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> Finally got to install Mosfet's Hi Performane Liquid KDE Engine on my RH
> 7.3.  Being unable to find an RPM package configured for RH

> FYI, I've got a plethora of rh73 kde rpm packages for themes and icons
> available from my website:
> http://www.math.unl.edu/~rdieter/

> >   Now that I've got Liquid and AquaFusion

> You might want to take a look at the "crystal" icon set, which is also
> *very* nice, IMO.

> Finally got to install Mosfet's Hi Performane Liquid KDE Engine on my RH
> 7.3.  Being unable to find an RPM package configured for RH, I had to do
> manual compilation and file copying.  The result was well worth the effort.  
> This Engine is a BEAUTIFUL piece of work!  Besides, there are a lot of
> nicely done KDE themes that take great advantage of Liquid Engine.  I'm a
> truly happy camper. :)

> Honestly, the only thing I find better on RH 8.0 than on 7.3 is the
> good-looking font and cute icons.  Now that I've got Liquid and AquaFusion
> icons, there's absolutely no reason to even consider upgrading to 8.0.

> Dai

> Finally got to install Mosfet's Hi Performane Liquid KDE Engine on my RH
> 7.3.  Being unable to find an RPM package configured for RH, I had to do
> manual compilation and file copying.  The result was well worth the effort.  
> This Engine is a BEAUTIFUL piece of work!  Besides, there are a lot of
> nicely done KDE themes that take great advantage of Liquid Engine.  I'm a
> truly happy camper. :)

> Honestly, the only thing I find better on RH 8.0 than on 7.3 is the
> good-looking font and cute icons.  Now that I've got Liquid and AquaFusion
> icons, there's absolutely no reason to even consider upgrading to 8.0.

> Dai

>> Finally got to install Mosfet's Hi Performane Liquid KDE Engine on my RH
>> 7.3.  Being unable to find an RPM package configured for RH, I had to do
>> manual compilation and file copying.  The result was well worth the
>> effort.
>> This Engine is a BEAUTIFUL piece of work!  Besides, there are a lot of
>> nicely done KDE themes that take great advantage of Liquid Engine.  I'm a
>> truly happy camper. :)

>> Honestly, the only thing I find better on RH 8.0 than on 7.3 is the
>> good-looking font and cute icons.  Now that I've got Liquid and
>> AquaFusion icons, there's absolutely no reason to even consider upgrading
>> to 8.0.

>> Dai
> Cool...where did you get it?  Any documentation?

>> Finally got to install Mosfet's Hi Performane Liquid KDE Engine on my RH
>> 7.3.  Being unable to find an RPM package configured for RH, I had to do
>> manual compilation and file copying.  The result was well worth the
>> effort.
>> This Engine is a BEAUTIFUL piece of work!  Besides, there are a lot of
>> nicely done KDE themes that take great advantage of Liquid Engine.  I'm a
>> truly happy camper. :)

> Where did you get it?  I'd like to try it out.  I have RH 8.0

> One may as well begin with Daihard's letter to comp.windows.x.kde:

> [..]
>> In case you didn't see Jim's message:

>>   http://www.mosfet.org/liquid.html

> I used to use Liquid but always found it a bit buggy
> (particularly the translucent effects).  I think Keramik
> (included with KDE 3.1 but available from kde-look.org for
> earlier versions) absolutely blows it away.  It just seems more
> curvey and subtle. :)