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Re: Funny Kite for XP
« on: December 19, 2007, 10:54:07 AM »
Wow, the preview 'website' looks pretty impressive. If it looks and feels the same when being run installed on top of XP it's a pretty neat program.

I think I'll give it a try at home tonight.
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Re: Funny Kite for XP
« Reply #1 on: December 19, 2007, 02:35:36 PM »
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am I one of the few (the only one?!?) that runs XP with all the eye-candy cr*p turned off ('classic' view)?


I never liked the 'classic' look of Win95/98/ME (boring grey blocky stuff, even worse than standard WB3.1). But I also don't like the standard (blue) look of XP, so I rather use the built-in silvery theme.

For the rest, the only eye candy on my desktop is the wallpaper that I use (mostly pictures that I took myself on holidays etc). I've turned off all fading/scrolling menus and other 3D-ish crap. But that's mostly because to modern day standards my pc is somewhat slow and lacking in memory (and I prefer using free physical RAM above virtual memory - it's slow enough as it is now).
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Re: Funny Kite for XP
« Reply #2 on: December 19, 2007, 02:47:02 PM »
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monami wrote:

i think something like that would require too much getting used to for me.


That's just a matter of using it longer. When I first used Linux (I believe a Red Hat distro) I didn't understand much of it either. I'm still no expert, but at least I can find my way around a bit. Same goes for OS X - once you abandon thinking "but in Windows it works like this", it's all pretty logical.

But I guess that's the case with all operating systems, in some way :-)
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