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Today's News by Cletus™ The MacMaid Contest is now over. Stop back Monday to see if you are a winner! As we enter the weekend, remember to enter the MacMaid Contest before Saturday night. Take a simple screenshot of your "messy" desktop and submit it for review. If yours is messy enough, you could be the winner of two free registrations MacCandy is giving away to help you clean it up! Sort of a maid service for your desktop. Stop by the contest page for full details and the link where you submit the contest.
 Get your new version of Unsanity's FruitMenu version 3.0.1. It allows you to customize how your Apple menu works until your heart is content. Lots of very nice updates included as listed below:
- You can now select the contextual menu popup delay for "Click and Hold Mouse Button to Access Contextual Menu In Finder" option.
- Cocoa applications now support shortcuts without the Command key set in FruitMenu (it was a Cocoa limitation).
- Improved handling of the shortcuts and selecting a menu item with a Command key to reveal an item.
- Added hard coded Exclude List items that can optionally be synchronized from the Internet to prevent incompatibilities with individual applications.
- Improved contextual menu modules support.
- FruitMenu is now compatible with OnMyCommand CM by Abracode.
- Fixed a bug with FruitMenu crashing on displaying running applications list if one of the running applications has a trademark symbol in its name.
- Gather Items feature is no longer available for single file selections.
Bare Bones has updated their excellent Super Get Info for Mac OS X. It provides everything that is lacking in Jaguars Get Info. Super Get Info is easier to use than any other file info utility for Mac OS X too. Boy oh boy is the list of changes long as is the list of fixes. Stop by Bare Bones to get all the update information.
The next beta version of iClock 1.1b4 is now available for download. Here is the description: iClock is a menu bar replacement clock for Apple's default clock. Have the day, date and time in different fonts and colors in the menubar. iClock is also a kind of centrally located time hub from which many time related functions can be controlled. Version 1.1b4 adds the following: - Option to turn on/off selected cities in the menu and clocks without deleting them.
- Set the background color of the text in the floating clock.
- Spacing between clocks.
- Size of Analog clocks face.
- Added option for Analog and Digital floating clock (default is Analog).
- Fixed saving background color for floating clock.
- Made it possible to move the floating clock by dragging.
- Change color of AM/PM from red to blue. And moved it to the left a bit.
Move Items X 1.0.8 allows you to move files and folders using hierarchical CMM's. Changes to this release include an update icon-caching engine, which helps to improve speed of menu listing.
Handle an error when existing default location cannot be deleted and fixed interface bugs of metal-liked window background.
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (2) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Are you one of those strange folks who has a chair fetish? If so, then this colorful set of nine multicolored ArmShell Chairs Icons made by Jun will float your boat!
- FixXxeRs Anime Icons features twenty one Japanese anime icons from an unknown source.
- Audreyaudrey by Stef features the delightful star of the movie "Amelie" Audrey Tautou.
Amelie is a young Paris waitress who discovers an old box of childhood treasures hidden beneath her apartment floorboards, anonymously returns it to its rightful owner and watches from a distance as his life is transformed by the discovery This one is available in 1024x resolution.
- The kind folks over at Digikitten keep on sending us loads of great desktops to share with ResExcellence readers. By way of introduction, one of Digikitten's missions has been to provide a free place for digital artists to display their work without having to pony up for a server. Aquamartini by Midnightz is the next great desktop from this ongoing display, and is available in 1024x resolution.
- Do your believe in Fairies? Christopher Blomquist of Deluxive Brigade must have captured a picture of one in his backyard, and made it into a desktop picture. Comes in 1024x and 800x resolutions.
- Hip Hop and Rap fans will enjoy this two picture set of 50cent desktops sent by Steve Kirby. Both are available in 1024x resolution.
- "The Voice of the Saxophone" by Peter Gossett celebrates the joy of sax! He writes that he noticed a dearth of jazz-related desktop pictures in our archives, and made this one for us to fill the hole. Comes in 1024x resolution.
