Well, its a Toyota 4Runner. Would be like a skinny guy drinking Muscle Milk. This car is SLOW. But I love itand don't forget to add a big fat "resonator" to the tailpipe to try and make it sound like a real muscle car.
Well, its a Toyota 4Runner. Would be like a skinny guy drinking Muscle Milk. This car is SLOW. But I love itand don't forget to add a big fat "resonator" to the tailpipe to try and make it sound like a real muscle car.
This weekend is a 3 day weekend for me, maybe one of the three days I'll sit down all day with some coffee nearby and figure this out.
Hah. Reminds me. I got my engine back inThis weekend is a 3 day weekend for me, maybe one of the three days I'll sit down all day with some coffee nearby and figure this out.
Oh yeah... I'm not dead btw
Oh yeah... I'm not dead btw
Not sure what he used, maybe YosemiteRevert, but with ThemeEngine, there is so much UI customization potential. I changed the dull scrollbars in El Capitan/Sierra to look more like the Aqua ones of old, as well as the traffic lights to a more 3D appearance (but not just the ones taken from Mavericks).how did you get the 3d look idk how to quote posts or i would quote yours but yeah id love the 3d look being back on my MacOS Seirra
Maybe not.......................is this project dead then?
THE SUSPENSE IS GETTING TO ME!Maybe not.......................
wait to see
Maybe not.......................
wait to see
The traffic lights are really easy to change, My main issue is the dock I want it to be authentic as possible. To change the traffic lights you have to have a SL capable Mac and use ThemePark to change them. I used a Yosemite artfile to do it. Then export the new artfile to your PPC Leopard macJust wondering if an installer has come out yet, or if anyone has figured out how to change the traffic lights in Leopard yet. This is what I have so far. I have a guiKit, but hat requires ShapeShifter and Tiger.
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Could you possibly send me the ArtFile and SArtFile files you modified? Is my dock the way you want yours, or is it he same? I would love to have a flat, light blue themed highlight and menu bar along with the os Sierra buttons. I have attempted to modify the Extras.rsrc and the Extras2.rsrc with theme park, and, well, it was a no go. I have spent a long time working on this project, and for the most part, I am very pleased and I appreciate the support.The traffic lights are really easy to change, My main issue is the dock I want it to be authentic as possible. To change the traffic lights you have to have a SL capable Mac and use ThemePark to change them. I used a Yosemite artfile to do it. Then export the new artfile to your PPC Leopard mac
I have scoured this forum more than 15 times and I have found almost every file, folder, image, and zip needed to convert my dual core G5 running Mac OS X 10.5.8 to simulate that of Mac OS 10.12. This forum, in no means, is dead. TenFourFoxBox is really easy to use. You have to click the "Allow this foxbox to remember form data and autofill form fields" for automatic sign in to occur.In all seriousness, did you get the traffic lights hack working? I'm still trying to figure out how to fox box notes and make it work without having to sign in again on iCloud. Right now though, I'm more focused on upgrading a MacBook Pro 2,1 I was given. I have it running Yosemite through MacPostFactor, but now I'm considering upgrading the logic board and installing El Capitan or Sierra on it. Anyway, thats where I am on this.
Could you possibly send me the ArtFile and SArtFile files you modified? Is my dock the way you want yours, or is it he same? I would love to have a flat, light blue themed highlight and menu bar along with the os Sierra buttons. I have attempted to modify the Extras.rsrc and the Extras2.rsrc with theme park, and, well, it was a no go. I have spent a long time working on this project, and for the most part, I am very pleased and I appreciate the support.