Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-12-13 at 19:53:45
Mindlessly probing through the internet, I find this little doodad.
Having previously made one single "Ghost" cursor, I know firsthand the exhilarating experience of seeing SC things in the boring Windows OS. Now SEN won't be the only place outside SC that you'll see these familiar color schemes and whatnots. Caloo calay oh fragelous day, etc. I just think that Recycle Bin oughta be a nuke silo though, so you can load it with stuff...
So here: check it out!
Having previously made one single "Ghost" cursor, I know firsthand the exhilarating experience of seeing SC things in the boring Windows OS. Now SEN won't be the only place outside SC that you'll see these familiar color schemes and whatnots. Caloo calay oh fragelous day, etc. I just think that Recycle Bin oughta be a nuke silo though, so you can load it with stuff...
So here: check it out!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by CheeZe on 2004-12-13 at 20:02:45
Report, edit, etc...Posted by ShadowBrood on 2004-12-13 at 20:05:06
Nice find PCFredz but hell I like the one Cheeze(U) posted 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-12-15 at 14:31:30
Cheeze's requires a registration though... and I have no idea what the site offers when I have to REGISTER to view everything.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by CheeZe on 2004-12-15 at 14:54:07
LiteStep is basically an alternative shell to explorer.
It's the closest to installing a new OS without doing so.
List of what each label is:
1. Icon Display, click: on and off
2. Task Toolbar (at the bottom) click: on and off
3. Day of Week and Time, Scroll on it and it will display the Month and Date
4. Right click to change to a different desktop, up to 4
5. Click to show Calender, if you click on date, a sticky note will come up
6/7. Click on Explorer or System for that menu like at 13
8. Winamp Manager, click: on and off
9. Winamp Controls
10. Volume Control (for whole computer)
11. Current Song
12. Task Tray, scrollable, annoying at first, but you get used to it
13. See 6/7
14. Right Click on Desktop for main menu and submenu for common folders
And that is why my desktop pwns yours
It's the closest to installing a new OS without doing so.
List of what each label is:
1. Icon Display, click: on and off
2. Task Toolbar (at the bottom) click: on and off
3. Day of Week and Time, Scroll on it and it will display the Month and Date
4. Right click to change to a different desktop, up to 4
5. Click to show Calender, if you click on date, a sticky note will come up
6/7. Click on Explorer or System for that menu like at 13
8. Winamp Manager, click: on and off
9. Winamp Controls
10. Volume Control (for whole computer)
11. Current Song
12. Task Tray, scrollable, annoying at first, but you get used to it
13. See 6/7
14. Right Click on Desktop for main menu and submenu for common folders
And that is why my desktop pwns yours
Report, edit, etc...Posted by BeeR_KeG on 2004-12-15 at 17:42:52
I can do what Pcfredz did without downloading anything. I just go to the Display properties/appearance/advanced and i start making my own theme.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-12-15 at 19:04:57
To be honest, I didn't download the theme myself; it just seemed to be possible to interest anyone who might want to try it. My current desktop has a skateboarding Bart Simpson with the words "I Didn't Do It." All my sound clips are from The Simpsons, except the starting music, which I exported from Space Pirate Wars, one of the best SC maps I've played.
At least there's something most of us can agree on: Mozilla Firefox!
But yes, I will try litestep, it seems like what I've been searching for this past week.
At least there's something most of us can agree on: Mozilla Firefox!
But yes, I will try litestep, it seems like what I've been searching for this past week.