Description: A set of coloured KBFX Button with PCLinuxOS Logo on it. This Package contains Buttons with "Start" and "Menu" Label. It also contains special Buttons-Sets with control panel background (for MS Windows Style).
If some files are named in german, so please don't be angry ;-)
Well you icons look nice I will give you that complement but you totally messed them up, the package that is and the folder structure.
There are no previews which is why you wont be able to install it. You have so many blue start icon buttons that I do nto know if they are all meant to be different buttons or if soem of them are meant to be buttons fro hover and clicked.
Now I have to clean up our mess, why post it on here if it is not ready and not packaged properly.
I downloaded the rpm from the KBFX website and installed using Kpackage. So far it seems to be working just fine, although I have to say that I use the Kmenu layout instead of the KBFX one. I really wish there was a way to just change the Kmenu button parameters without installing KBFX. (yes I realize I can change the button look, but it does't work if I want a button that isn't square-ish)
@noewalt
I cannot understand what "plz" means, but on the following website you can find some HowTos:
http://www.kbfx.org/staticpages/index.php?page=20060224123135907
@gryphen
I'm the same meaning - the KBFX menu layout isn't so useful as the developers say. I use the usually KDE menu layout too ...
the kbfx button shown in top of the 3rd screenshot was made by me, however there isn't anything listed here or in the download that gives me credit...
please update
But I get this Button form the german PCLinuxOS community Forum:
http://www.pclinuxos.de/smf/index.php?topic=1443.msg10399;topicseen#msg10399
So please don't be worry, there weren't any bad aims behind that ;-)
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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Well you icons look nice I will give you that complement but you totally messed them up, the package that is and the folder structure. There are no previews which is why you wont be able to install it. You have so many blue start icon buttons that I do nto know if they are all meant to be different buttons or if soem of them are meant to be buttons fro hover and clicked. Now I have to clean up our mess, why post it on here if it is not ready and not packaged properly.
You must not use it, if you don't like it (!) You can also make a better one - I'm sure we will very happy about hat ;) Greetings, LinuxFanatic
how do you install it, plz ??? thank you
I downloaded the rpm from the KBFX website and installed using Kpackage. So far it seems to be working just fine, although I have to say that I use the Kmenu layout instead of the KBFX one. I really wish there was a way to just change the Kmenu button parameters without installing KBFX. (yes I realize I can change the button look, but it does't work if I want a button that isn't square-ish)
@noewalt I cannot understand what "plz" means, but on the following website you can find some HowTos: http://www.kbfx.org/staticpages/index.php?page=20060224123135907 @gryphen I'm the same meaning - the KBFX menu layout isn't so useful as the developers say. I use the usually KDE menu layout too ...
the kbfx button shown in top of the 3rd screenshot was made by me, however there isn't anything listed here or in the download that gives me credit... please update
But I get this Button form the german PCLinuxOS community Forum: http://www.pclinuxos.de/smf/index.php?topic=1443.msg10399;topicseen#msg10399 So please don't be worry, there weren't any bad aims behind that ;-)