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If you think you're capable to write some script (or make better mines) for generating animations (see filters.py in "modules" filder) plz contact me.

No animation.

content=122284 The difference is: - smaller size window control buttons (15px height, just as original KDE Oxygen theme) - button distances resemble those in KDE's native Oxygen Styel: Close button is separated from Minimize and Maximize - no glow and animation for control buttons in on hover ...

Configuration: deKorator-Settings for best experience Titel: [x]left []Draw Shadow []Use Menu button [x]show borders when maximized []show bottom border []ignore corner masks Colors: All Off Decos Liquid Method Buttons Hue Adjustment [x]ignore app icon coloring Efects: [x]use button ...

And the theme is based apon the clearLook3 from kde-look Do as you wish with this window decoration for DeKorator For exact as screenshot use following settings and Nitrogen style, also from kde-look "#" is a tab "$" is a section DeKorator settings: Title $Title alignment: center $Draw ...

Try the button animation with fade, and use #585858 as the active colour.

Go to the tab "Paths" and : For the "Frames tiles Path" browse to Revelation - DeKorator/deco For the "Buttons tiles path" browse to Revelation - DeKorator/buttons For the "Masks tiles path" (provided you check the "Use Masks" option and you need to) browse to Revelation - ...

This screenlet shows cpu/memory usage. Vista'ish look. The original one: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/CPU+Meter+Screenlet+vista%27ish+look?content=64599 Originally made by Helder Fraga aka Whise Modified by Walmis

This screenlet is for these, who: - want quick access to files from desktop, but wanna see wallpaper too - have 3D hardware working properly - don't know what to do with free memory - like animations - do not afraid of troubleshooting On this video you can see it in action:

Shows information about your system by Helder Fraga aka Whise thanks to Walmis for the animation he developed Instalation Put it in your /usr/local/share/screenlets and run it from there