- Mat N. sends us a desktop he made featuring Sonic the Hedgehog, the registered trademark of SEGA. Comes in 1024x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Hoeslyvista updates with two new additions to the Williamsburg Gallery and six fresh selections to the Flora Gallery. Go snag them! Timeoutofmind.com updates with three new desktops. Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com issued a new Vector-based desktop titled BE SAFE\\BE STRONG’ and it is a patriotic desktop dedicated to our troops in the Middle East and all places where these brave men and women are fighting for our Freedom. Live Pencil updates with more singing animals, live text, emoticons, hidden images and much much more to make you smile. www.xanthic.net releases the second set in an awesome series of icons titled "Ti Cons." Fresh Pixels at Colheres: Two new desktop pictures and a March Calendar. The EA Design campus updates with an completely new look. A re-fit of the design workshop (New website) EA Design also updates with 6 new 3d pieces and 6 new 2d pieces. New atmospheric pieces and landscapes and 2d thought pieces. A new section has now been added to the site called OS X GUI which focuses on Boot Panels for the time being but will cover a wide range of OS X goodies! So pop on over and take a look around the new pad! Burntcanvasdesign Studio updates with an entirely new style with 6 new 3d pieces at last. Simple and effective, focusing on atmosphere - these really are artworks. Flax Creations updates with six new icon sets. This is the beginning of the new Aqua Fusion Icon series, which ultimately includes over 500 individual icons. The complete set of Aqua Fusion Icons were originally designed for use with Linux KDE, and can be found @ KDE-Look.org . Keep your eyes open here for many more sets to follow for use with OS X. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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Tools of the Trade by Michael Coyle I have some preliminary results on the use of ext2fsx, an open source driver that allows the mounting of Linux drives under MacOS X. The package was just updated to version 1.0d4 and is the first to provide read/write capability to ext2 partitions. Also provided are the standard Linux disk utilities (fsck, mke2fs, dumpe2fs, etc. ). An unexpected feature of the driver is its level of MacOS X integration. For example, as shown in the images below, both Disk Copy and Disk Utility have options for creating Linux disk images and formatting drives as ext2.  | | Ext2 option in Apple's Disk Utility
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| These new options were tested on external SCSI hard drives and even a 2G Jazz cartridge without problems. Remember, it's still in early development, but the driver seems to be progressing nicely. Frankly, I don't understand why Apple hasn't provided this type of driver with the OS. On a related note, to mount an external SCSI Jazz and SCSI hard disk on my Firewire Powerbook, I used the Belkin SCSI to Firewire adapter. One reader wrote to say he had problems with this device, but I found it performed perfectly. It was Plug-and-Play. Under MacOS X a software driver install was not required.
After a long beta period, Microtek has released final MacOS X drivers for most of their scanners. I have a 4800, and while the beta version of ScanWizard 5 worked great, it's nice to have final versions in hand!
If you use Microsoft Word X to save documents as HTML, you have noticed special characters are not properly converted to web equivalents. For example “ ” displays as Ò Ó and ‘ ’ displays as Ô Õ. (In fairness to MS, may applications err in this matter). The solution is to use Joe Szedula's HTML Cleaner Applescript. It contain a complete list (more than 100) of all the "special" characters that need to be encoded
Are you still waiting to make the move to MacOS X? Listen to this story. My twelve-year old son loves the Simpsons. Today ResEx posts three nice Simpson boot panels and I thought Mike would like one on his Pismo Powerbook. Surprisingly, he said no. It seems he seldom restarts his Powerbook and would never see the image. I was sceptical, so I checked the 'uptime' and couldn't believe it was over 12 days! This is on a laptop computer in the hands of a Junior High School kid! He runs Sims Unleased 24/7, and puts the computer is put to sleep so often you'd think it had narcolepsy. The fact that it hasn't crashed in almost two weeks is a testament to how robust MacOS X is!
