I too am looking for a way to use the old themes in kde2.0, more
paritcularly the Photon one (gotta love it :)  ).  If anyone out there has
any ideas, please share.  I want to use the icons, colors, the whole bit.  I
found a way that was supposed to do it on the kde.themes.org website, but it
didn't quite work right.



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Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 3:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] KDE in Mandrake 7.2


KDE2 no longer has themes in the same fashion as were supported in KDE1.4.
Its a KDE2 thing, not Mandrake. KDE2-style thmese are starting to appear on
themes.org, but there aren't too many yet. There is a legacy theme importer
(Configuration->other) utility, but I haven't had much success wiith it yet.

You can change the appearence and size of the icons by right clicking and
selection Configure. You can also alter the appearence in the Control Center
- I think its in LookNFeel.

cheers,
philomena

On Saturday 18 November 2000 10:39 am, you wrote:

> > A couple of quick questions.  Is there a quick way to make KDE2 appear
more
> like KDE 1.4?  ie. close button on the left and small, elegant icons
rather
> than the garish, tonka-sized ones that ship by default?  Furthermore to
> that does anybody know what happened the "Theme Manager"?  Mandrake 6
> shipped with a nice selection of pre-done themes, 7.2 seems to have
nothing
> like that, I don't know if that's a KDE thing or a Mandrake thing.
>
> Also the icons on the panel seem to have lost that effect that makes a
> square appear around them when you hover the mouse.  It's still in effect
> on toolbars so I'm mystified why it's not done on the panel.  Maybe I'm
> getting old and set in my ways but KDE2 strikes me as being really ugly
and
> slow in comparison to 1.44.  If I hadn't hosed my existing installation
> during the 7.2 install I'd be back there in a second. :(
>
> Regards,
> Steve

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