Description: This is just a modified Version of the excellent 'Gold XCursors 3D' Theme.
Actually it is the 'old' Version with full animation, but repacked for easy install (e.g. in KDE).
I am not the author of this theme. I just re-uploaded this version, because i couldn´t find full working version on kde-look. All the credits go to the original author. Thanks for the great work.Last changelog:
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* Fast installation - copy below lines to konsole for run. __________________________________
wget -O Golden-XCursors-3D-0.8.tar.lzma http://kde-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/149116-Golden-XCursors-3D-0.8.tar.lzma tar -xf Golden-XCursors-3D-0.8.tar.lzma cd Golden-XCursors-3D-0.8 sh install_Golden-XCursors-3D-0.8.sh
the readme says 'Copy the two folders 'Gold' and 'default' to your ~/.icons directory and restart your X-Server.'
there is no 'default' folder. the index.theme file needs to be put in a folder called default, first.
To start thanks for uploading this I usually use the Silver version but having just done a brass theme I thought the gold version would look good ( It does ), but why did you package it with 7z I had to spend 10 mins installing the software just to unpack this archive you really should have stuck to the standard gzip, unless there was some special reason for doing it this way may I suggest you re-package it into a tar.gz archive.
Thanks anyway! I've voted it up.
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the readme says 'Copy the two folders 'Gold' and 'default' to your ~/.icons directory and restart your X-Server.' there is no 'default' folder. the index.theme file needs to be put in a folder called default, first.
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To start thanks for uploading this I usually use the Silver version but having just done a brass theme I thought the gold version would look good ( It does ), but why did you package it with 7z I had to spend 10 mins installing the software just to unpack this archive you really should have stuck to the standard gzip, unless there was some special reason for doing it this way may I suggest you re-package it into a tar.gz archive. Thanks anyway! I've voted it up.