Description: Port to Fluxbox of my IceWM theme "Saturnine," made to replicate my old Win9x settings. Like the Win9x theme previously uploaded, this is about 95% accurate because it uses Flux's native decorations instead of pixmaps, so the buttons aren't identical to Windows.
The "Proprietary License" thing is basically just a way of covering your rear. Strictly speaking, a work that uses or closely mimics the design of another is on slippery grounds.
Fair use would imply it's okay for personal use if you have a copy of the originating work; so, if you have a copy of Vista, you would be okay to use this plus my Aerophilia themes.
In actuality, fair use is under attack, and even this protection won't apply of evil companies like Microsoft get their. So the license as of now is more for my protection than anyone else's.
Fluxbox is a stacking window manager for the X Window System, which started as a fork of Blackbox 0.61.1 in 2001, with the same aim to be lightweight. Its user interface has only a taskbar, a pop-up menu accessible by right-clicking on the desktop, and minimal support for graphical icons. Wikipedia
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Thanks For finding time to answer, Much Appreciated.
I'm a bit Confused about The License . Does it mean you need to have a paid version of Linux To use it. Thanks,If you can answer. Much appreciated
The "Proprietary License" thing is basically just a way of covering your rear. Strictly speaking, a work that uses or closely mimics the design of another is on slippery grounds. Fair use would imply it's okay for personal use if you have a copy of the originating work; so, if you have a copy of Vista, you would be okay to use this plus my Aerophilia themes. In actuality, fair use is under attack, and even this protection won't apply of evil companies like Microsoft get their. So the license as of now is more for my protection than anyone else's.