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its ok, LunaVX is better, i dont like the image on that startbutton, way to blurry.. :( nice work tho

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I still enjoy the simple elegance of Luna VX. Maybe once Ergo VX matures a bit more (compact start panel, different start button, color themes...) I might make the switch.

First of all i would like to kneel b4 the creator lol its beautiful

For anyone wanting to remove that "line" in the start panel u can do so by downloading TweakUI and then direct yourself to

"Taskbar and StartMenu" and uncheck "show name on start menu

then proceed to tweak a few more goodies :cool:

the only critisism "and its constructive" is the start button i like the green bit just the font is blurred too much :(

First of all i would like to kneel b4 the creator lol its beautiful

For anyone wanting to remove that "line" in the start panel u can do so by downloading TweakUI and then direct yourself to

"Taskbar and StartMenu" and uncheck "show name on start menu

then proceed to tweak a few more goodies :cool:

the only critisism "and its constructive" is the start button i like the green bit just the font is blurred too much  :(

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thkz for the tip of the star menu thkz!!!

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excellent theme, have been using the pastel set already for a while now, this theme goes hand in hand perfect with it!

do you happen to have a 1600x1200 resolution of the wallpaper?

it kinda ruins it when i apply it because it's stretched.  thanks!

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Would really appreciate a 1600x1200 one as well... I've done a bit of editing to match the .png with my desktop, but I'm no pro... looks good though. Maybe just the text needs re-editing with mine...

Norton is going crazy when trying to use GUIReplacer 1.4.  I downloaded it from deviantART.  Are you sure this is a clean file?  What kind of scripts is it trying to run?

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guireplacer runs scripts that modules use to tell the guireplacer program which icons in which file to replace with the ones in the given module. They are all purposed accordingly and all work well. I have been using it for a while and have had no problems, except that norton did the same thing to me the first time i installed a module.

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