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More KDE3 themes ported to KDE4
by Craig on Sunday 10/Feb/2008, @04:51

QtCurve (with a kwin decoration): http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/?content=40492

Polyester: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/?content=27968

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Re: More KDE3 themes ported to KDE4
by Bobby on Sunday 10/Feb/2008, @09:14

I actually like Qtcurve and Polester but I haven't tried Polester on KDE 4 as yet (I will try it later today). Anyway my favorite KDE 3.5x theme was Baghira which I still use. I like Bespin because it has a little reseblance to Baghira. I am still hoping to see some fresh, new and excited themes though. New KDE, new themes ;)

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Re: More KDE3 themes ported to KDE4
by Scott Knauert on Saturday 05/Apr/2008, @04:57

Please do make more classic themes for KDE4. I personally think that no matter how great the new UI is, there should always be a "make things look like the previous release" option for loyal users who liked the old theme. Especially since KDE4 is now much more customizable, this shouldn't be too hard.

My favorite widget and Kwin themes are: Karamik and Plastik

Ideally a KDE3 theme converter (so they all just work) or some instructions for contributors (I couldn't find any instructions on how to do a manual conversion myself) would be most appreciated.

Finally, dashboard widgets that more closely mimic the KDE3 K-Menu and panel would also be nice. Ideally all of this tied together with some default KDE4 classic theme option.

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