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Topic: DSL 1.3 Pre-announcement, A heads up!

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roberts

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Posted: July 14 2005,17:35

There is already three choices on the menu.
Transparent
Light
Dark

For both user and root.

I also changed the color of the cursor to green for user and red to indicate root.

You can also change settings in .Xdefaults that will affect many programs.

SaidinUnleashed Offline

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Posted: July 14 2005,17:38

Quote (cbagger01 @ July 14 2005,12:03)

Hmm...

Maybe we need to split up the fluxbox menu choices somewhat like this:

Aterm (transparent) aterm
Aterm (black) aterm +tr

or something like that.

Just a suggestion.

i think we did. ^_^

The desktop icon is the only place that defaults to transparent.

And I don't have enough ram on this to have icons and dockapps anyways. ^_^

-J.P.

EDITUS: dang Robert is fast. Or this dialup is slow :P

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cbagger01

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Posted: July 14 2005,17:40

FYI,

If you haven't figured it out yet, I haven't burned my 1.3 ISO yet

^thehatsrule^
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Posted: July 18 2005,15:19

^thehatsrule^ suggests: maybe there should be a prompt (maybe part of xsetup.sh?), or a boot parameter that can specify the default fluxbox theme.

however, i agree otherwise that the low-ram users should be accounted for first.