i had to edit the redhat install script because on one of the lines you made it "/usr/share/apss/ksplash/pics/" instead of
"/usr/share/apps/ksplash/pics/"
just giving you a heads up. :)
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Sorry, I guess I wasn't clear enough :)
You've posted your splash screen under the 'Theme/Style for KDE 3.1' section instead of the 'Splash Screens' section.
That's what I meant ;)
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i had to edit the redhat install script because on one of the lines you made it "/usr/share/apss/ksplash/pics/" instead of "/usr/share/apps/ksplash/pics/" just giving you a heads up. :)
Sorry for the confusion on the site. We are a new custome PHP, Perl, MySQL, Web and Security solutions provider. We have not had alot of time to work on the site because we have been pretty busy with the amount of work we have. I highly recommend regestering and checking out the Books section. there are alot of books in PDF and HTML Format for all types of languages and linux as well. Once again sorry for the confusion.
Sorry, but splash screens belong in the spash screen catagory. Not in kde3.1 themes and styles....
This will replace the default images you see when you first login using KDE for your desktop.
Is this really a *widget theme* ? ;)
This is the splash that appears when you first login to the desktop using kde. Just follow the instructions to get it setup.
Sorry, I guess I wasn't clear enough :) You've posted your splash screen under the 'Theme/Style for KDE 3.1' section instead of the 'Splash Screens' section. That's what I meant ;)