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The comprehensive authority of theming Astonshell has been released by SacRat and Nerio on SkinWiki, and is available at http://www.skinyourscreen.com/skinwiki/index.php/Astonshell_tutorial

Yup, you can skin Macs, and yes, there are software tools to do it. ShapeShifter http://unsanity.com/haxies/shapeshifter by Unsanity LLC http://www.unsanity.com is a commercial program that enables skinning of the OSX environment, similar to what WindowBlinds does for Windows. Developer Brian Wilson was recently interviewed at skinyourscreen.com http://www.skinyourscreen.com>skinyourscreen.com regarding the Konfabulator/Dashboard issue, the recent press Apple has been receiving due to iPod an...

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Skinyourscreen.comLink has put together a new resource for skinners, SkinWikiLink. SkinWiki is an open-source initiative to reference skinnable software, the individual skinnable elements within the software, and any tools, tips or tricks that can be employed to facilitate the Skinning/Theming process.

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I've got at least two original 50%-90% completed Windowblinds themes sitting on my hard-drive that I've entirely lost interest to complete (having more fun with LiteStep). One basically needs a non-XP taskbar and some glyphs, and the other has pretty much just the XP Start Panel, Windows, and most controls completed. Anyone interested in taking them off my hands for final workup?