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I changed the original theme from cairo to look like the real deal. Don't forget to install the cairo plugging Extract to:~/.cairo-dock/themes/ There is a tutorial here: http://devnetteam.wordpress.com/2008/09/22/make-gnome-look-like-macos-leopard/

This theme includes just triangle. Other elements from this snapshot are moom fase and calendar. Will be nice if I can put togeder in just one screenlet, but I don`t kow how to do this...If some one can ..let`s do it.

Retro - the clock used by legendary RTL Plus channel. Video of the original: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fVdHc7QakY[/url]

Simple clock. I made this while remembering the usage of Inkscape.

Robuntu-Clock theme show the Ubuntu logo in the second-had clock. To install: Download the Robuntu-Clock.tar.gz Open a Terminal -- Application / Accessories / Terminal $ sudo su type root password Extract the Robuntu-Clock.tar.gz # tar -zxvf...

This is my third cairo-clock theme. A friend of mine made me think to make this. I know it's not as close as it could be, but it's pretty tough using inkscape (instead of photoshop), which has no abilities to blend. I included the original .svg for the whole clock. I always split the main svg...

Based on Cairo Clock default theme. It is actually a negative of the default theme. Installation: Install cairo-clock extract the downloaded file into ~/.cairo-clock/themes (for single user) or extract the downloaded file into /usr/share/cairo-clock/themes (for system-wide availability)

A theme created from a debian background I found at debianart.org A collection of themes created by a few users and me are located at this sourceforge page http://sourceforge.net/projects/cairoclocktheme ----Developers Wanted email me for more details----