Conectiva Crystal Theme Collection

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I'm trying to collect all crystal icons to do a collection but a i need someone host the file.
Everybody send me your crystal icons specifyng the size.
Write me to pablof77@myrealbox.com

Sorry for my english.

Pablo from Argentina

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Goamaus
18 years ago

that Wallpaper from? could you post a link please?

thx

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pablof77
18 years ago

Check this out!!!!!!!

http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=1908

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caldroun
18 years ago

...Keeping these all in one place! Submit the Icons that you think should belong in Crystal to Everaldo.

It is his project to start with. Why not work with him? I see that he has accepted others.

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Rafaga2k
18 years ago

hmmm . i can't download the icons rthe links redirect me to jpg image . plz fix it????

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anonymous
18 years ago

bomb. What ever happened to that tutorial posted back in the day, which showed step by step how to make crystal icons in the gimp?
As examples it used a ladybug and a bomb.

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spasemunkie
18 years ago

Here is a .XCF file that shows you how to create "marble" looking icons... not really a tutorial, but it should help you.

http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=1566

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spasemunkie
18 years ago

La gente est

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pablof77
18 years ago

Se que everaldo esta haciendo lo mismo, pero estoy tratando de construir un RPM que instale los iconos no como un adicional del usuario sino como nativo del sistema

I know everald is doing the same thing, by i trying to build a Rpm that install the icons in the system.

Gracias igual. ;)

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Markus
18 years ago

That's absolutely the Wrong Thing (tm) to do. It is totally absurd to bypass the correct and sane way to install the icon themes via KDE's control center. You only will make your package less compatible with all distributions (e.g. some use /opt/kde, others use /opt/kde3, some people use /usr/local/kde3 etc. pp.).
Better let Everaldo do the job!

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