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Requires clearlooks-cairo (which is 'unstable' software) and ubuntulooks to work properly A work in progress: Todo: * Change tab colours * Make a metacity * Work out how to draw menu items, list headers etc as shiny Ubuntulooks buttons * Draw square (not rounded) buttons Suggestsions more ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN ALPHA QUALITY SOFTWARE.

Installation on openSUSE 10.2: - download the attached spec file to /usr/src/packages/SPECS/ on your local machine - download the source archive from http://kopete-otr.follefuder.org/kopete-otr-0.5.tar.bz2 to /usr/src/packages/SOURCES/ on your local machine Open a terminal console and ...

I don't want to install additional (big) software and all the dependencies!

- drag'n'drop for installation of applications (this has to be supported by the software/distribution of course) - file open with - dialogue could use it (maybe even just making it a normal "file open..." dialogue!)

I DID NOT write this software, and all credit goes to the author Sebastian Wolff.

User should still be able to access both softwares independently.

I would like to thank the free software provided for the implementation of this invention, offering tools that made it possible to show the functioning of the clock of color.

This kind of usage is only present in hi-tech dj software and would be another great reason to just step over and use linux!

I know some of you already use kmilo to do the same but I can't bear that ugly software so I decided to create another ACPI listener.