Labels: Animated Graphics, Introducing Joomla, Open Source
Getting Up & Getting Old - Eternal Graffiti in the Eternal City
0 comments Posted by zimo at 4:11 PMZTKings - Vandali Dentro Productions presents a new concept of animated graphics video. It was conceived for the first time more than five years ago, when the first few seconds of animation were made, but it was not developed so far till nowadays (this is only a first bite and it will probably be developed further in the future).
The video's been built from static photos showing pieces of the past two decades of "eternal graffiti writing in the eternal city" (Rome, Italy). In this video you can look at them in a different and unique way ...as if it was a time machine. It shows you "the illusion of time passing, never ending, always changing".
Labels: Animated Graphics, Graffiti Writing, Roma, ZTKings
As stated in joomla's official site, eXtplorer is a web-based File Management Component for all your needs.
Labels: Joomla, Joomla Administration, Joomla Backup, Open Source
I used The Sabayon 5 artwork Backgrounds available in the
/usr/share/backgrounds/
directory of every Sabayon system (if the sabayon-artwork package was correctly updated).
Here we have 2 different Splash Screens:
1) Sabayon 5 OxySplash Screen Theme
You can download it here:
http://myfreefilehosting.com/uplFinished/5ad510c6bf
2) Sabayon 5 Glassified Theme
Install it as any other kde4 splashscreen theme
Please note that there are two different backgrounds depending on which screen resolution you use ...I made it for my 16:9 screen
and Here is a KDM Theme:
1) Sabayon 5 Elegant-Air KDM theme
You can use it together with the (bubble) Splashscreen I already posted here:
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=18341
NOTE: to install it you have to be root. You can achieve this running:
kdesu systemsettingsEnter root password, then you go to Advanced-->LoginManager-->Theme-->Install New Theme and you browse to the downloaded file.Download Link here:
http://myfreefilehosting.com/f/66d8573f86_0.1MB
Have fun playing with it
Labels: Graphic Resources, KDE-4, KDM Themes, Open Source, Sabayon Linux, Splash Screens