User Contributed Splash Screens. by Michael Coyle It's easier than ever to contribute using the new Browser Based Upload Page! If you contribute a file to any section of ResExcellence, you could win a PowerMax gift certificate worth $50 ! (How?) - Guess how many new Mighty Mouse Cursors I posted today. Give up? Five.
- To match the Homeland Security Threat color codes, Adam Rice created new email badges for Apple's Mail application. A new-message count up to 99 will appear in blue; 100-999 will appear in green, 1000-9999 in orange, and beyond that, the original you're-in-trouble red!
- Better late than never! In plenty of time for next years St. Patricks Day, James Badger created a four-leaf clover boot panel.
- Featuring the Chevy Camino, Dave Rosen whipped up this splash screen for the Camino web browser. It's hard to see in the preview, but the cars hood ornament is the Navigator's Compass Point.
- My son just purchased a tutorial on how to draw the Simpsons characters. That's why he's gonna love this series of three Boot Panels by Stefan Nielsen featuring Springfields First Family.
Today's News by Cletus™  Remember that we have a contest going on this week. The MacMaid Contest gives you a chance to show how messy your desktop is. Then using MacMaid, you are provided with the easiest way to clean your Desktop and organize your computer. If you are messy enough, you could win one of two free registrations being given away. Stop by the contest page to submit your entry
Let's pick on the Dock today. Lots of updates concerning the Dock.
Dock Death 1.0. Oh it sounds nasty, but actually will assist you in quickly killing or restoring the Dock. It uses an AppleScript to execute this. The one part that remains nasty is the note from the editor: Please use at your own risk, as this script can potentially mess up your system.
Also from the same company— NoName Scriptware, comes another AppleScript to work with the Dock. Dock Toggler is an AppleScript that toggles your Dock's visibility on/off. This may be a bit safer.
Ugly Dockling 1.3 continues the Dock day of updates. BKeeney Software, Inc. describes Ugly Dockling as a dock organizer reminiscent of the Favorites menu in OS 9 and earlier. A simple contextual menu in the Finder adds applications, documents, folders and even drives to the Ugly Dockling menu. No need to go to the Preference Pane to add and organize your menu items: go to the Finder and add folders and other alias' so that your Ugly Dockling menu is organized exactly the way you want it. This update adds new icons.
EarthDesk 1.2.6 is the popular program providing an ever changing image of the Earth. It has correct imaging of day and night throughout the world. This update includes fixes for non-English OS X and online help.
Northern Softworks has posted an update to Renicer 1.2. They state that version 1.2.2 improves application performance. Users should notice dramatic improvement in launch times and preference handling. Application menus in the preference window have been fixed. This program allows you to assign priorities to processes of the Unix portion of Mac OS X with the Renice command.
Macaroni 1.3.4 adds a "self-repair" capability to recover from files that get corrupted. Also reduced download size from 1.2MB to 573kB. Macaroni is a tool which handles regular maintenance for Mac OS X's Unix core. Normally these tasks run on a regular schedule, in the middle of the night.
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (2) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Fluid Meta Blobbies by Christopher Holland of Concept House were created from screen shots of their Fluid screensaver at work. Visit the website for more information on this interesting bit of software and other products.
- "For your safety" Icons by Stefanie Koerner are based on images from an aircraft-safety-sheet she picked up while on a trip to Spain. She liked the symbols so much she made them into an extensive set of sixty eight OSX icons, as well as a font.
- Yup, another desktop featuring a scantily clad babe! Victoria's Secret model Adriana Lima stars in this new desktop picture sent by Steph. This one comes in 1024x resolution.
- The kind folks over at Digikitten keep on sending us loads of great desktops to share with ResExcellence readers. By way of introduction, one of Digikitten's missions has been to provide a free place for digital artists to display their work without having to pony up for a server. Pushing by Peejay is the next great desktop from this ongoing display, and is available in 1024x resolution.
