Tux versus Ms butterfly

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Just another gdm theme.

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Last changelog:

16 years ago

- all boxes are rounded (based on Gnu/Linux GDM Theme by systemx)
- add date/time at the bottom right.

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ponty666

14 years ago

Eat the butterfly!!!Great GDM. Thanks.

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christoslsp

14 years ago

plz can someone tell me how i should install the theme??well...i tried to do this http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/softinstall.html
but i didnt make it(DOESNT ACCEPT ./CONFING AND SO ON).plz someone to help me with this easy for you thing...!

THANKS!!!

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strabes

14 years ago

You go to System --> Administration --> Login Window, and then drag the file into the window where it shows the gdm screens. It should install it and then you will be able to select it.

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Nuvious

15 years ago

Uh, Nice Try. This has been done before by vicko at www.kde-look.org. Give credit where credit is due,

http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=10434

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alcapcom

15 years ago

Hmm, I used the (kde) wallpaper during quit a while as background on my PC. At the moment of using it for the gdm theme (tux vs ms), I didn't know anymore were I had found it.

Additionally:

- I never claimed I made the wallpaper, I just posted a gdm theme
- Both the kde wallpaper and the gdm theme are GPL
- the kde wallpaper is on its turn based on an existing image: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/1215083/

Moreover, as a result of your research, I'll be able to provide a link to the kde wallpaper; thanks for that...

nevertheless I'm wondering why you didn't inform me by mail instead...

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Nuvious

15 years ago

Guess it was a bit immature of me :p. I was just hoping to put credit in its place, had a bad experience once with a GPL program at my school once and had to deal with a near-copyright lawsuit. And as for the email thing...again, just a bit immature of me :(. Sorry.

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alcapcom

15 years ago

Hmm, I used the (kde) wallpaper during quit a while as background on my PC. At the moment of using it for the gdm theme (tux vs ms), I didn't know anymore were I had found it.

Additionally:

- I never claimed I made the wallpaper, I just posted a gdm theme
- Both the kde wallpaper and the gdm theme are GPL
- the kde wallpaper is on its turn based on an existing image: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/1215083/

Moreover, as a result of your research, I'll be able to provide a link to the kde wallpaper; thanks for that...

nevertheless I'm wondering why you didn't inform me by mail instead...

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Enneka

15 years ago

So fun and nice!

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tantotea

16 years ago

can't imagine how angry the pingu is :) thanks.

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alcapcom

16 years ago

better late than never ;-)

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marfix

16 years ago

can you make the picture in thae background available as wallpaper? I think that would be very nice.
As comment: very funny and beautiful! let's take it as my GDM Theme..

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szimonek

16 years ago

Beautiful theme. I'm going to use it immediately :-)

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scourge

16 years ago

Very nice :)

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alcapcom

16 years ago

thank's :)

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16 years ago

- all boxes are rounded (based on Gnu/Linux GDM Theme by systemx)
- add date/time at the bottom right.

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