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This is a great scheme! Thanks.

I have a few bugs that might be of interest..

marina-titlebar.gif

The titlebar is a different height when maximized, and the title moves to a center justification. A minor bug, but I just thought I'd point it out.

marina-ultramon.gif

I use the UltraMon "Smart Taskbar", and the height compared to the Windows taskbar is off by a little bit. Again, nothing major.

marina-startmenu.gif

The Run icon is out of view on the Start Menu.

Still a great theme, and I will continue to use it, but I just thought I'd point out those bugs to be fixed in a future release. :)

Keep up the great work!

Edited by Awesys
This is a great scheme!  Thanks.

I have a few bugs that might be of interest..

marina-titlebar.gif

The titlebar is a different height when maximized, and the title moves to a center justification.  A minor bug, but I just thought I'd point it out.

marina-ultramon.gif

I use the UltraMon "Smart Taskbar", and the height compared to the Windows taskbar is off by a little bit.  Again, nothing major.

marina-ultramontb.gif

With the UltraMon taskbar, the Winamp Playlsit docks too far below the taskbar - at a location which is more than the height of the Luna theme.

Still a great theme, and I will continue to use it, but I just thought I'd point out those bugs to be fixed in a future release. :)

Keep up the great work!

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Those last 2 bugs are probably because the Marina VS uses a different size taskbar than Luna. The bugs are probably caused by shoddy coding on UltraMon's part. It probably just has a built in a size and isn't dynamic. Therefore, I doubt this can be fixed. I could be pulling words from the sky though. :rofl:

just wondering if anyone is experiencing the same thing as me.

when i have multiple windows open, the top title bar does not change in color (shade) to indicate weather which window is active (on top) and which is at the bottom layer.

hope someone understands what im talking about :p

wait, i just realized the whole theme is like this?? :blink:

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