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Reply to New WC Poll: Are You Going to Skin Windows 7? in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

Not really, although I did replace the shell with LiteStep. Can't live without it ;)

Reply to Ever Wonder What Everyone Else Is Googling? in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

this one seems a bit more fair: (blue) windowblinds, (red) stylexp, (orange) uxtheme

Reply to The State of Skinning 2006 in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

Frogboy: there are a few bugs here and there (the slow logon bug is back, !shutdown crash it, some dde problems too, the volume tray icon doesnt show up, and "ghosted" (click-through) labels don't work anymore), but it is usable.

Reply to The State of Skinning 2006 in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

Sunday 18 December 2005 - 03:13:43 isn't exactly 'recent'.....that's the date of the last dev build...24.7 Final The last ls dev build is from 23 January 2007, an experimental (possibly unstable although i havent found any problem with it) pre release of 0.24.8, availible on lsdev.org

Reply to i search my cursors in OS Customization JoeUser Forums

if im not mistaken, that cursor scheme is called minimal cursors, and you can download it from http://www.deviantart.com/view/18757980/

Reply to Litestep Troubleshoot in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

never heard of that problem before in personal.rc check that LSUseSystemDDE isnt set to false. in the registry check that in Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer DesktopProcess is = 1 dunno if setting open new windows in another porcess inside folder settings would help too.

Reply to Fun with LiteSTEP in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

BakerStreet: if it can handle windows95+ie4 it can run litestep (just per pixel alpha-transparency wont work).

Reply to RK Launcher Dock Beta Released in Customization Software WinCustomize Forums

Looks like Object Dock. All the docks look like Mac os x's one, what's your point?

Reply to A Family Tree - history of Shells in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

that tree hasnt been updated in a looong long while, many shells have evolved into something else (litestep: 0.24.7, 0.25, xstep, sidestep; bb4win: bblean, xoblite; sharpe), and others have been created (carbon lokai, metro, ishell (emergedesktop), NeX to name some).

Reply to The holy grale of skinning would be... in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

if you can make fire that responds the mouse movement Link , anything is possible.

Reply to Litestep Auto-Arrange in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

you'll need to replace your desktop icons module to do that, or get a theme that uses xdesktop.dll (newest desktop icons module, let's you drag icons around) instead of icondesk.dll (the one included in the default theme). to do that you'll need to open theme.rc in the theme's folder (i guess your using austerity) and change *netloadmodule icondesk-0.66 for *netloadmodule xdesktop-1.7 for more information read the ots2 theme creation guide http

Reply to dotWidget R0.8 coming... in Customization Software WinCustomize Forums

i dont like the new gripper beheaviour, was easier before (even tried ctrl/alt/shift+left/right/middleclicking, would never have thought of ctrl+f9, as you have to leave the mouse to press it, it's quite an unconfortable election for a key combination, and i dont have an f9 key, had to remove it together with f8 and f12 because they didnt work ).

Reply to The Skinning World outside Stardock in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

wouldnt scare you but it would for the ones hosting it or the users that are still on dialup.

Reply to The Skinning World outside Stardock in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

1. I want to use LiteStep but I won't until someone makes an installer complete with all modules, etc. so all you have to do is install themes. such an installer would weight roughly 35mb, and would be outdated a few weeks after it's release. current module downloading system works fine, with modules bei

Reply to The Skinning World outside Stardock in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

i have a couple of Litestep themes which i could submit here, although i'd have to update them because they are old :/ are OTS1 themes accepted?

Reply to Litestep in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

gef: litestep doesnt crash either, buggy modules do.

Reply to Litestep in OS Customization WinCustomize Forums

you can find tutorials in shell-shocked.org, forums in ls-universe.info, modules in loose-screws.com and the theming standard in o-t-s-sf.net, and if you ever have any trouble there's also #litestep in irc.freenode.net good luck, and have fun

Reply to Announcing KapsulOS, A Skin Suite in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

beautiful. id definitely use it if i used wb, od, or wa.

Reply to Litestep and boxes.... in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

although i havent used your theme i dont see why it shouldnt work.

Reply to Litestep and boxes.... in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

welll dunno about that, but animations work using xlabel havent used layercuts and lsbox in 18 months or so, imo they've been replaced with the far more advanced, usefull, stable and feature-rich xlabel.

Reply to Happy Mother's Day in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

i thought mother's day was the third sunday of october...

Reply to Litestep and boxes.... in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

xlabel replaces lsbox and layercuts (with labels that can be hooked), supports alphablended pngs. i dont think there's other way, maybe using lsbox-3.0i or skinbox.

Reply to Litestep and boxes.... in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

use xlabel, lsbox doesnt support alpha transparency. to get the labels hooked you'll need to use docking.

Reply to LiteStep ? in Community WinCustomize Forums

the "official" installer's site is http://lsinstaller.loose-screws.com , you can find a faq in http://www.ls-universe.info

Reply to What about Litestep!? in Community WinCustomize Forums

with the correct wine config it could be run (afaik it was contemplated to make it the official shell of e/os lx, a linux distro, but reactos wm was chosen instead), but woudnt be integrated as it should.