Restoring legacy components

[Goh Lip]

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 02:36:45 +0800, Liam Proven <lproven at gmail.com> wrote:

> Although the only company to make KDE look attractive was Red Hat with
> the Bluecurve theme. Same theme on GNOME and KDE - it looked great.
> How come Ubuntu and Kubuntu can't coordinate like that?


I still use the bluecurve and an older wallpaper with my newer kde's. Not  
that I care too much about appearances but just that I want my background  
crisp and clear, not fuzzy and woolly. I don't see the fuss about all  
this. If you don't like the theme , just change it. A young engineer loves  
his plasmoids, widgets and all that while a young mother has her desktop  
plastered with her kid's pictures. So, face it, we (we? trying to be  
polite here...  :) ) are old, but that doesn't mean we should be frumpy  
and grumpy about how things should be.

Heh heh , hope I don't hurt some feelings here. Just some good natured  
er.... ribbing.

Cheers - Goh Lip

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