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Progex Official Themes

  

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Link:  http://open-progex.com
Minimum required   GTK 2.x
Downloads:  91414
Submitted:  Nov 12 2008
Updated:  Dec 6 2008

Description:

This are the themes that ships with the new linux distribution called "Progex". They are based on Murrine SVN engine. Any comments (good or bad) are welcome. If you vote "bad" please comment and say why. Thanks.




Changelog:

- Clean up messy code.




License: GPL
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 Elegant

 
 by BrainDMG on: Nov 12 2008  
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Very clean and elegant themes. Even the distribution looks very promising. Voted good. Btw I'm downloding the distro now :)


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 Nice

 
 by schollidesign on: Nov 12 2008  
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I saw the screenshots. Think that this distri have to much applications. Many applications for music, many apps for messages, blender, inkscape and and and ... Why so many apps are preinstalled? The distri don't have a packagemanager? What about securityupdates and actualations? It's not better to install selected apps, one or two for every category? So it would burnable on a normal CD... Which packages uses this distri? Deb or rpm? Which sources are used? Sources form Ubuntu? Mandriva? Fedora? Suse? You see ... asks and asks ;)
But yes, on the screenshots it looked very nice :)


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 Re: Nice

 
 by nechus on: Nov 12 2008  
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Hola

Si quieres informarte acerca de alguna distribución, tal vez encuentres útil www.distrowatch.com
Saludos


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 Re: Re: Nice

 
 by schollidesign on: Nov 12 2008  
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Pues, no aparece ahí ... aún ;) Pero ya se que esta a base de ubuntu y las aplicationes son tantas porque piensan que asi viene todo ya bien adaptado ... más para cargar y installar ... seguro que desinstallaria la mitad ;)


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 Re: Re: Re: Nice

 
 by verdegal37 on: Nov 12 2008  
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Details here:
http://open-progex.com/
Greetings:
Agust

Yo soy como soy
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 You may be on to something...

 
 by fredbird67 on: Nov 13 2008  
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Byprozac, are you one of the creators of Progex? If so, I think you may be on to something. As much as I enjoy using Ubuntu, I've never understood just why they insist on having brown for a default color scheme. I think I read somewhere where Mark Shuttleworth likes that look, but still, that never has made sense to me, as I think the blue looks MUCH better.

Anyways, I have a question about Progex: Is the DVD both a live and installable DVD? If so, I may just have to download it and take it for a live-DVD spin if that's possible.

Thanx in advance,
Fred in St. Louis, MO USA


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 Re: You may be on to something...

 
 by verdegal37 on: Nov 13 2008  
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Yes , is the DVD both a live and installable DVD.
Greetings:
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 Re: You may be on to something...

 
 by byprozac on: Nov 13 2008  
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Yeah .... i'm the founding father :))


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 I must be missing an engine...

 
 by fredbird67 on: Nov 13 2008  
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What engine(s) do the GTK themes use? They're all just showing up as GNOME's ugly default look.


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 Re: I must be missing an engine...

 
 by byprozac on: Nov 17 2008  
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Did you read the description text above? "They are based on Murrine SVN engine." ... that means Murrine SVN engine is required.


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 Pidgin Panel

 
 by arussak on: Nov 29 2008  
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Hey, great theme!

I was curious as to how you have a pidgin buddylist on the side like that? Thanks in advance!


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 Re: Pidgin Panel

 
 by byprozac on: Nov 29 2008  
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You need to install Screenlets and then Pidgin screenlet.
Pidgin screenlet can be found here http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/PidginScreenlet?content=72611


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 Theme looks good but...

 
 by ProteanX on: Nov 29 2008  
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Hey, Great lookin theme. However, Im wondering if Im the only one where the coloring isn't changing in the Metacity themes. I have the most recent Murrine engine from SVN. All other murrine themes change the metacity colors properly but this one. Not sure why :(


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 Re: Theme looks good but...

 
 by byprozac on: Nov 30 2008  
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Try some "manual refresh" ... select other theme and then select this again. Maybe it works for you. :)


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