theme? It would be highly appreciated if there would be a properly matching one:)
KBFX is an alternative startmenu for KDE 3.2+. It improves users' experience by replacing the Win95-like K-Logo button and menu with a larger and thus more visible start button and menu. Wikipedia
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I really like these buttons, they look great! I've also had a look at your other stuff you've uploaded and it all looks very good. You aren't by any chance planing to create a matching Kbfx theme? It would be highly appreciated if there would be a properly matching one:)