wow, if that 3rd screenshot
is really linux, how did you
do it? :p
i want that look too!
i don't have any windows
so it would be nice to cheat
my friends that i have xp :-D
As most of you figured out,screenshot 2 is Windows XP.
Thank you for all the comments and to all of you who made this possible.
And yes i am Swedish
Jesse
must be XP! i think it is easier changing the 'start-button-icon' in XP than making the full kde-kicker/panel showing its actuall kicker/background as it should do, but, the Clock has got it's own background, BUT not the Date! (that schould be fixed in the future, i wish), and also completely removing the applet-handles (not just hiding the applet-handle-icon/picture) should be possible. well,
but, if the 2cd screenshot is really KDE, then, please please please tell us how you did the magic stuff,
thanks very much.
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wow, if that 3rd screenshot is really linux, how did you do it? :p i want that look too! i don't have any windows so it would be nice to cheat my friends that i have xp :-D
Someone should really release a KICKER bar like that its alot nicer than the current one.
As most of you figured out,screenshot 2 is Windows XP. Thank you for all the comments and to all of you who made this possible. And yes i am Swedish Jesse
Lemme guess, you are swedish?
must be XP! i think it is easier changing the 'start-button-icon' in XP than making the full kde-kicker/panel showing its actuall kicker/background as it should do, but, the Clock has got it's own background, BUT not the Date! (that schould be fixed in the future, i wish), and also completely removing the applet-handles (not just hiding the applet-handle-icon/picture) should be possible. well, but, if the 2cd screenshot is really KDE, then, please please please tell us how you did the magic stuff, thanks very much.
I sure can tell.
That second shot you have, that IS windowsXP isn't it? cuz if it's not, you have completely outdone any of the other XP wannabes here ^_^