style: baghira
superkaramba: liquid weather, dbKalendar, Contactlist, Glas-news, Milo-Calendar. The cd cover on screenshot #2 is a modification of amaroKer theme (all themes from kde-look.org)
gkrellm (theme: milk)
icons: mixture of OS-L theme and IcOsX theme (both from kde-look.org). IcOsX looks better by default but OS-L has more choice, so I merged them
background: the wallpaper on screenshot #1 and #2 is from deviantart.com (browse mac wallpapers... sorry, I don't have the url anymore)
wallpaper on screenshot #3 is a default wallpaper of MacOSX
hope this helps
I'm also using xgl+compiz+cgwd on kde and that's working well, but how do you do to keep superkaramba applet in the background and without drop shadow ?
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Could you give a little more detail as to what you are using? (e.g. superkaramba applets, background, theme...) Thanks. Nice screeenshots.
style: baghira superkaramba: liquid weather, dbKalendar, Contactlist, Glas-news, Milo-Calendar. The cd cover on screenshot #2 is a modification of amaroKer theme (all themes from kde-look.org) gkrellm (theme: milk) icons: mixture of OS-L theme and IcOsX theme (both from kde-look.org). IcOsX looks better by default but OS-L has more choice, so I merged them background: the wallpaper on screenshot #1 and #2 is from deviantart.com (browse mac wallpapers... sorry, I don't have the url anymore) wallpaper on screenshot #3 is a default wallpaper of MacOSX hope this helps
I'm also using xgl+compiz+cgwd on kde and that's working well, but how do you do to keep superkaramba applet in the background and without drop shadow ?
Just use the latest versions of Xgl and compiz. They are supposed to work with superkaramba without this problem.
What's your graphic card? If ATI, do you use Opensource software? i'm happy for you :) @+
it's NVIDIA GeForce FX5900XT. I'm using the commercial NVidia driver