Doppiaggio in Italiano:

ZTKings - 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".

As stated in joomla's official site, eXtplorer is a web-based File Management Component for all your needs.

It has a desktop-application-like interface with drag&drop, grid and a directory tree and makes heavy use of the ExtJS Javascript Library.

You can use it to access and modify the files and directories on your server via FTP or direct file access.

eXtplorer runs natively under Joomla! 1.5.x, 1.0.x and can also be used as a standalone application.

This is a video tutorial from JoomlaForBeginners.com for the Open Source Joomla! Content Management System version 1.5. This tutorial discusses eXtplorer, a web-based File Management Component for all your needs.


As stated in Joomla's official site, JoomlaPack is an open-source backup component, quite a bit different than its competition.

Its mission is simple: create a site backup that can be restored on any Joomla!-capable server.

Its possibilities are endless: It creates a full backup of your site in a single archive. The archive contains all the files, a database snapshot and an installer derived from the standard Joomla! installer.

The backup and restore process is AJAX powered to avoid server timeouts, even with huge sites. Alternatively, you can make a backup of only your database.

If you want a reliable, easy to use, open source backup solution for your Joomla! site, try it out.

Here you have a good video tutorial by Norm Douglas from the Joomla forums. It shows you his method of moving your site to a new domain.





Enjoy it as I did, I always like learning new ways of doing things.

My Home-made Sabayon Linux 5 Theming for KDE-4.x.
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
(using the kde SystemSettings-->Appearence-->SplashScreen-->Install button and browsing to the downloaded file).
Please note that there are two different backgrounds depending on which screen resolution you use ...I made it for my 16:9 screen :wink:

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 systemsettings

Enter 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 :D

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