It's very nice, but how do you done, that you got fully transparent cube and still there's visible grey "bars" at sides and top of cube, that makes better to see cube shapes...? I am using transparent cube too, and this looks very good...
it would be nice if the screenshot was actually bigger than the thumbnail. Nothing I hate more than clicking a thumbnail to get...the thumbnail.
Oh, no, wait, there is one thing: clicking a thumbnail and getting a screenshot of a 1600x1200 desktop that takes 10 minutes to load just so I can see what an app looks like when it's in the systray. :)
First of all you have to have beryl installed, then you go into beryl-settings-manager and change the setting desktop cube-> transparency settings and change the 'Opacity when not moving' slider.
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Interresting... Good idea... Thanks for inspiration... :)
It's only a white wallpaper whit black boders.
It's very nice, but how do you done, that you got fully transparent cube and still there's visible grey "bars" at sides and top of cube, that makes better to see cube shapes...? I am using transparent cube too, and this looks very good...
Dear Yaccin and Spoonman! Sorry... Don't cry! Dear Cinan! Sorry... I'm creative. Dear Thidney! No. I don't use KDE4...
Are you using KDE4 as WM?
it would be nice if the screenshot was actually bigger than the thumbnail. Nothing I hate more than clicking a thumbnail to get...the thumbnail. Oh, no, wait, there is one thing: clicking a thumbnail and getting a screenshot of a 1600x1200 desktop that takes 10 minutes to load just so I can see what an app looks like when it's in the systray. :)
theres a category called "screenshots" !
fucking hungarian...
First of all you have to have beryl installed, then you go into beryl-settings-manager and change the setting desktop cube-> transparency settings and change the 'Opacity when not moving' slider.