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heh.. I installed karamba with Debian apt-get. Just a simple apt-get install karamba, download a theme, and volia!
Now it's time to go visit some irc linux channels and congratulate myself, just so a bunch of jerks can ridicule me for some small thing and act like I dont know crap.
I didn't post them to kdelook.org, also they've been updated since crystal .9 has been released.
Right now I'm trying to work on coding the Extreme Bar Karamba theme from kdelook.org. If the designer ever e-mails me the .png files I can get on that soon.
You can kill the kicker. I do know you lose all the taskbars and the K start function. I'm pretty sure the start menu can be returned easily.
The problem I had with killing kicker was that when I minized an app, it wold dissapear and I couldn't get it back without using a terminal. It was kind of inconvenient.
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