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KDE port?
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that is a window decoration called keramik. its the best IMO. I would love to see this ported.
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You know you can get kde through fink.
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If you ask me, it looks like XP and Aqua put together to make a kinda ugly interface.
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The only linux port I know of for OSX is Max's QNX
That's Max and Me 
And QNX isn't a Linux operating system it's an embedded OS for mission critical systems...
here's a quote from the product brief for QNX RTOS of which we ported the UI.
"Built to handle the extreme requirements of complex embedded systems, the QNX� Neutrino� realtime operating system (RTOS) gives you a solid foundation to develop the ultra-dependable products your customers demand.
Today, high-profile organizations the world over rely on the QNX Neutrino RTOS. In fact, you'll find QNX Neutrino in thousands of mission- and life-critical applications: 911 systems, medical instruments, high-end routers, aviation and space systems, process-control systems, in-car devices, and point-of-sale terminals.
What makes QNX Neutrino so suited to critical systems? At its core is a true microkernel architecture. Proven in over 20 years of deployment in embedded systems, this unique architecture provides an extensible framework for the creation of reliable, scalable, and high-performance systems. And because QNX Neutrino supports a wide variety of processor architectures, you can choose from the most popular CPUs in the embedded market, including x86/Pentium, PowerPC, ARM, StrongARM, XScale, MIPS, and SH-4."
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if you ask me that kde interface is THE worst interface ever
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It quite bad, maybe not worst though.
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You're right Lordx_, the last example is something I'd definitely use...
Reminds me of the NeXT GUI.
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Last edited by FB Eye; Nov 3, 2003 at 05:58 PM.
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That first one is a theme I'd use, I'd love to port that if I had the time to do it well, but I've got way to many projects right now.
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|wishing is for suckers|
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Not bad, I like the 1st and 3rd styles, the 2nd one lookd too much like XP.
KDE doesn't look bad though, I like the icons the most. Take Eylo for an example of an ugly theme that people seem to like (for whatever reason).
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It's just my opinion, but I think we should be working on original themes and not copying others. The only port theme I've ever used is Watercolor.
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