Isn't the Solaris theme licensed under the CDDL? The CDDL requires that you license all derivatives under the same license, so you are breaking the license's terms.
I like this very much :D
Could you maybe post your menu file and maybe let me knwo where you got the icons for the menu, they are really nice!
Thanks!
Keep it up :D
Openbox does not have taskbar, so the only things that you have to "port" are window buttons, if Openbox supports pixmaps in themes then its just a matter time.
Good and clean look man :) If I didn't want to go with a dark theme then this would definitely be IT :)
Anyway.. Which terminal font are you using there ? I'd really love to have my terminal look that lovely :)
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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Was that a "start menu" in flubox panel? If it was, could you plese tell us how you did that?
Isn't the Solaris theme licensed under the CDDL? The CDDL requires that you license all derivatives under the same license, so you are breaking the license's terms.
I like this very much :D Could you maybe post your menu file and maybe let me knwo where you got the icons for the menu, they are really nice! Thanks! Keep it up :D
Don't know much about theming.. how hard would it be to make a nimbus style theme like this for openbox? is it even possible?
Openbox does not have taskbar, so the only things that you have to "port" are window buttons, if Openbox supports pixmaps in themes then its just a matter time.
Thanks, it looks very nice. May I ask what font you are using on your applications/as in the font in GTK themes? Cheers.
Font in GTK2 apps is Sans 10.
Good and clean look man :) If I didn't want to go with a dark theme then this would definitely be IT :) Anyway.. Which terminal font are you using there ? I'd really love to have my terminal look that lovely :)
Thanks man ;) proggyoptis / montecarlo from here: http://www.proggyfonts.com/index.php?menu=download there are several types of them, so if you just want exacly same as mine get them from here: http://vermaden.proplayer.pl/tmp/verfonts.tar.gz here is how they are setup: http://vermaden.proplayer.pl/tmp/DOT.Xdefaults