buzzard34 said:Interesting placement of the taskbar, trying to go for the OSX look eh?
Yup, I can't help it - it' just so pretty! And, I love my taskbar being ontop.
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buzzard34 said:Interesting placement of the taskbar, trying to go for the OSX look eh?

Well, seeing as it's an opinion as to why it's so special, the only way to really find out is to try it yourself.locutus24 said:<Sorry about getting off topic>
Quick question though, what is so special about the vista toolbar?
<Im just curious to know>
Can't I am 100% linux, but looks like I am not missing out cause i got the transparent taskbar covered with my 3lesman said:Well, seeing as it's an opinion as to why it's so special, the only way to really find out is to try it yourself.So go ahead!
DragonTG said:
More specifically:t33kkk said:You need to download a program called ObjectDock
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playing with Suse 10.0 + XGL + compiz + transset
It really isnt too tough by just following the directions. The hardest part is trying to grasp what the walkthoughs are actually having you do.rubasu said:how difficult was it to setup XGL?
The name of my XP theme is called "Sektor", made by the same guy who made "neOS", it is used with Windows Blinds, my icon package is called "Shiny Black", and is used with Icon Packager, my cursor is "The Alien", used with CursorXP.DragonTG said:damnn nice themei like it.. where could i get it?
and where could i get that icon set? sexy as well..
edit: and the thing that shows ur cpu/mem as well!![]()
Gob said:Hey guys, don't mean to be a jackass but would you mind to link your images as thumbnails? My resolution is max at 1024x768 and I can't see half of these images because I can only see like 5% of the image at a time.
Ice Czar said:https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=139&application=firefox
while the sentiment is nice the expectation for compliance is very very low
so taking action to solve the issue yourself is the best recourse![]()
good godIce Czar said:I dunno maybe I dont typically employ it to reduce stuff
with dual 21" monitors at 3200x1200 I have plenty of real estate
Affirmitave it does, but it will only resize the image if you are veiwing it directly (i.e when you are veiwing a page like this: www. website . com/pictures/randomfolder/picturebeingshown.jpg). When you veiw it through a webpage with content however, such as this thread, it will not. There is a solution to it, just look through some FireFox extensions and there are some that will resize every picture in a webpage to fit your screen resolution. That being you may also enlarge them at will in the actual web page.plywood99 said:Doesn't FireFox already have a setting to automatically reduce picture size to fit screen?