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Old 09-22-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Windows+MacOSX look=more enjoyable

i found this nifty little program called flyakiteosx and its really cool it lets my windows box look just like mac os x sorry the rez there is sorta low

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Re: Windows+MacOSX look=more enjoyable

Great find.
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Mmmm looks cool!
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Higher res version for you guys:

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Does it make it more stable then :P
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It _does_ seem a little bit pointless on the face of it. Personally, I'd rather use KDE or Gnome - can you get that for windows? (And will it bring some of that legendary Linux stability to my windows system at work?)
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It _does_ seem a little bit pointless on the face of it. Personally, I'd rather use KDE or Gnome - can you get that for windows? (And will it bring some of that legendary Linux stability to my windows system at work?)
You need to use cygwin/x, but it's emulated.
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Anyone heard of litestep?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiteStep




It would be pretty awesome to have an OSX look though.
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Interesting demo site...

http://osx.portraitofakite.com/logon.htm
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Anyone heard of litestep?
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