First of all its not 1MB its 244b that the link leads us to, and yes, its a screenshot. Looks really nice ,but if i could maybe you know, Download it, may be a bit nicer.
First you will need the .pngs for the icons he has in his panel.
If you have access to an OS X box, convert the .icns (which can sometimes be found in side the .apps since they basically are directories. Example: right click on Safari.app, click show contents (or something or other of those words, not those words though), ./contents/resources/compass.icns.
Convert them to .png or find the .pngs on sites somewhere I suppose.
Next, you must be using Gnome (duh). Look for a window decoration that you like which is a Mac Style, you can find them here at gnome-look and aqua-look.org, or: http://www.users.monornet.hu/linux/index2.html
Download one you like. .tar.gz Click on the Gnome menu on your gnome panel (on mine I see the Gnome logo with "Applications" next to it, that's mine for example), click Desktop Prefrecnes, click on Theme. Click Install Theme.
Close the Theme window, open it again (via the menu) and select the (for example) Aqua Extreme theme and you will see your windows take shape to the theme :).
Good theme :).
First, the download link is broken; I'm forwarded to the screenshot.
Your second problem is, you're using the Gnome Panel.
Get Enlightenment's Engage, it's a Mac OS X Dock clone. Not nearly as user friendly (not idiot friendly, cause I know people too stupid to use it, they actually believe Microsoft Word's installation resides entirely in thier dock icon) as Mac OS X's Dock.app, but it performs the same, and because of OpenGL, it takes up very little resources and works great.
ok, the link is not broken. I did not want to upload a 1meg PNG just for a screenshot! (F up #1 dispelled)
and secondly, I dont know about you, but i'm not going to run both gnome and enlightenment together. Nothing but problems.... and I'm not really going for the dock effect. I've looked into this engage thing, and right now it's definetly not stable.(F up #2 dispelled)
so let me get this straight, you actually havent made ANYTHING at all
you use dother people themes and windecs to make your desktop a copy of OSX and then put a whole thing on kde-look just to show off your desktop...which by the way looks like the millions of other OSX clones out there
and aside from this your also using GNOME...kind of makes me wander if youve even looked at any of the other things on kde-look.org
When I recomended Engage I was thinking of usability, not stability.
If you refuse to use Engage because it hasn't been declared "officially stable" then do you mean to tell me that INTERNET EXPLORER was superior to Safari when Apple's Safari was in version 0.7 and microsuck had already stopped development for IE because of Safari ?!
I have Engage, It works GREAT. It hasn't crashed ONCE.
Although the iconified window thing on the right needs some work, it's a GREAT launcher that is superior to the other "docks" even with the software engine.
And. . the first thing I said, being forwarded to the screen shot, yours is under "themes / styles", I made it clear, correct me if I am wrong. SO my question is answered, you only submitted a screenshot.
Engage is the only dock that feels remotely like (and it DOES feel very much like) Apple's Dock.app.
Nothing will give more of a Mac feel than Engage. . as far as panels/launchers go.
By the way, it's so reliable and usable it has more use than anything else on my desktop, and it launches automatically.
If you have trouble compiling it, then you have a hardware/distro issue. That's not Engage's fault.
One MORE thing, you DO NOT have to run Enlightenment's WM to run Engage.
Engage may be used ON TOP of any other WM, including and certainly not limited to WindowMaker, KDE, Gnome, IceBox, FluxBox etc etc.
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First of all its not 1MB its 244b that the link leads us to, and yes, its a screenshot. Looks really nice ,but if i could maybe you know, Download it, may be a bit nicer.
A link to a screenshot ?
your download link is broken I cant download this theme could anybody give me a valid link or something thanks
First you will need the .pngs for the icons he has in his panel. If you have access to an OS X box, convert the .icns (which can sometimes be found in side the .apps since they basically are directories. Example: right click on Safari.app, click show contents (or something or other of those words, not those words though), ./contents/resources/compass.icns. Convert them to .png or find the .pngs on sites somewhere I suppose. Next, you must be using Gnome (duh). Look for a window decoration that you like which is a Mac Style, you can find them here at gnome-look and aqua-look.org, or: http://www.users.monornet.hu/linux/index2.html Download one you like. .tar.gz Click on the Gnome menu on your gnome panel (on mine I see the Gnome logo with "Applications" next to it, that's mine for example), click Desktop Prefrecnes, click on Theme. Click Install Theme. Close the Theme window, open it again (via the menu) and select the (for example) Aqua Extreme theme and you will see your windows take shape to the theme :).
I just starded using linux/kde and I don't understand how to install this theme could you explain me "simple version"
Good theme :). First, the download link is broken; I'm forwarded to the screenshot. Your second problem is, you're using the Gnome Panel. Get Enlightenment's Engage, it's a Mac OS X Dock clone. Not nearly as user friendly (not idiot friendly, cause I know people too stupid to use it, they actually believe Microsoft Word's installation resides entirely in thier dock icon) as Mac OS X's Dock.app, but it performs the same, and because of OpenGL, it takes up very little resources and works great.
ok, the link is not broken. I did not want to upload a 1meg PNG just for a screenshot! (F up #1 dispelled) and secondly, I dont know about you, but i'm not going to run both gnome and enlightenment together. Nothing but problems.... and I'm not really going for the dock effect. I've looked into this engage thing, and right now it's definetly not stable.(F up #2 dispelled)
so let me get this straight, you actually havent made ANYTHING at all you use dother people themes and windecs to make your desktop a copy of OSX and then put a whole thing on kde-look just to show off your desktop...which by the way looks like the millions of other OSX clones out there and aside from this your also using GNOME...kind of makes me wander if youve even looked at any of the other things on kde-look.org
When I recomended Engage I was thinking of usability, not stability. If you refuse to use Engage because it hasn't been declared "officially stable" then do you mean to tell me that INTERNET EXPLORER was superior to Safari when Apple's Safari was in version 0.7 and microsuck had already stopped development for IE because of Safari ?! I have Engage, It works GREAT. It hasn't crashed ONCE. Although the iconified window thing on the right needs some work, it's a GREAT launcher that is superior to the other "docks" even with the software engine. And. . the first thing I said, being forwarded to the screen shot, yours is under "themes / styles", I made it clear, correct me if I am wrong. SO my question is answered, you only submitted a screenshot. Engage is the only dock that feels remotely like (and it DOES feel very much like) Apple's Dock.app. Nothing will give more of a Mac feel than Engage. . as far as panels/launchers go. By the way, it's so reliable and usable it has more use than anything else on my desktop, and it launches automatically. If you have trouble compiling it, then you have a hardware/distro issue. That's not Engage's fault.
One MORE thing, you DO NOT have to run Enlightenment's WM to run Engage. Engage may be used ON TOP of any other WM, including and certainly not limited to WindowMaker, KDE, Gnome, IceBox, FluxBox etc etc.
u mean gnome-look right, and still to this day just a screenshot. :/