litestep shells
Thursday, February 21, 2002 by FaTaL TeNdeNcy | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I wish to get into makig my own themes for litestep. I have a few websites currently, but I would like to find more resources. If you can inform me where to find more information on creating litestep themes, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Reply #2 Thursday, February 21, 2002 6:20 PM
Reply #2 Thursday, February 21, 2002 6:20 PM
Sites I have acquired, am new to LiteStep, and have went the OTS route, and have installed the lsd patch that reportedly allows the install of both distro and OTS themes. Jafo and a man named Pharoe are this community's "people-to-know." Let it be said, I am reading the manual!!!! 
1. www.shellfront.org
2. www.litestep.com
3. http://builds.lsdev.org
Have tried to access [FPN}, but to no avail.
Good Luck, if you care to share any links, information....I always have an open ear, so drop me a line if you would. Thanx
1. www.shellfront.org
2. www.litestep.com
3. http://builds.lsdev.org
Have tried to access [FPN}, but to no avail.
Good Luck, if you care to share any links, information....I always have an open ear, so drop me a line if you would. Thanx
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Reply #1 Thursday, February 21, 2002 4:51 PM
The community is pretty fragmented, with sites coming and going with painful monotonous regularity...most recent Litestep.net, but it's all out there...the 'OTS' standard for setting out a theme's structure would be the way to go, as it appears to be a logical and practical standard that more and more themers are adopting.
In the bad old days, anything went....and you were forced to do some frantic 'tweaking' to get things working OK on your own system....made the adoption of themes a 'fun' thing to do...