I'm also disappointed with my nVidia drivers. But you have a bigger voice, so maybe they'll do something about it.
kwyjibo
I'm going to be sick.
Define, "crash". Any Win9x user that claims to have never experienced a crash should become a politician.
After jumping through only 182 flaming hoops, you too can have animated cursors with dropshadows in X. Typical Linux non-user-friendliness.
I don't like beer.
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Bugs: - The dock seperator behaves normally for resizing only if the dock is on the bottom or right edge. The resize behaviour is backwards when on the left or top edge of the screen. - The folder browser doesn't display nested subfolders. It just lists everything as though it's in the same folder. - The poof animation gets scaled (not very well) when the real OSX dock displays the animation at its native resolution only (128x128). Requests: - Seperate indicato
Good question.
Tinkergaloot: The anti-aliasing is handled by the Windows font smoothing engine, I assume.
You don't need me to say it, but I can sleep better at night knowing I've voiced my ideas. So! A few feature requests: -The mouseover text in the real OSX dock kind of 'falls' behind the dock when focus is lost. -Custom mouseover fonts -Custom dock background -Dock to any edge -Skinnable context/right-click menus for dock items -Recycle Bin context menu, with option to empty without having to Explore the bin... -Custom text shadow direction (X,Y) -Custom dock
It also has a nice icon!
Another request: Chunked progress bars with user-definable chunkiness. Ie: skinner can specify in his UIS file that there be a new chunk of progress displayed every 10 pixels... or 12 pixels...
I'm back. Another feature request: The ability to specify what buttons are available on a scrollbar, and where. Such as: Both up and down arrows at the bottom, like many other OS's do. Or having up/down arrows at both ends of the scrollbar.
In Windowblinds' treeview [+/-] skinning, the dotted line connecting the subsections is missing. The ability to skin this would be nice.
-Ghost scrollbar dragging like Mac OS 8/9. While dragging the scrollbar, it appears translucent, while an opaque image remains in its previous position on the scrollbar tray. -Alpha-blended window borders, like Winamp3, for those of us that prefer eye-candy over performance. Probably wouldn't notice with good video drivers, right? This would make those round skins look sweet... -Dialog bitmaps that don't tile improperly or have their tiling messed up by what's inside the window
Perhaps this would be a Skinstudio & Windowblinds request: the ability to import stylexp skins. There are some nice skins out there, but I don't want to install StyleXP to use them.
More requests: Additional Scrollbar Tray click states. Instead of a single state regardless of whether the up/down (or left/right) scrollbar button is pressed, i'd like the scrollbar tray to display a different image for these states: up button pressed down button pressed the vertical tray itself is clicked the vertical scrollbar is clicked/dragged left button pressed right button pressed the horizontal tray itself is clicked the horizonal scrol
My Requests ----------- By kwyjibo. -Context menu 'magic purple' transparency. -Vertical alignment of XP Start menu User Icon text -Ability to specify font name, size, colour for every windowmetric that exists. Such as the context menu font, desktop icon font, tooltip font, Menubar font... -Text entry/editbox skinning (sort of like comboboxes) -Inner border skinning. ie: Open a copy of notepad with any skin running and you'll see an indent all around the program,
I don't think age has anything to do with freeloading. I'm 24. I'm in my second year of paying for ODNT and now I subscribe to Wincustomize. It's about priorities. Do you want the Big Mac and a super-sized ass, or do you want to spend your bucks on something worthwhile? I just feel that hard work deserves to be supported, or it will disappear. The legions of freeloaders have no idea they're destroying the things they enjoy. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sad.gif" border=0 AL
If you're going to share your skin, you'd think you'd at least want it usable. I think adding a sub-design isn't too big a request. Skinning is a hobby, not a service, but displaying your work means making it accessable. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by S