ZX Speccy

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Description:

The upload contains:
- ZX-Design metacity
- ZX-Retro metacity
- ZX-Wallpaper

ZX-Design is an eye-candy theme. the window buttons are hidden in the spectrum "logo" (color lines). it demand ":close,minimize,maximize,menu" button order (application menu/gnome configuration editor/apps/metacity/general/button_layout)

ZX-Retro is an old fashioned theme:) looks like the '80s computer graphics. I know its ugly in 2006:) It demand close,maximize,minimize:menu button order, but i think nobody will try it...:D
on the screenshot i'm playing online with my favorite game ever, called 'knight lore'.

ZX-wallpaper is a 1024x768 resolution wallpaper based on the front page of the original user's manual. postprocessed with gimp.

I use 'sirclive' and 'spectrum' free true-type fonts for the theme.
i found them in urbanfonts.com

and sorry for my english.

Last changelog:

12 years ago

2006.05.27 - first release
2006.05.27 - menu button moved to the right side

Sopwith
6 years ago

Really like it (even though I was a C64 kid too ;) ). Using ZX-Design with the DeLorean-Dark GTK theme - goes rather nicely.

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purEvil
10 years ago

Can you repost wallpaper without dropshadows ?
Not everybody is using 2 panels/identical sizes, and most of current windows managers makes dropshadows automatically.

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Simzer
12 years ago

did you vote it down??? you, you C64 fanatic!!! :DDDD

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Arcueid
12 years ago

me??
hum no, but my first pc was really C64 :P
how do you know XD

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Arcueid
12 years ago

I like the idea, but the stripes are on the wrong place when I hover on it :/
unless I have just one button, like close, then it works fine.

also I would like to see a less colorfull version ^^, like all blue but just different tones maybe, blue, light-blue and so on...

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Simzer
12 years ago

Yes, you must change the button order, if you want to use this theme. you can do it in the 'gnome config editor'. see the theme discription.
the all blue button may looks good, but the colors are determinated by the philosophy of this theme :D

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