[brainchild2b]

Can someone please post a screenshot of what it looks like when your not running aqua? I was told you can turn that off (or make it grey) i'm curious to see what that looks like.

[dark3lf]

Check out homepage.mac.com/dre and homepage.mac.com/piston.

Are you asking about the "Graphite" appearance (Aqua without color) or the removal of the Aqua scheme altogether (returning to the Platinum look)? The screenshots posted above show the Graphite color scheme but not an Aqua-less Mac OS X.

[Spheric Harlot]

Originally posted by dark3lf:
Check out homepage.mac.com/dre and homepage.mac.com/piston.

How do you get the Menu Bar clock?

I keep the Dock hidden, so the Clock.app running in there is not very useful...

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-chris.

Originally posted by Spheric Harlot:
How do you get the Menu Bar clock?

You can download apps that will display a menu bar clock. Check out:

http://softrak.stepwise.com/Apps/Web...&category=3103

[Spheric Harlot]

Cool, Thanks a lot!

-chris.

Dark, are those your screenshots?
If so is that office 2001 running natively under x, or is it running in classic. I'd be happy to see 2001 carbonised already.

[cfoster611]

looking at those screenshots, i relize i'm far behind in the UNIX department...

Howed piston get afterstep working?
Anyone know?

As for Office 2001, its not runing in carbon, just runing classic with a aqua theam.

[This message has been edited by cfoster611 (edited 09-18-2000).]

[dark3lf]

You can get that clock app from versiontracker, it's called wClock.

Naw, those aren't my screens. I do have the PB though and I love it.

office:2001 are Classic apps unfortunatley, and please someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that I've read that Microsoft said they were not going to carbonize office:2001. Instead, they are porting it directly to cocoa, and it will be out next year this time.

The vertical dock looks really really
cool.. Nice transparency effect too..
what is that?

[MacGorilla]

How did you get the dock to go vertical? is that a system(or dock) preference?

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[exrae]

That app that looks like the doc vertical would be a third party app that you can download from the OS X section of www.macaddict.com


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[mcdoken]

yeah, dark, what is that small horizontal app switcher bar? Is that a dock setting, or some other application?

[Cipher13]

Its called Nexbar (referring to the vertical dock).

Cipher13

[This message has been edited by Cipher13 (edited 09-19-2000).]

What do you mean not running agua? IT ISN'T a program!

[dark3lf]

Yes, as a matter of fact someone ported Nexbar. I don't know where to get it however. It was a NExTSTEP app.

Originally posted by Cipher13:
Its called Nexbar (referring to the vertical dock).

How do you expand the damn NeXBar archive ??? Stuffit won't work.

[dark3lf]

Originally posted by cheezy:
How do you expand the damn NeXBar archive ??? Stuffit won't work.

Use OpenUp by Stepwise's Scott Anguish or under terminal type 'tar -xvf filename.tgz', but it will do you no good. Chances are, if you do not know how to decompress a tarball, you will have very little success in porting an application.

[jguidroz]

I remember reading on a rumor site back in January when Aqua was first shown to the public that there was a file that could be removed and OS X would have the platnium interface instead of aqua.

[Veerle]

Go here : http://www.railheaddesign.com/pages/osx/gallery.html
22 screenshots