- You never know what Bob Booten is going to come up with next. Monkey Balls is a cool looking optical illusion pattern, available in 1152x resolution.
- Like father like daughter... Stephanie Booten has clearly inherited the artistic flair of her father Bob. Iteppa Desktops is a diverse collection of hand drawn artwork, a cute photo of her dog cinnamon, and a signature portrait of Stephanie by dad. Except for the dog, all of these desktops come in 1152x resolution.
- If you loved Timothy Zulewski's Darn Cute Icons we posted last Wednesday, you certainly will want to have another of his ultra cute critter desktops titled Fat Bunny. This early Easter piece is available in three different resolutions.
- Heaven by Will Ernst is a nicely done desktop tribute to the lost crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Comes in 1024x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com has issued a new set of Giant Petals titled Saffi. The subject of this set is the wonderful and magnificent texture of a Tiger Lilly. Live Pencil updates with more singing animals, live text, emoticons, hidden images and much much more to make you smile. www.xanthic.net releases the second set in an awesome series of icons titled "Ti Cons." Fresh Pixels at Colheres: Two new desktop pictures and a March Calendar. The EA Design campus updates with an completely new look. A re-fit of the design workshop (New website) EA Design also updates with 6 new 3d pieces and 6 new 2d pieces. New atmospheric pieces and landscapes and 2d thought pieces. A new section has now been added to the site called OS X GUI which focuses on Boot Panels for the time being but will cover a wide range of OS X goodies! So pop on over and take a look around the new pad! Timeoutofmind.com updates with five new desktops. Burntcanvasdesign Studio updates with an entirely new style with 6 new 3d pieces at last. Simple and effective, focusing on atmosphere - these really are artworks. Flax Creations updates with six new icon sets. This is the beginning of the new Aqua Fusion Icon series, which ultimately includes over 500 individual icons. The complete set of Aqua Fusion Icons were originally designed for use with Linux KDE, and can be found @ KDE-Look.org . Keep your eyes open here for many more sets to follow for use with OS X. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
REALbasic News by Erick Tejkowski  | - DoubleSlider plugin 1.1
- AutoCompleteField
- Traveler
- Pulp v1.0
- SlidePuzzle
- xExpandingCanvas and xInternationalSettings
- ScreenRecord 1.3, MediaEdit 1.5, and Paintfx 1.2
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Tools of the Trade by Michael Coyle The Theme Archive has been given a cleaning. There are two pages of themes updated for use with MacOS X 10.2.4. If your theme has been omitted, please email me. A new theme has been added! Check out FT-700 by Daisuke Yamashita. A nice grey theme without any metallic elements. See the preview below. Click for a larger image.  | The maker of some of the most popular themes at ResEx, Kevin Husted, has gone Safari Crazy! He has made Safari button skins that match the following themes: SimpleX, Pearl, NeXT, SSChosenOS and TuXedo. Watch for upcoming releases of BeOSX and Cappuccino. Grab them all at his site.
Andreas Herbst sent some interesting news for owners of the new Powerbooks. "I just recently bought a 12" PowerBook and I spent some time trying to figure out how to implement the "One Button Booting..." solution to boot any OS from any partition on this computer. The error message I kept getting from Open Firmware was "Bootinfo is not compatible". I finally figured out that one has to include "MacRISC3" in addition to MacRISC in the <compatible> section of the bootinfo file. Looking at the BootX file in /System/Library/CoreServices helped a lot to solve this issue."
Andrew asks the question, "I would like to know how to change filetype icons like if I want to change all pdf files to a different icons. I have purchased Candybar which is great for toolbar and folder, but it doesn't seem to do general files." In some ways, because of the Package structure of MacOS X applications, changing filetype icons is in many ways easier than under Classic MacOS. In the case of Acrobat, start by viewing the package contents. Navigate your way to the folder shown below. In the Resources folder are the various icons for the files types. Replace these with icons with 128x128 sizes and give them the same name. These will become your new file type icons!
