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slawomir
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That looks NOTHING like the Vista-menu I'm thinking of, can you post a link to where to get it?
What is that Mozilla-looking icon next to FireFox?
its Thunderbird Mail
basically i like the normal ubuntu default what have given to me but if you want my opinion vista looks good but i hope gimmie can do somehting new something rounded looks great and more flexible then vista then linux will rock linux rock because it implemented vista and btw it runs linux :)
i personally do not use any of the mentioned above, but if i have to choose my choice will be vista menu as if is more compact compared to gimmie that uses almost half of the screen... is vista menu get a somehow more independent look from original vista menu i will consider to use it
can you share your wall pls
Gimmie would be much better if it was not looking like a box..or all square. if could put rounded edges with shadows it would have more potential.
Please, tell us how to apply skin/change theme in Gimmie? P.S. I've notice You came from Poland. This could be useful for You: http://grzglo.jogger.pl/2007/12/21/jakie-menu-dla-gnome/
1) Gtk: Moomex Ultimatum 2) Copizconfig-settings-manager -> General Options -> Opacity Settings; add (name=gimmie_applet) -18621 3) Copizconfig-settings-manager -> windows blur -> Alpha blur windows; add (name=gimmie_applet) gaussian blur 15
Is it possible to change the way Gimmie look without Compiz/Beryl/Fussion?
How long did it take to configure this from scratch? I installed gimmie but the default was horrid and I left it at that (about a week ago).
What is better? :)
The Vista one so far. It takes up a bit less real estate on the panel. Could you make it so that the buttons on the tray could be switched around and put in a different order?
I've used "Gimmie" with Compiz-Fusion and it looks good and works good. I personally don't like the look of anything related to windoze "vista" myself - I'll save that for my windows drive. I can see however that if your used to windows and can't live without it, then making Linux resemble it would be the next best thing.