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Hi guys, i like kde quite a bit, but am not entirely happy with the kmenu, traditional menu or even lanceelot.
I found this image somewhere where the menu looks to be similar to what i'm looking for. Where can i get this menu from.
Hi, is it? I am already using the clasic menu, becaus of my previously stated dislike for the other menus. I do like the clasic menu, but it looks different to that one. My clasic menu doesn't fit with the rest of my desktop; it's very plain, gray and smaller in size then the one in the picture. How do i make mine look like that.
The hint is in the pic (it normally is with those sort of screenshots). Look at the chromium listing in the task bar, you can see 'oxygen-transparent'.
Ok, great thanks, it's all good and working now once installing that theme. It's a very nice menu. I love the concept behind the theme, but unfortunately it's inconsistent with the applications it works on. An example being the terminal just doesn't work the way it should. Either way, good work on the developers behalf and i thank them
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