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:GNOME.org: A Prerelease Tour of GNOME 2.12
GNOME.org: A Prerelease Tour of GNOME 2.12
Aug 1, 2005, 16 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (5607 reads)

(Other stories by Davyd Madeley)

"GNOME 2.12 is going to be clearer and better looking then ever before. Clearlooks, the new theme engine that has proven incredibly popular with users, developers and distributors, is going to become the default theme for GNOME 2.12.

"All of the screenshots have been done in Clearlooks. A theme that we hope will be the default choice of every GNOME vendor, giving GNOME a unified face, no matter which vendor you choose..."

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OSNews: Gnome 2.12 to Include the ClearLooks Theme as Default?(Mar 01, 2005)


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Aug 2, 2005, 17:52:56
 
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