LiteStep Themes

The Motif (OTS) theme is almost completely unlike the Motif environment for Unix, but it uses the same graphics/widget style. This theme was actually designed to be used in conjunction with the Motif-JTF WindowBlinds skin by John T. Folden (not included).

It's what I imagine Motif might have become if it became a bar wm. But then my imagination might just be getting away from me. '

The bar has systray2, labels, sysvwm, shortcuts, geekamp/lsxcommand, and tasks, all in a resoution-independent bar.

Requires IndieStep. Wallpaper and skin not included. The wallpaper was taken and modded from pictures at ElysianTail.com .

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Once upon a time, in 1985, Commodore Business Machines, Inc. released the official operating system of their model 64 and 128 series personal computers. This OS was called "GEOS", the Graphic Environment Operating System. Personally, I called it the Greatest Ever Operating System. Even though it was a simple single-tasking OS, it was an incredibly reliable and easy to use point-and-click OS, and it did it all in only 64K RAM and a single 180K disk drive. (Of course, more was better, but that's beside the point.)

In all the time I used a GEOS-based PC, I swore by it every day, yet in all the time I used a Windows-based PC, I swore at it every day. I miss the simplicity and reliability of such a small low-overhead OS, so here's a theme I made to remind me. It's not an exact copy, but it's unmistakably similar.

Requires IndieStep. Wallpaper not included. The wallpaper was taken from pictures at Interface Workshop (direct link to Workshop).

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