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duality 4 or themeswitcher?
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which is a better overall theme switcher? i prefer duality 4 cause of its preferance pane...
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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so.... torn.... I didn't vote, I haven't decided yet. I have been trying out theme switcher for about a week now and its good, but it seems to lack the polish of duality, both have major hang quirks though. an "undecided" or "both suck" category SO should have been in that poll.
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some call it themechanger.....namely, the authors 
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= decursive =
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Duality is a bit bloated for me, but then again themechanger won't wok for me. I switch manually.
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-"I don't believe in God. "
"That doesn't matter. He believes in you."
-"I'm not agnostic. Just nonpartisan. Theological Switzerland, that's me."
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Originally posted by invisibleX:
Duality is a bit bloated for me, but then again themechanger won't wok for me. I switch manually.
Care to explain exactly what doesn't work?
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Originally posted by invisibleX:
Duality is a bit bloated for me, but then again themechanger won't wok for me. I switch manually.
Give us more details..
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by decursive:
some call it themechanger.....namely, the authors
I call it ThemeChanger too! And I like it!
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I love the U.S., but we need some time apart.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Originally posted by ambush:
Give us more details..
sudo cp ...
sudo cp ...
sudo cp ...
<take a break>
sudo cp ...
sudo cp ...
sudo cp ...
Get the picture?
Oh, you meant ThemeChanger not working?
Works fine for me, although I find it odd that resource-based switching sometimes takes upwards of a minute to apply, and other times takes only a second or two. This is with SmoothStripes Square 2.0.4; plain square take a minute or two, smoothstripes square transparent menus is nearly instantaneous.
BTW, I downloaded your source a week ago and many of the source files were missing. Has it been updated?
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Originally posted by macmike42:
BTW, I downloaded your source a week ago and many of the source files were missing. Has it been updated?
Oh, I forgot to include CSWResourceFork and CSWResource. Silly me. Of course, nobody told me, so I couldn't fix it. Too late now, have to wait until the next release.
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Originally posted by ambush:
Give us more details..
Clicking the little lock does nothing for me, so I can't switch themes. I'm using the root user so maybe it has something to do with that.
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-"I don't believe in God. "
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Originally posted by invisibleX:
Clicking the little lock does nothing for me, so I can't switch themes. I'm using the root user so maybe it has something to do with that.
Oh, yes, of course. Security framework doesn't seem to work with the root user. Using root in the GUI is a bad idea for this (and other) reasons. However, I'm surprised Duality works in that case. Oh well, the entire authorization architecture is going to be revamped in v13.
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The only Reason I keep to Duality is because it's a prefpane.
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Originally posted by Mediaman_12:
The only Reason I keep to Duality is because it's a prefpane.
Nobody has expressed an interest in ThemeChanger being a prefpane (yet). It'd be very easy to do, though.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
Nobody has expressed an interest in ThemeChanger being a prefpane (yet). It'd be very easy to do, though.
Do it!
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I love the U.S., but we need some time apart.
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