I Don't know if anybody else notices this but, it seems the  +, scissors, refresh, and arrows
need to be nudged up just a tad to be fully centered on the buttons


By slashnroses04 at 2008-04-24

Awesome. Dealt with the stop lights by switching to graphite. That's the only thing I don't like about this. Fantastic work. Two thumbs way up, a shorn sheep, a goat, and 3 bags of potato chips.


EDIT: OK, one weird thing for me. My "n" and "y" keys on my keyboard are going crazy after the install. Sometimes nothing from either and then sometimes they burst a bunch of characters. Weird. Otherwise working fine on an eMac 1.42GHz PPC G4 51 MD DDR SDRAM 10.5.2

Last edited by slider (Apr 24, 2008 7:05 pm)

slider wrote:

Awesome. Dealt with the stop lights by switching to graphite. That's the only thing I don't like about this. Fantastic work. Two thumbs way up, a shorn sheep, a goat, and 3 bags of potato chips.


EDIT: OK, one weird thing for me. My "n" and "y" keys on my keyboard are going crazy after the install. Sometimes nothing from either and then sometimes they burst a bunch of characters. Weird. Otherwise working fine on an eMac 1.42GHz PPC G4 51 MD DDR SDRAM 10.5.2

Thanks, I'll just take the potato chips.

That is weird, try repairing permissions.

Kai wrote:

Any way I can get this with the Ether scroll bars? Tried to apply both but the result was more or less the screen shot anouke posted.

Sorry, the point of this theme is to bring the look of iTunes 7 to Leopard, so using a different style scroll bar is sort of out of the question. Sorry.

ghall wrote:

Thanks, I'll just take the potato chips.

That is weird, try repairing permissions.

OK fine, 4 bags then. I'll try permission repair. I don't think it is just coincidental since I haven't installed anything else today at system level, just a couple of drag an drop apps. I'll let you know.

you might look at the variants of the old "Liger" theme for traffic light ideas.

found something:



top of the scrollbar in ichat when a window is not at the forefront.

Last edited by adamhdm42 (Apr 24, 2008 9:14 pm)

A few things I've noticed:

1) Lots of button elements are shifted upward. It's most noticeable in Safari.
2) The dialogue for emptying trash and un-mounting a disk has Aqua pinstripes. (This is one of the elements of "Aqua" that Apple actually didn't forget, so it's very strange that this actually ADDs Aqua styling. o_O)
3) The finder's "list view" has an extra thick upper boarder above each category
4) Some elements, such as the category chooser in DiskUtil are still Aqua

Other than that, this is very cool. Can't wait to use it when some of the bigger kinks are worked out.

On another note: Trying to restore my system files will hose it with Aqua icons somehow??

Last edited by Takuro (Apr 24, 2008 10:08 pm)

ghall, I just wanted to give my appreciation on your work. I just downloaded the previous version two days ago and already there's a new more complete one! Beautiful job, keep up the great work.

wow.

thats it. im going leopard now.
the leopard theming revolution has begun.

you can theme the shutdown dialogue! (u couldnt in tiger)

ps- can u let the rest of us themers in on how you made the installer? (and the theme in general... hows it compare to themepark? more/less work?)

wicked work! and a significant milestone in that you're the first to release a "complete" package.

sure... there might be some bugs, but you've proved something- its no longer experimentation but deploytation.

Last edited by Levi- The perfectionist (Apr 25, 2008 4:46 am)

Doesn't work (or doesn't change anything) on my Intel Macbook...

very nice!! love the finder list view "plastic" header... but

I take it back.  Works on my Intel Macbook, but the navigation buttons in the Finder are sloppy on my display which prompted an uninstall.  Otherwise a great theme.