Well... You actually don't need to use any application to get the colour you want...
I assume you're running a Gnome desktop, in which case you only need to set the background color to whatever colour you want.
Just tell me what linux distribution you're running and I'll tell you where to go to easily apply a background colour to your desktop wallpaper (well, this is exactly the purpose of a semi-transparent background)
Anyway, if you're requesting something more customized (like a green orb on top of a grey background, just tell me what you want exactly and i'll post it)
Regards
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Would it be possible for you to post the green orb? Us with no graphical talent can't do much with the transparency thing :(
Well... You actually don't need to use any application to get the colour you want... I assume you're running a Gnome desktop, in which case you only need to set the background color to whatever colour you want. Just tell me what linux distribution you're running and I'll tell you where to go to easily apply a background colour to your desktop wallpaper (well, this is exactly the purpose of a semi-transparent background) Anyway, if you're requesting something more customized (like a green orb on top of a grey background, just tell me what you want exactly and i'll post it) Regards
Oh, I just didn't realize that you could change the color like that. And wow, that looks so sexy. Thank you!
How did you get that nice green folder, and the shiny gnome-panel bars?
Well, I simply colored the human icon set to my own taste. I also designed the GTK Theme using the murrina & pixbuf engines.
Like the wallpaper. Sort of HAL9000ish.
True ! I realised it when turning the background color to red... I guess it brings back a few memories !