User Contributed Splash Screens. by Michael Coyle It's easier than ever to contribute using the new Browser Based Upload Page! If you contribute a file to any section of ResExcellence, you could win a PowerMax gift certificate worth $50 ! (How?) - How many different ways are there to point? Five new cursors have been added to the Mighty Mouse archive bringing the total number to 50 cursor sets!
- Brandon Turner created a great looking Boot Panel and Login screen makeover package titled The Power of X. While it has a metallic look, it is not the usual brushed metal.
- The newest Mozilla 1.3 no longer has a splash screen! Does this mean that Flameia's fire splash will be the last one posted on ResExcellence? Stay tuned for details!
- Dr. Evil and his protegee, Mini Me, squeezed into this Boot Image by Todd.
- Kevin MacLeod sent another of his cool Camino Makeovers. This one will give Camino the Brushed metal look.
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Today's News by Cletus™ Time for another great contest at ResExcellence. Everyone likes to submit desktop snapshots for the ResExcellence Archive right? Now we bring you a chance to win a program that will clean it up before you submit it! But first we want to see it messy. The contest is called MacMaid Giveaway. MacMaid, is the easiest way to organize your desktop. MacMaid makes organizing your computer as easy as clicking a button. For people that keep everything they download on their desktop and dislike having to manually move and delete files each time will find MacMaid very useful. Check out the contest page.
 Labels X 1.1.2 was released by Unsanity LLC as a minor update. Labels X brings file and folder labeling features into Mac OS X. With this release they added an option to change file modification date on label change. The Labels contextual menu is no longer shown for the Desktop folder. There were also fixes performed such as an incompatibility with Folder Icon X contextual menu module and a bug causing Labels X contextual menu to crash the Finder under some circumstances.
SafariMasks 1.2 is the next release from Waterfall Software for customizing the look of Safari. To use this program, simply choose a new theme from our list and click install. There is no specifics on what is new with this release.
Meteorologist 1.2.5 is a weatherman program for your menubar. If you like to know what is going on outside or around the country but can't get out, this program helps. The list of changes is rather long. Stop by the home page for a complete listing.
Classic Window Management, mentioned last week has undergone an update to beta 1.0b4. This update corrects an issue where closing the frontmost window of a background Carbon application would inadvertently cause that application to be brought to the front.
Themer 3.0 is a theme switching utility for Mac OS X. The application comes with a number of pre-tested custom themes that modify the look and feel of Mac OS X.
StarfishX is now out in a new beta version. Giving credit where credit is due, the program generates cool desktop patterns, and is based on Mars Saxman's original Mac OS 9 implementation of Starfish. A partial listing follow with what is new: - Each new pattern now has a unique file name.
- Added option to keep recent patterns.
- Added "Pattern" menu with 'Create New Pattern' and 'Create Until
"Recent" Cache Full'.
- Added a line of text under the main image well which indicates the palette used and size of the pattern selected/being generated.
- The main window can now be closed. This lets StarfishX essentially run as just an icon in the dock.
iClock 1.0.3b3 is the newest release from Script Software. iClock is a menu bar replacement clock for Apple's default clock. Have the day, date and time in different fonts and colors in the menubar. iClock is also a kind of centrally located time hub from which many time related functions can be controlled. This release adds and international clock with lots of options.
Fluid is pretty cool. It is a screensaver. But it can also have problems and this release fixed the bad prefs saving causing Config button to be disabled after a while
CoolBackground acts as an animated desktop background with a screensaver. With this release it becomes a full Cocoa application which will run in background It can now be run at login. It also adds the following localizations: French, German, Dutch, Spanish and Catalan
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Polling Place by Michael Coyle  I'm embarrassed to say that until this week, I had never read the entire text of the US Constitution. It's a surprisingly simple document. Amazing it has generated so much controversy over the past 200 years.
