A few things
Thursday, February 22, 2007 by Panderen | Discussion: OS Customization
I have some questions i think some of you know.
1. Is there a skin or what it is named, whith all in. Windowsblinds, Bootskin, Logon, Icons, Cursor, Sysmetrix and so on.
About sysmetrix, i have a question. I only want that the weather, clock, time, date, how much space there are on my drives. I dont want the other things. Can i do that is some way.
And the last question. When i for example am on the internet, when i go back to my desktop, the rainlender, sysmetrix are gone, and i have to push on the button to get them back. Can i do something so they stay and not disapeare.
Panderen.
My english isnt the best but i hope you understand.
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Reply #1 Friday, February 23, 2007 11:43 AM
1. Is there a skin or what it is named, whith all in. Windowsblinds, Bootskin, Logon, Icons, Cursor, Sysmetrix and so on.
check the Suites Gallery
bear in mind you'll need:
Theme Manager to apply them
You'll also need to have each program installed to use each component (example; Theme Manager won't apply a WB skin unless WB the program is installed) - TM will also prompt to download the needed component if not installed and gives you a choice of not applying a component if you don't want/use it
Not all suites are 'all inclusive' - each suite is different in what it comes with -
you also have the option of arranging your desktop the way you want (this wb, that cursor, etc) then saving as a theme to be applied later
rainlendar - right click, layout, set to be on top
I don't have systmetrix - but should be the same principle