September Desktops

By Dazzla
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couture

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Hrm.

I'm not having any luck finding the flat plugin with Google, or the search on Mirandas site.

The tweakUI plugin seems to be really shoddy.

Sadface.

Anyone have any ideas?

search harder... ;)

http://forums.miranda-im.org/viewtopic.php?t=19306

http://www.volumna.com.br/pessoal/angelo/tweakui.zip

edit-, wait i just reread your post, were you asking for the tweakui plugin or what? if not there is not other way to make miranda im transparent without it, just do the background the same color as your wallpaper...

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Solitutions

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Well, most of my backgrounds involve pictures and such, so is there a way to get them to align right?

I really want this so I can switch over to inspirat.

Blah! So confusing, there is so much stuff in Miranda compared to Trillian.

For now, I just want to get rid of the scroll bar and all that ****. I can do that with flat plugin, can't I?

Doesn't seem to be working.

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deep_sky

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You can set the contact list window to auto-resize to the height of the list. Diable the status bar and the title bar, and you will only get the contact list space showing with no bars. You would have to disable showing the offline contacts and collapse a few segments if you have a lot of contacts, unless you have a gigantic resolution.

setting the list background the same as the wallpaper only displays the upper left corner, so unless you keep your list there, it won't align. If you have a very busy wallpaper, you are likely not going to able to match the background with the tweakui plugin running and not see a pixelated halo around the contacts. it is an imperfect solution, and you do have to choose your backgrounds to accomodate the limitations inherent in the tweakui plugin. all the flat list plug-in does is allow you to change the color of the borders to something other than theme color, not get a transparency affect.

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idkfa

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well, my other setup didn't last long :blink:

I'm really liking this one :D

Can you at least list some info, such as VS, Icons and Firefox theme?

I'm guessing its 'Inspirat part2' with a matching Firefox theme? What about the icon on your desktop?

Thanks

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