classic.II IceWM

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Classic.II was a theme first released for Enlightenment very close to the end of themes.org. It was build on the same blueHeart skeleton, but used completely new graphics. Now E is not very much used these days, but I really loved the theme - it's simple and thin title bar, the translucent look, etc. And because I've been using KDE a lot lately (XD2 for redhat9 is bad, really bad), I decided that I want classic.II's look back on my desktop!
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17 years ago

Classic.II IceWM - v 1.0
Final Release

Classic.II IceWM - v 0.2a
- Changed the inactive window's title from blue to gray

Classic.II IceWM - First Release - v 0.1
- All the main buttons/functionality completed

Note: Any comments and suggestions are welcome.

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kamalei

14 years ago

When I downloaded the .tar.gz and tried to un-archive it, it gave me an error. I have all the necessary packages and libraries to open said filetype, but it still gave me an error. I was just wondering if there was another way I could download this excellent looking IceWM theme, or maybe if it were possible to fix the link.

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H00K

17 years ago

neat :D
btw: where did you get the font (and the icons) from ...i've seen it a couple of time,s but i never bothered to ask :]

the win-deco looks great!!

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H00K

17 years ago

oh, and you can be proud of yourself ...you've made me change all my KDE-settings so they go nice with this window decoration

...this is the very first time i've changed to icewm-decorations in kde ...and i've been around since kde-1.x!!! you really can be proud :D

keep up the good work

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fauzie

17 years ago

Where can I get the wallpaper in the 1st screenshot? It looks perfect with this win-deco.

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ccchr

17 years ago

Actually, I don't remember where I got it from. Sorry...

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Maui15

17 years ago

Now this is like :) keep it up!

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Yaba

17 years ago

stylisch, but still clean. Very nice.

BTW: Since E 16.6 it works fairly well with KDE: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=6601

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aergern

17 years ago

I like it.

About the Gnome thing..well I don't know how popular it is around here to say this but if you want REALLY stable G2 packages that work well then check out ...

http://www.usr-local-bin.org

This site is very good. But they are SuSE packages just so you know.

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ccchr

17 years ago

Actually I'm running Slackware 9.0 on my laptop with Dropline Gnome - it runs perfectly, I love it ... just that ximian's XD2 is not very stable.

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17 years ago

Classic.II IceWM - v 1.0
Final Release

Classic.II IceWM - v 0.2a
- Changed the inactive window's title from blue to gray

Classic.II IceWM - First Release - v 0.1
- All the main buttons/functionality completed

Note: Any comments and suggestions are welcome.

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IceWM is a stacking window manager for the X Window System graphical infrastructure, written by Marko Maček. It was written from scratch in C++ and is released under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License. Wikipedia