Longhorn "Glass"

By DigitalFreedom
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schaggo

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hmm... doesn't work for me. Anyway, I had a look into Longhorn last night. It's a promising system. Very promising.

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But hey, DigitalFreedom, can you deliver any files? I'm damn horny on this theme! Show me what you've got!

(DsnBehind, wait until he replied with posting your link again ;) )

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schaggo

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lalalaa... this is getting ridiculous... DsnBehind, what was that link to another post in the forums again... :whistle:

By the way, this post means no harm to anybody, I'm just about to express my absplute agreement with what Chris123NT said in the other thread... (see link above)

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XP_01

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yeah he promised us a beta release :(

By the way, the "you'll hear it later tonight" is stating to get boring since we never hear something later tonight in 9/10 cases.....

Well I was looking forward to his theme, too bad he had to cancel it all of a sudden (the theme on the pic looked fine to me)

It's also a bit weak to just let us sit here and wait until "the later this night" beta release of his theme, without informing us that he won't be releasing it at all. And don't say he's busy! If you have time to respond to a PM, you also have te time to leave a note here.

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schaggo

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any progress?

Have your read one single word in the thread or did you just enter and click on "Post Reply"? But I can give you an answer: NO :angry: !

Damn, this theme was promising and now we have nothing, nothing at all except edited screenshots. :x

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Have your read one single word in the thread or did you just enter and click on "Post Reply"? But I can give you an answer: NO :angry: !

Damn, this theme was promising and now we have nothing, nothing at all except edited screenshots. :x

You know, you need some stress control just striking out at members, wether or not they are dumb and haven't ready anything.

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DigitalFreedom

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No. No stress control, just some sleep...

I'm sorry, I guess I'm somewhat exhausted and overtired. I guess I go to bed now and report back in some days... :sleep:

calm down peeps, i've been busy with aerobrowser, now I will ask 1 question, do peeps still want this theme? if yes in 4 hours from now it will be :)

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