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Distribution: Red Hat 8.0 (Home), Red Hat 8.0 (Work)
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Guys, not trying to be mean at all, I like transparent terms as well, but what the hell is the point of a term where you can't see shit, because everything is obscured by the background??? Do y ou really work like that, or is this just for show?
There are some shots here where I can see it would actually be possible to work even tho the term is transparent, but there are clearly some where I cant read anything and its just a mess....
Distribution: Home: Fedora Core 1, Mepis RC4, Red Hat 6.2. Work: Fedora Core 1&2, Mandrake 9.0.
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Originally posted by Vlad_M ...I like transparent terms as well, but what the hell is the point of a term where you can't see shit, because everything is obscured by the background??? Do y ou really work like that, or is this just for show?...
LOL! That sure did bring a screaching halt to this thread!
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