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Skin your Windows XP Operating System to Look Like A Mac

Saturday, 17. November 2007, 21:39:52

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file under: [funny Windows hacks], [some people are more organized and productive than you], [why exactly would I want to do this?]
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I can't tell you why, exactly, but I find this MS Windows hack to be very funny :D ...

From the author:

"Tiger 2 VS OSX Theme for windows XP. Kol's amazing theme that makes your windows xp look like Apple's OSX Tiger. Package contains Tiger Blue and Graphite all with Normal and Compact StartMenus, Apple and WinFlag Startbutton and No Spothlight images versions, three different font sizes (Lucida Grande 8, Tahoma 8 and Arial - 8) and Tiger Aqua Wallpapers."



Before:
Your desktop looks like your standard Windows XP "theme".

After: (please click here to view the full-size image)


View and download:
http://www.studio7designs.com/studiotwentyeight.com_kols_graphics.cfm

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Comments

Liberto M 17. November 2007, 22:17

p.s. ~ Here's the Windows Blinds version.

(For those who know what 'Windows Blinds' is...)

chaitanya krishnan 18. November 2007, 04:49

weird how some people are such mac fanboys and windows users at the same time.

Liberto M 18. December 2007, 10:14

See the comments for the picture for more info!

Anonymous 8. June 2008, 01:09

Anonymous writes:

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Don't the files of the win xp fade (types of letters, documents, etc) or the programs (WMP 11, Lime Wire, iTunes, etc.)???

Anonymous 7. May 2009, 11:27

Anonymous writes:

does this really work?

Anonymous 16. November 2009, 04:57

carlo writes:

ottimo

Anonymous 16. November 2009, 04:59

carlo writes:

ottimo

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