[ Thanks to Ladislav Bodnar for this
link. ]
From the Introduction:
“Andrew D. Balsa has been following the progress of Mandrake
Linux 9.1 and its hectic pace of development. In the first two
articles of this series he described his initial impressions of
both betas to give us the taste of things to come. In this third
part he delves deeper. He investigates various ways to improve that
desktop look–with anti-aliasing, true type fonts, menu and cursor
shadows, desktop icons and KGamma colour calibration. All
accompanied by suggestions to developers and some excellent new
screenshots…”
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