The very first amendment to the Constitution is generally thought of as the one dealing with free speech, but it also covers the separation of church and state. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. In 1942 Congress added the Pledge of Allegiance to the official Flag code. At that time, the words "Under God" were not present. During the McCarthy anti-communism campaign in the mid-1950s, the words "Under God" were added to distinguish the US from the godless USSR. Now, I ain't no lawyer, but it seems to me that if the Constitution says, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" and then Congress codifies a Pledge with the words, "Under God", then that's like going to the grocery store and getting in the "10 Items or Less" line with 11 items. I wish the forum thread would have dealt more with the legal issue of the Pledge, but as so often happens when religion is involved, the thread degenerated into a god versus no-god flame war. Let's have a lighter topic for this week! Starting several years ago with the bondi iMac, Apple removed ADB, floppy drives, and SCSI ports from its computers. Unfortunately, I still have a boatload of hardware; Jazz drive, Zip drive, scanners, and hard disks, that require a SCSI port. How about you? This week's Polling Place asks, "Do you still use SCSI devices?"
Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (2) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Omega Kitty by Troyboy Design is another cool looking set of six icons featuring his OmegaKitty character. Just in case you wanted to know, OmegaKitty is a girl of the future. She always makes sure to have the latest tech. Her 20gig iPod is the envy of all her pals She is quite excited about the release of OSX Jaguar but is more than a little upset at the $129 price tag.
- I think William Lindsey Cochran is trying tell us something by creating a G4 Power Vac icon. While the read me file doesn't say much, there is a single url provided, linking you to Apple's website announcing the Power Mac G4 Power Supply Exchange Program. If you were one of those unlucky folks with a new computer and a toasted power supply, you will want to download this icon.
- Flowed is another gorgeous desktop composition created by David Lopez, and is available here in 1280x resolution.
- Bradford Wiles of Macmonkies sends us a sweeping 3-D Bryce rendered landscape titled "Miracle Mile II". This one comes in 800x and 1024x resolution..
- Lift a tall one, blow off the foam and drink a toast to the Irish with this St. Patrick's Day Desktop by Will Ernst. Comes in 1024x resolution.
- The Other Side I by Ed Allen of EA Design continues an amazing new series of 3-D desktop pictures on display here. This one comes in 1024x and 1280x resolutions.
- Arm chair travelers will enjoy this photograph sent by AmbitiousLemon of a palm lined beach on Tetiaroa, Tahiti. This tropical paradise is available in 1200x resolution.
- Fans of the pulpy Sci-Fi TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000 will want to download this theme desktop by Stryfe. Comes in 1024x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Live Pencil updates with more singing animals, live text, emoticons, hidden images and much much more to make you smile. www.xanthic.net releases the second set in an awesome series of icons titled "Ti Cons." Fresh Pixels at Colheres: Two new desktop pictures and a March Calendar. Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com has issued a new desktop inspired by the upcoming new season of South Park at Comedy Central.
The EA Design campus updates with an completely new look. A re-fit of the design workshop (New website) EA Design also updates with 6 new 3d pieces and 6 new 2d pieces. New atmospheric pieces and landscapes and 2d thought pieces. A new section has now been added to the site called OS X GUI which focuses on Boot Panels for the time being but will cover a wide range of OS X goodies! So pop on over and take a look around the new pad! Timeoutofmind.com updates with five new desktops. Burntcanvasdesign Studio updates with an entirely new style with 6 new 3d pieces at last. Simple and effective, focusing on atmosphere - these really are artworks. Flax Creations updates with six new icon sets. This is the beginning of the new Aqua Fusion Icon series, which ultimately includes over 500 individual icons. The complete set of Aqua Fusion Icons were originally designed for use with Linux KDE, and can be found @ KDE-Look.org . Keep your eyes open here for many more sets to follow for use with OS X. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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