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<pre wrap="">--- Jakub Nytko <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:bonzai10@o2.pl"><bonzai10@o2.pl></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi. I'm new in KDE and i would like to know how to
make new icon or
window schemes.
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Window decorations are done procedurally, so you have
to program them. but IceWM decos can be done just with
bitmaps.
Icons are also just images.
so... to make new icons you need to make new images.
Programs for that can be GIMP, Sodipodi, Inkscape, or
anything else you'd rather use.
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<pre wrap="">Also i'd like to find out how to update KDE from 3.2
to 3.4 becouse im
confused when i enter webpage and there are
"hundrets" packadges to
download.
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It really depends on your distribution. Some have
ready-made upgrade packages, some don't.
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I have mandrake 10.1 Power Pack. And how can i program my own themes??
in whcich programming langage??<br>
Is there any program for making themes??<br>
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