There exists a program that enables you to create skins without any deep knowledge how skins are made up exactly.The VLC Skin Editor aims at giving designers an easy opportunity to create skins for the VLC Media Player. Until now … Continue reading →

Everyone knows that Google DNS was released this week, the basic logic was clear: Google has a vested interest in the internet being fast, and so they want to offer a free public utility to help it be faster.

http://www.junauza.com/2009/10/25-awesome-gimp-brush-sets-1000-free.html 1. 15 Vector Brushes DOWNLOAD BRUSH SET HERE 2. Galactic Brushes DOWNLOAD BRUSH SET HERE 3. Grunge Brush Pack 2 DOWNLOAD BRUSH SET HERE 4. Grunge Brush Set 3 DOWNLOAD BRUSH SET HERE 5. Floral Part 1 DOWNLOAD BRUSH … Continue reading →

The  OpenOffice.org 3.2 beta3 packages for openSUSE is now available in the Build Service OpenOffice:org:UNSTABLE project and include many upstream and Go-oo fixes.  Please, look for more details about the openSUSE OOo build on the wiki page. The package is … Continue reading →

This specification details the foundation team plans for the technology for the Lucid Lynx boot experience, changing from using usplash to plymouth to provide the graphical splash screen while waiting for the boot to complete. The “look” and “theme” components … Continue reading →

Here it is our collection of themes that we choosed for you for this month of December.     1- Silent Night  

Simple is designed and created by using the very best icons  e.g. KDE 4 – Oxygen giving the user the most modern and visually pleasing icon theme for GNOME 2.x (Tested on Ubuntu 9.10) Download Simple icons

Submit A Tip and share it with Unixmen readers If you have a Tip, tutorial, Idea or anything you want to share with unixmen readers, you can send it to : tips[a]unixmen.com or by using our contact form   You … Continue reading →

Now you can add msn emotions to your Pidgin Download the pack from this link then unpack and move to /usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/emotes

Started during the Ubuntu 9.10 development cycle was an Ubuntu project to address paper cuts in Ubuntu, or rather small usability bugs in Ubuntu and the  Linux desktop that are often only minor impairments or annoyances, but these easy-to-fix issues … Continue reading →