Description: This is a dark theme with glass effect with reflections. It works perfectly in all versions of KDE. I did a bit of a mixture with other issues to get this better shape.Last changelog:
Very nice approximation of windows 7. I was looking for when Linux will port the now defunct beautiful Microsoft win 7 windowing. What is needed is the blur/fuzziness of the transparency. I don't know if that's possible.
Anyway, that's amazing work !
Tx
KDE-Framework5 is just different to KDE-SC4 in terms of install directories. Possibly it's easier to just provide two separate packages. Makes it also easier for you to maintain. One day in not to far future KF-5 will drop support for KDE-SC-4 ;-)
Congrats, very subtle theme. Really wonder how long you worked on this?
Upon download from here the compressed file lands in /temp/ Just moved it to /home/~/Downloads/
Unzipped it into
/home/~/.local/share/plasma/desktoptheme/
After that action it appeared in the Systemsettings -> Design (dont know the english term) - but thats obviously to find ;-)
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
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http://opendesktop.org/content/show.php/Seven+Black?content=174336
Very nice approximation of windows 7. I was looking for when Linux will port the now defunct beautiful Microsoft win 7 windowing. What is needed is the blur/fuzziness of the transparency. I don't know if that's possible. Anyway, that's amazing work ! Tx
Enable hidden files and extract the package folder Seven Black and move .kde/share/apps/desktoptheme
KDE-Framework5 is just different to KDE-SC4 in terms of install directories. Possibly it's easier to just provide two separate packages. Makes it also easier for you to maintain. One day in not to far future KF-5 will drop support for KDE-SC-4 ;-)
Congrats, very subtle theme. Really wonder how long you worked on this? Upon download from here the compressed file lands in /temp/ Just moved it to /home/~/Downloads/ Unzipped it into /home/~/.local/share/plasma/desktoptheme/ After that action it appeared in the Systemsettings -> Design (dont know the english term) - but thats obviously to find ;-)
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
Thanks a lot, i also do not understand why it does not work the installation, then goes exported folder manually. I released a new date nature now, then download and install it.
lol I said in a comment and it has generated 4 of the same comments hahaha
Even though they install in the preferences desktop property, they don't show up in the list. A manual install does the same thing. No show. Tx
Ok thanks will check, or you can install the package by extracting the theme folder. Thanks I check because you do not install.
Works fine here in Mint Kde 17.2.