Karabass is a system information software that displays memory, swap, RAM, CPU, fan, eth0, hour, Amarok now playing, and more. The parts are designed with Gimp.
I recently installed Karabass as my first Karamba theme and I must say, it's quite impressive. As English is not my first language, I apologize for any errors in this review. I found Karabass to be an incredibly practical system information tool, displaying useful statistics like memory swap, RAM, CPU fan speed, current time, and even the song currently playing on Amarok.
What's more, I was able to customize and modify the theme with ease, as the theme comes with a compact file that includes a blank background. So, if you're not into the design, simply draw something yourself and rename the file. I paired Karabass with Liquidweather and Meteosat themes on my desktop, creating a cohesive and sleek look.
I'm currently running Kubuntu 5.10 with KDE 3.5 and haven't experienced any issues with Karabass. Overall, I highly recommend this theme for anyone looking to enhance their desktop's functionality and design.
What's more, I was able to customize and modify the theme with ease, as the theme comes with a compact file that includes a blank background. So, if you're not into the design, simply draw something yourself and rename the file. I paired Karabass with Liquidweather and Meteosat themes on my desktop, creating a cohesive and sleek look.
I'm currently running Kubuntu 5.10 with KDE 3.5 and haven't experienced any issues with Karabass. Overall, I highly recommend this theme for anyone looking to enhance their desktop's functionality and design.
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