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Not bad, but it's pretty similar to the default vista VS.

Yeap pretty much, for I didn't change many things on the original theme... But the nice thing about it is that it blendes very well with pretty much any wallpaper... look at redrumy3's screenshot in the post above yours... see how the blue top of the start menu blendes with the blue sky in the bg... pretty nice. well i think so :)

Hum, I started working on something else already... Hopefully i finish it soon... (my networking job takes away all my free time :( )

I have a great idea. Make the VS like Royale! It's tons better than Luna, IMO. If MS had made Royale back in 2001 instead of 2004, then it'd make XP entirely new and avant-garde. Heck, I even use Royale in Server 2003, too.

If you can manage to take the Royale theme to work in Vista, I'd use it!

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I have a great idea. Make the VS like Royale! It's tons better than Luna, IMO. If MS had made Royale back in 2001 instead of 2004, then it'd make XP entirely new and avant-garde. Heck, I even use Royale in Server 2003, too.

If you can manage to take the Royale theme to work in Vista, I'd use it!

het now that sounds like a good idea ;)

awesome, love this so far, was using aeroclear theme, but i like this one alot. nice work keep it up :D love the star things or w/e they are look like stars lol anyway nice job using it now :D

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could u give info on that wallpaper please?

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