What's your theme?

[Boco]

Do you make any attempt to coordinate your Windows theme with your Civ2 theme?

Do you know of any free, simple, non-spying software to change your Windows theme?

It shouldn't shock anyone that I've gone a little sand-crazy with mine. Because of my lack of success in finding useful theme software, I've gone retro.



[Edit]Gratuitous Screenies are welcome[/Edit]

[curtsibling]

Nice one!

I keep my Winblows XP on the silver theme...It appeals to the Cyberman in me!

[N35t0r]

I'm using the squareish 9x style, buth with darker colours, black backgrounds and gray text, and reds instead of blues:

[N35t0r]

And my task bar used to be 3 tiers thick but this way I can play Civ4 in windowed, widescreen mode and have it occupy the same as if it was maximized (only without stretching...)

[Harry Tuttle]

Mine's nothing special, just the regular windows theme.

[Ecthy]

Standard, I don't tinker around with the machine too much anymore. Too busy in other areas of life

[AGRICOLA]

Pure vanilla: white & silver

[curtsibling]

I use a funky FireFox theme called Metal Lion...Looks functional and neat.

[St Leo]

Re: What's your theme?

Originally posted by Boco
Do you know of any free, simple, non-spying software to change your Windows theme?

1. Enable third party themes with MultiPatcher.

2. Get themes such as ClearLooks, Velvet Waves, or Codename Opus. As far as usability goes, I haven't found any that I like nearly as much as those three.

3. Unzip to C:\Windows\Resources\Themes

4. Switch themes from Display } Appearance } Windows and Buttons.

[Boco]

Thanks, St. Leo. I was hoping you'd read this thread.

Do you have favorite Opera skins?

[St Leo]

Originally posted by Boco
Thanks, St. Leo. I was hoping you'd read this thread.

Do you have favorite Opera skins?

I like Office 2003 Native, Tango CL, and the bundled Windows Native. (As of now, native skins inherit the look of the XP theme, but not the Linux theme. )