Milk 2.0

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The link is working again. I downloaded and I love it!! Thanks so much for your work.

There is one small bug, though, in the compact start menu. I've attached a picture here below. When using large icons, the compact menu is perfect. However, when using small icons, a bit of text is apparent on the menu as shown below. Left is large icons, right is small icons.

Thanks again for your work!!!

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The link is working again. I downloaded and I love it!! Thanks so much for your work.

There is one small bug, though, in the compact start menu. I've attached a picture here below. When using large icons, the compact menu is perfect. However, when using small icons, a bit of text is apparent on the menu as shown below. Left is large icons, right is small icons.

Thanks again for your work!!!

its not a bug look back and u will see its the size of your icons

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I know it's the size of my icons, as I have mentioned in my post. However, it's a bug in the skin. Kol's Panther 1.5 skin also utilizes compact menus and either icon size works perfectly. Skins should be able to utilized using small icons or large icons as windows has allowed for both settings. That's my opinion anyway. Considering both sizes work on compact menus in other skins, I consider this a bug in this skin.

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