This software is a Windows XP Zune theme clone designed for use with GTK+, Metacity, and XFWM4, providing users with an interface that closely resembles the classic Windows XP look and feel.
Zune is a GTK+ theme that serves as an evolution from the old Metacity/XFWM4-only Zune theme. The theme is based on RoyaleXP by Gnominator, but most of the graphics have been replaced with graphics from Windows XP's Zune theme, and certain bugs have been fixed. The entire credit for the theme coding goes to Gnominator.
Zune is an excellent option for those who want to enjoy their favorite Windows theme within Linux, thanks to its sleek design and unique features. This distro also ships with the orange Zune start button, which can be used as your GNOME or XFCE Main Menu applets. Additionally, there are different versions of the start button, featuring the classic Windows logo, GNOME logo or Fedora logo. You can also make your own using the PSD file provided within the distribution.
Installation is a breeze, requiring you to right-click on your desktop and select Change Desktop Background, click on the first tab: Theme, and drag and drop the theme's archive into the Appearance Preferences window. Once you receive a confirmation message, you can activate the theme by merely clicking on it.
GNOME, the desktop environment on which Zune operates, is an international effort to build a comprehensive desktop environment entirely from free software. The project's ultimate goal is to create software development frameworks, select application software for the desktop, and manage application launching, file handling, and window, and task management. The project's emphasis is on simplicity, usability, and making things "just work."
Zune is an excellent option for those who want to enjoy their favorite Windows theme within Linux, thanks to its sleek design and unique features. This distro also ships with the orange Zune start button, which can be used as your GNOME or XFCE Main Menu applets. Additionally, there are different versions of the start button, featuring the classic Windows logo, GNOME logo or Fedora logo. You can also make your own using the PSD file provided within the distribution.
Installation is a breeze, requiring you to right-click on your desktop and select Change Desktop Background, click on the first tab: Theme, and drag and drop the theme's archive into the Appearance Preferences window. Once you receive a confirmation message, you can activate the theme by merely clicking on it.
GNOME, the desktop environment on which Zune operates, is an international effort to build a comprehensive desktop environment entirely from free software. The project's ultimate goal is to create software development frameworks, select application software for the desktop, and manage application launching, file handling, and window, and task management. The project's emphasis is on simplicity, usability, and making things "just work."
What's New
Version 0.03: N/A