Guys,
Just a note. Most of you are probably a bit younger than I am, but for those with kids who have reached computing age (3+), there are a few kde4 themes and tricks they may really enjoy.
The kde4 themes are:
Ghost Carbon Neon Glow by FRUiT
A thin theme for the adults is "seamless" (just grab the clock from 'Stripeshine' and it really looks cool - see links below)
The Desktop Effects that my kids enjoy are:
Explosion (or Fall Apart) Magic Lamp
explosion and fall apart make the windows shatter into pieces when they are closed and magic lamp makes the windows look like they are being sucked into a magic lamp when they are minimized.
A few links that I found helpful for tweaking themes:
http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Plasma/Theme http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Plasma/Theme
That's my informational post for the day :p
On Thu, 01 Oct 2009, David C. Rankin wrote:
Guys,
Just a note. Most of you are probably a bit younger than I am, but for those with kids who have reached computing age (3+), there are a few kde4 themes and tricks they may really enjoy.
The kde4 themes are:
Ghost Carbon Neon Glow by FRUiT
A thin theme for the adults is "seamless" (just grab the clock from 'Stripeshine' and it really looks cool - see links below)
The Desktop Effects that my kids enjoy are:
Explosion (or Fall Apart) Magic Lamp
explosion and fall apart make the windows shatter into pieces when they are closed and magic lamp makes the windows look like they are being sucked into a magic lamp when they are minimized.
A few links that I found helpful for tweaking themes:
http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Plasma/Theme http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Plasma/Theme
That's my informational post for the day :p
www.rankinlawfirm.com
Nice to hear your kids using/enjoying Arch :) And thanks for infos.
My daughter is still too young. She is only 8 months. But already has her own keyboard and mouse :)) Arch will come later.
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