Description: modified slightly from Luis Maraud's MacOSXBar stuff. this is only the top bar, which includes a Kmenu (triggered by Tux), desktop switchers, screen lock + exit buttons, taskbar, XMMS controls (for the Jump command, xmmsfind is needed), CPU load meter, and date + time display. there is also a brushed-metal version.Last changelog:
cleaned up bits of it and added a shell script to let you configure the theme as you like (in the theme folder, run "./config.sh" in a terminal).
Hi again, At last I think I want the same desktop than you, I liked very much I think. I have installed the KoolDock, your top bar, and now I wanted to know your icon set, bacause I have installed kooldock but the icons I get are not the same as yours and I have realized it takes the ones I use in Kde, the question is, What's the name for your icon set? or the name for the icons you use in Kooldock?. Thank you for all
hey sorry about the late reply, my net's been down recently - the icon set i'm using is called Tux 'n' Tosh, i dont quite remember where I got it from. also the icons i use in my kooldock launcher are from a karamba dock applet called New OSX Bar, except for a few which i have modified with the GIMP (firefox and thunderbird especially).
glad to know you like it!!!
Could you also look into incorporating the Menu applet into this theme? In my opinion, the central content of the OS X top bar is the current application's menu, not the clock or the system tray. So far nice work, though.
well given the behavior of KDE's included menu option (under desktop config), incorporating it would be horribly inconsistent and work only for KDE apps and sometimes not even them! also i don't know if karamba is capable of supporting that...
but you're right that the dominant feature of the OS X bar is the current app's menu, however without proper integration into KDE for all apps, that function can't be implemented consistently...
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Hi again, At last I think I want the same desktop than you, I liked very much I think. I have installed the KoolDock, your top bar, and now I wanted to know your icon set, bacause I have installed kooldock but the icons I get are not the same as yours and I have realized it takes the ones I use in Kde, the question is, What's the name for your icon set? or the name for the icons you use in Kooldock?. Thank you for all
hey sorry about the late reply, my net's been down recently - the icon set i'm using is called Tux 'n' Tosh, i dont quite remember where I got it from. also the icons i use in my kooldock launcher are from a karamba dock applet called New OSX Bar, except for a few which i have modified with the GIMP (firefox and thunderbird especially). glad to know you like it!!!
Thanks, thanks, for your answer. In this point I think I have almost the same desktop than you, :D, best regards
Thank you very much!!!!
hey, the bottom bar is KoolDock, which can be found on this site - the version in the screenshot is 0.2 but 0.3 is available now!
Hello, I wanted to know the name of the bottom bar that it can be viewed in the screenshot.. Thank you all, and sorry for my english, byeeee
Could you also look into incorporating the Menu applet into this theme? In my opinion, the central content of the OS X top bar is the current application's menu, not the clock or the system tray. So far nice work, though.
well given the behavior of KDE's included menu option (under desktop config), incorporating it would be horribly inconsistent and work only for KDE apps and sometimes not even them! also i don't know if karamba is capable of supporting that... but you're right that the dominant feature of the OS X bar is the current app's menu, however without proper integration into KDE for all apps, that function can't be implemented consistently...