The "exclusive" suites are the only reason that I subscribed. Personally, if I'm going to purchase a subscription for something such as suites, I'd wait until those suites are released before deciding whether or not I want them.
There are applications that try to be cross-platform, such as JAVA, Mozilla, and Winamp3, and they're HIDEOUSLY ugly! That is why I believe being cross-platform is overrated.
Why does WinCustomize show the theme in the preview with a completely different wallpaper? The screenshot is showing off the second RC of the WinCustomize Browser. Why don't you charge more then? Charging more money would keep more people from subscribing. If you don't take pride in your work, don't do it. Nobody enjoys having their work being called bad (unless it's ol' school slang), and will most likely be less eager to contribute their efforts to peop
Paxx, I actually believe that people could choose the OS they want because they like it. Sure, people say that Linux don't have Mac the software necessary, but they do, unless it's some completely obscure and rare software. It's just not always apparent. It's like when people first used Windows. I'm positive that it wasn't bundled with all the software they needed. In fact, I'm sure many of the people didn't know what software would benefit them the most. Like when people first used computers, i
Personally, my e XP erience with Linux during my anti-Microsoft phase led me to believe that although Microsoft might be bad, they surely aren't alone in their EVIL thirst to monopolize, and I'm not just referring to Apple. As for the communities, it's hard to say whether or not the Apple community is worse than the Linux community. I haven't noticed many Windows zealots, but that's probably because most people despise Microsoft anyway. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/i
That's a tool window and not skinned by UIS2 skins by default. To have WindowBlinds skin those windows, add SkinToolWindows=1 to wb.ini file in the Windows directory (i.e. C:\WINDOWS\wb.ini).
mormegil: And Like I said, I have an shinny new dual G4 sitting behind me right now. Turned off as usual. I could take that G4 off your hands for you.
Some of those comments (about WindowFX being the successor to WindowBlinds and Stardock being based in California) reminds me of Adequacy.org. It's a shame it's no longer in existance.
You're using the work of others in a project that's supposed to be done by you?
I have the same problem as well. I've decided to simply download the components separately and install them along with the suite.
Does that include wallpaper that people have uploaded to it and other artwork that belongs more on an art site rather than a skinning site?
I don't understand the poll question actually. Can someone elaborate on it?
I have a problem with Winamp3. It's a cosmetic one actually. Why did they have to skin the menus? Same with Netscape and StarOffice actually. Is this the price we must pay for applications that run on Windows AND Linux? Besides that, I've had good luck with Winamp3, except with its inability to display information of WMA files and trying to play a CD track when that CD isn't in there (it freezes rather than just says no track found or something). <A HREF="https://www.wincustom
Well, text-ads are immune to Junkbusters, if I'm not mistaken.
Isn't five individuals a bit small for a site as large and vast as deviantART? I would think that twenty would be the bare minimum. As for expelling offenders, is there a way to deal with repeat offenders? Not only with deviantART, but with WinCustomize and others as well.
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SP1 didn't hurt me. Of course, I also didn't mess around with any system files.
From what I understand, when you uninstall WindowBlinds, it deletes the skins with which it comes. It also overwrites skins that happen to have the same name as the skins it installs. In other words, if you highly customized a skin that comes with WindowBlinds, change its name before you install an upgrade. And as Jafo said, back them up! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmidd
As others have said, photography is also art, and IMO, some people post these pictures that look bland to show others their photography skills and to receive feedback and suggestions to improve them.
Also note that not all WindowBlinds skins include wallpaper.
What I don't understand is why Cims is complaining about WinCustomize asking for money, considering that he's contributing wallpapers, which allows him to download without any limits, right?
Crazy Browser is cool! It has everything I'd ever need in a web browser.
1024x768 but will increase when I obtain a better monitor or better eyes.
I want to try Gnome 2.0, but it won't install (easily at least) on Mandrake 8.2. I'll wait for Mandrake 9.0 to be released before installing it. I don't want to use up too many CDs. Although I don't use Linux much, I do love it for the games! <im
I understand Lecrayon. I apologize for my assumptions about you. Personally, I think the best option that could protect artists but still provide consumers with a plethora of content is something such as MP3.com, except with a program such as Napster that makes searching and downloading music incredibly easy. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrowse
Actually, I did help somebody "see the light," even though it was only after he wrote a book he hopes to be published. Besides, I don't do this to convert others. I do this for the same reason that the pro-Napster gang likes to make the same points over and over even though the RIAA and artists still feel the same way. We just want to sound smart. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN