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^^^ Just curious, but does your girlfriend use your login, or does she have her own login user?

(both your screens show 'randy' as home)

yah that's on my login, but hers looks the same. i used my account to set up the themes the right way first ;)

whats a good menu bar customizer? one that doesnt effect the rest of the theme.

only the menu bar.

you gotta edit the colour numbers in the file called gtkrc or summin like that or the menubar file if you are using specific engines.

if the theme you use is a pixbuf engine. then just edit the menubar.png i think thats what its called. you can find all your installed themes in username/home/.themes <-- its a hidden folder.

2w3z11e.png

Got my fonts as pcf files =)... only thing that blows is when gnome tries to make them italic, I guess I have to find a way to make real italics out of them. Still seeing whats good for the theme in some aspects before releasing :)

You use foobar2000 with Wine? Don't you find that it has awful sound quality?

You use foobar2000 with Wine? Don't you find that it has awful sound quality?

Not really awful, but less quality than the windows counterpart... I just wish I could play the multichannel tracks I have and output them to the right speakers =( only stereo... its the only windows piece of software that I cant live without :D. I am pretty picky about sound quality too but its a sacrifice I have made to customize the player and manage my music

@CactuzJak

What is that bar at the bottom of your screen I'v been looking to try a figure out what it is. I'v seen it in other screenshots.

It's AWN, Avant Window Navigator, sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator

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