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Well, it's a little bit that I posted something last time. In meantime i've frickeled a lot about my desktop, because I have some programs that always are on top of my screen but didn't have an unique skin.

So I started to redo the several skins depending on my desktop-skin. It's called AmigaOS 4.0, a redo of the new version of the Operating-System originally created for the Amiga 500.

First I installed the newest version of Vistamizer, a program that changes a lot of the systemgraphics (to get rid of the eyedeath blue luna-surrounding *~* )

On the left bottom you can see ViStart, a program that imitate the Startmenu from Vista. I'm not a great fan of Vista, but a fan of the Aero-Skin and some gimmicks.

The cateye startbutton can be known of the alternative Operating-System AROS, a redo of the AmigaOS on x86-hardware, up to now very early betastatus. I've put the icon on ViOrb, a software to allow alternative Startbuttons that can be bigger than taskbar.

On the right is a program called Streamripper, a very nice little tool and with my skin-extension it really fits into toe whole surrounding.

To get two Iconbars (on top and bottom) I have installed rocketdock and objectdock; the original desktop-icons are switched off by rightklicking on fade out all icons.

The background shows a Minotaur created by Lundqvist, a little bit modified to fit on 1280x1024 pixel

I know, some would say switch all that of to get better system-resources, but first I have 2GB of ram and second most programs I used are some years older than my computer and so there are enough resources left (regularly used CCleaner to get a fast Windows)

Description
Well, it's a little bit that I posted something last time. In meantime i've frickeled a lot about my desktop, because I have some programs that always are on top of my screen but didn't have an unique skin.

So I started to redo the several skins depending on my desktop-skin. It's called AmigaOS 4.0, a redo of the new version of the Operating-System originally created for the Amiga 500.

First I installed the newest version of Vistamizer, a program that changes a lot of the systemgraphics (to get rid of the eyedeath blue luna-surrounding *~* )

On the left bottom you can see ViStart, a program that imitate the Startmenu from Vista. I'm not a great fan of Vista, but a fan of the Aero-Skin and some gimmicks.

The cateye startbutton can be known of the alternative Operating-System AROS, a redo of the AmigaOS on x86-hardware, up to now very early betastatus. I've put the icon on ViOrb, a software to allow alternative Startbuttons that can be bigger than taskbar.

On the right is a program called Streamripper, a very nice little tool and with my skin-extension it really fits into toe whole surrounding.

To get two Iconbars (on top and bottom) I have installed rocketdock and objectdock; the original desktop-icons are switched off by rightklicking on fade out all icons.

The background shows a Minotaur created by Lundqvist, a little bit modified to fit on 1280x1024 pixel

I know, some would say switch all that of to get better system-resources, but first I have 2GB of ram and second most programs I used are some years older than my computer and so there are enough resources left (regularly used CCleaner to get a fast Windows)