Stupendous Man
Yeah, I saw them and thought, "I have [i]got[/i] to put a desktop together around these icons!" Hopefully once it's all said and done, I'll have a pretty awesome screenshot.
Hi people! I was just surfing the site when I stumbled upon an IP called [I][B]Cryo64 Colossus[/B][/I] (I know that it's been around here for a while, but [I]I[/I] just discovered it) and thought that this pack was so cool that I would build a desktop around it. So before I go and slog through TONS of skins and wallpapers (why don't people add a color tag to their stuff? X-( ) could you offer some suggestions on skins and/or wallpapers that you think will look good with this icon pac
I too have an OD subscription, so using my colors really isn't going to benefit me very much because i already have the software foundation. However, there ARE some themes that i would like to have--most of which are not yet available. So will there be any way to perhaps download the themes as master themes. I don't mind paying for the theme, I just don't need all the additional software AND I'd still like to be able to do custom customizations by combining various elements in order to create
[QUOTE]2008 will be the year of the iPhone clones. There have been a few attempts already, and most, if not all will not get any attention other than being recognized as cheap knock-offs of the iPhone. [/QUOTE] I have a slightly different viewpoint on this. I had read in an article about how many of the Asian countries are now producing high quality products--including their knock-offs--and for this reason are going to have at least some impact on the iPhone. Let's face it, the iPhone
Standard fair (fare?) at our house this year. My son wanted a Wii, but I [i][b]refused[\b][\i] to pay more than retail for the thing, even though I want it just as much as he does. $600 or more for one?!? Come on!!! X-( I'll just wait for my tax refund and get it for him in February or March. So anyway, what about you? Did you get that cool tech item that you wanted? Just wondering. Have a good one!
[size="2"]Sounds good. Thanks for the quick response. :CONGRAT: [/size]
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Jessica Rabbit or Daphne. I [B]love[/B] a redhead. [quote] she is the sexiest female on earth You must not have seen my wife . . [/quote] Nice comeback, Zubaz! That's sure to keep you out of trouble with your wife. :LOL:
When I saw the info on Thinstall I thought this would be great if it could run WB virtually on other computers, even if it was only in a limited way. I hate having to look at XP's GUI all day long when I have such sweet stuff as Cyclops, Diamond, and Molten at home. And it's likely to be another 3 or 4 years before Vista shows up here at work. On the other hand, I agree about the problems/difficulty with activation/registration on multiple machines. Well a guy can dream.....
OK, I get what you're telling me, but if it's a portable version that installs nothing on the computer you're currently using, would that violate the terms of the EULA? Remember, everything is running off of the flash drive and goes with you when you eject the drive. My main reason for asking is because on the computer I use at work, the policy is--and I'm sure you can understand why since you all work in the IT field--that employees are prohibited from installing any software on count
[size="2"][font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]This may seem like a silly question, but does anyone have an idea as to how difficult it would be to make WindowBlinds, IconPackager and CursorXp portable? I've been using John Haller's [link="http://www.portableapps.com/"]PortableApps.com[/link] to put progs like Firefox, Thunderbird and Pidgin (an IM proggie) on my usb drive an then use them on computers at work and elsewhere because they're run totally from the flash drive. So all I need now is t
Too bad. I'm considering two possibly three suites, so a $2 to $5 discount could make a big difference on the wallet. Thanks anyways, Lantec! :CONGRAT:
I recently paid a visit to the [I]My Colors[/I] website at Stardock Design and saw a couple of very cool themes there that might make wonderful gifts for some sports/computer enthusiast that I know. So, I was wondering if Stardock Design gives a discount on purchases to Wincustomize/ODNet subscribers ?
I've begun to try out Linux, and was wondering how many of you out there are using it, do you like it, how are you using it? As a dual boot, primary OS or just occasionally? I'd love to cross over from Micro$oft, but two things keep me tied to the Evil Empire, first and foremost is Stardock and all the goodies that they have and second are the games that I have purchased for my son to play. If not for those two things I'd make the jump in a hot second.
Actually, your LCARS theme is one of the best ones that I've seen. Others were really nice, but seemed to be lacking in one way or another. I think that this comes closest to matching what a WindowBlinds designed by Michael Okuda might look like. You're off to a great start. Go on and finish it.
I'd just rather stay with Open Office 2.2 which is, free, stable, equivalent, and oh yeah, did I mention free ? Get Micro$oft out of your wallet, go open source!
... a pic of Jessica, my future wife I think he's using 'fuzzy logic' to come to that conclusion because. . .she's actually going to be my wife! Muah ha ha haaa!
Uh, it doesn't have to be a roadmap or anything, I was just wondering if maybe it was under consideration?
This is really directed towards Brad and/or the developers of WindowBlinds, IconPackager, CursorXP and ObjectDock. It's two related questions. I was wondering if: 1) There are any plans to eventually, someday, maybe port the above mentioned proggies to the various Linux (is it Lyn-nux or Lin-nux?) distros. Because if just those four programs worked on Linux, I'd drop Microsoft's bloated OS's faster than you can say, "BSOD"!! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles
Those sound like some great ideas, and I agree as well that the flyouts could use a little tweaking when it comes to large amounts of folders or files. Seems like it kinda bogs down when opening a large folder. I sure hope Stock will take some of the suggestions and implement them to make the programs EVEN BETTER than they already are.
Single tabbed docks? SINGLE TABBED DOCKS!?! BRILLIANT!!! You know, it never occurred to me to try and use a single tab as a dock. That is just major badness, Island Dog! But that's one of the things that makes Stardock's software so great. The flexibility that it gives you. Great article!
Admittedly, I have never tried any of the other programs listed, but what's wrong with the Gimp? It seems like a good program to me, it's free, and it's relatively easy to use. It seems like it does a good job to me.
43 on the 21st of July. In looking at this post, I have come upon the answer to a question I asked long ago, which was: what makes some people want to skin their computer and others not? It's age! Ex: My buddy, Ruben, while into computers, has absolutely no interest in skinning. Based on the ages here, he's too young (32 y.o.). He hasn't matured yet. Wait'll I lay that on him!
I feel like I shouldn't use the forum anymore because no matter what I say I get slammed. No one sees it as information or opinion. Please don't feel that way. You have as much right to your opinion as do I or anyone else here. And I think, at least most of the people here understand that this is your opinion. This is just a case where a majority of the opinions tend to lean towards intellectual property right. And it seems that most of the ones that