I think an admin should deffinately remove this....

If nothing else the foul-mouthed commenters need exiling >

yikes, thats a scary bunch of comments...

I don't get it, and now, I don't want too.

I wonder whats causing them to be SO angry?Ouch! ...Some are REALLY angry. Such language!

those comments make me look like a model citizen

I can understand the anger though not the way of expressing it. If it's what I think it is a dodgy plugin fails and pops up repeated Doh! messages until DesktopX crashes. It is an old theme and is quite likely to be using older plugins. Really the whole DesktopX section needs checking by someone to identify any themes that can cause these sort of problems and the authors being notified of it. One of these days I might start the task.
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after download, you get a million duhhs that pop up on your screen and it takes a long time to get off.

go ahead, download you'll be cussing in a few. I promise

er, no thanks

I believe that pipowell is right . I had the same thing happen to me on an old Matrix theme ..Although it's not cool at all i still believe this is the case .

Maybe so, but the word duhhhhh
come on, seems like it was meant to be done. >

At the very least.. all objects and themes that do not have DX2 support need to be moved out into another section.

Maybe so, but the word duhhhhh come on, seems like it was meant to be done.

Last time I looked, it said "doh", not duhhhhh. Same therory though. That is not a very good error message. Perhaps something like "Plugin no longer supported" would be more appropriate.

oooops ok doh

ahemmm therory = theory

gad.. i hope Jafo isn't watching this thread. He would be pulling his eyes out and scratching his teeth because we are making them itch.

Looks like the 'drama' was over while I was out on my deadly treadly....

...yeah, it was an ugly one, but somebody cleaned the mess up Every time I think I've heard everything, someone surprises me with a new one

I doubt very much it's a DX error message. Probably the plugin. Programmers do have senses of humour you know. I often have problems thinking of good error messages. A common one is 'Uh oh! This isn't supposed to happen.' when an error I never that is never supposed to be hit does get hit. And I WILL take that theme apart and find out which part of it is screwing things up. I have written themes that did a million popups myself before when I put msgbox in the wrong timer by mistake. (ie firing every 20 milliseconds). Easiest solution is to open task manager ASAP and kill the DesktopX process. Then clear the DesktopX\MyName_Theme folder and don't touch that theme again, reporting it politely to the author (if possible) and possibly making a comment to that effect so others may be warned before downloading it.

I once rigged up an error popup for Litestep that read 'Can YOU spell RTFM?'....then figured they'd likely miss the irony...