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A silver/white 28 px high panel for Gnome

bouton pour menu du panel gnome notice : http://frugalware-fr.tuxfamily.org/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2980#p2980 ou : http://www.terranux.net/punbb/viewtopic.php?pid=8629#p8629 ou http://www.linuxpedia.fr/doku.php/environnement/gnome/gnome_menu_barre_des_taches

Updated version of the Mint Amarok Splash screens! This is a AmaroK Splask based on one created by rowancompsciguy Just extract the files, remove the 1 or 2 from the file name and copy into /usr/share/apps/amarok/images/ You need to do this with root privileges. You can sudo...

FileDrive is a simple bash script utility that allow you to create and manage filesystems on files. With FileDrive you can create a special hard disk structure stored in a single file, mount it and use it as you want. To install FileDrive, download tarball and extract it in your /usr/bin...

This Theme was originally created by Doom: http://www.dooom.deviantart.com/ It has been modified by ahab and forlong from www.ubuntuusers.de and now I gave'em more coherence with the MSN original smileys. To install, extract the file to the directory .purple/smileys in your home directory...

These is just a preview of GNOME and KDE merging with each other. As a result I got a very accurate Finder and Safari. Konqueror is great because its toolbar buttons can be adjusted very easily. I am trying to hack nautilus for that kinda toolbar. Any questions, pls reply.

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This Theme was originally created by Doom: http://www.dooom.deviantart.com/ It has been modified by ahab and forlong from www.ubuntuusers.de To install, extract the file to the directory .purple/smileys in your home directory and select it in Pidgin (preferences -> smiley-theme)

A Tango Icon for Exaile that will match everything else! Use as you please! Comment if you like it!

Shiny little icons. Inspired by Tango, and my need for hardware monitoring. I installed gnome-sensors-applet. Figured I could spiff it up. Result: Oooh. More later. Gnome Sensors Applet can be found here: http://sensors-applet.sourceforge.net/