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- Thread starter AcidJazz
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I didn't have any ide disks when I dl'ed it, and then I bought one, only to find other stuff wasn't supported, tv tuner, printer... so I deleted it, it seemed to be mostly eye candy, there's a loada new features, but they all seem a bit anal, just different menus and that, I didn't think so much of it, perhaps when it's finished it'll feel it....
Here's my laptop:
I also have a Slackware 10.2 box, but I'm just running XFCE with the theme that's packaged with Slack, which is slightly different than XFCE's default, or something to that effect.
Phroz: Do you skank in your room when you think nobody's looking?
I also have a Slackware 10.2 box, but I'm just running XFCE with the theme that's packaged with Slack, which is slightly different than XFCE's default, or something to that effect.
Phroz: Do you skank in your room when you think nobody's looking?
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If you use Neowin UXTheme Multi-Patcher v4.0 there's nothing extra to load at boot time.KRAK_JOE said:
AS T.M. said already, skin isn't applied over but instead the Windows XP default.
Then you haven't used Neowin UXTheme Multi-Patcher v4.0 I take it. There is no performance hit when using it, because no application(s) is running in the background at any time. Try it for yourself if you don't believe me. I too, dislike running crap like WindowsBlinds in the background, but Neowin's solution is much different in its implementation.Mr. Johnson said:
