Written on: 2005/08/10.

This Linux tip will probably not help anyone, but here goes.

I love Bluecurve Strawberry in GNOME in Fedora Core. But what sucks about using it instead of using regular Bluecurve is that QT apps stay the same old blue while only GTK+ apps change to the nicely smooth red. This is annoying because the whole point of using Bluecurve is to unify the look and feel of the toolkits. It'd be nice if all the colors on QT apps changed too.

So if you want KDE and all QT apps to look like GNOME's Bluecurve Strawberry, do this:

1. Go to KDE's Bluecurve color scheme in kcontrol.

2. Change the color of "Selected Background" to #B33333

3. Change the color of "Active Title Bar" to #B33333

4. Change the color of "Active Title Blend" to #B33333

5. Change the color of "Window Background" to #E6E1E1

6. Change the color of "Button Background" to #E6E1E1

Save it. Voila! KDE and all QT apps have been Bluecurve Strawberried. :)

Written on: 2005/08/03.

I've become a ninremixes.com developer. Over the last week I've worked hard to bring order to the chaos that is Nine Inch Nails fan remixes. Thanks to my hard work, ninremixes.com's remix database now contains all properly id3 tagged and named songs, as well as dynamic sorting, searching, voting, and reviewing features. If you're a NIN fan, you should check it out.

Written on: 2005/07/26.

I added voting back to the artwork page. Head over there and vote for your favorite!

Written on: 2005/05/26.

Make that two.

It's been a while, but I've done some new artwork.

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