Leonidas Jones wrote:
S. Beaulieu wrote:
Claude Duvergier wrote:
I think he wants the opposite : "SeaMonkey Default Theme"
SeaMonkey 2.0 is now natively using "SeaMonkey Modern"
Not on my system. It automatically picked the default theme (which would
be expected) and I had to revert to Modern to get it back...
Maybe this behaviour changes according to what OS one is using?
S.
Yes it does, it is the Default after all. ;) It seems to be the default
on Windows and Linux, as well as OS X. The default theme is geared to
the OS, and looks rather different depending on the OS, but it is the
default.
Modern Theme is available. You might check Sailfish's site for some others:
http://www.projectit.com/
From communicating with Pat, Simple Green and Cold Fusion are not going
to be ported to SeaMonkey. They are based on browser only versions of
Netscape, and cannot be ported easily to the suite. However, there are
several other options, Sky Pilot, and Modern Mozillium as a couple of
examples.
I have become very fond of the Venerable Modern theme. I also hove a
fondness for KaiRo's Star Trek theme, though I admit it is a bit of an
acquired taste.
Lee
I wish Pat would respond to my question in the projectit forum about the
conflict with SkyPilot and QuoteColors extension I've emailed and put a
post on there forum at least a week ago if not more. They act like as if
Sailfish is on vacation or quit fooling with it. Or its been abandoned.
I even have setup to email me when a response given.
if SkyPilot is used for each "| "there is there is an equal number of ">".
The author of QuoteColors has tried it on a Mac and determined it
because of the SkyPilot theme. And I have verified it using the modern
theme.
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