Description: Gentoo logo comes from some very nice work by http://emu.gentoo.org/~drobbins/gblend.png Icons are equally good and available at http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=9502
The rest is just pure pure 64bit Gentoo goodness.
*Updated* I wasn't happy with the font appearance and decided it needed smoothing a bit. Since all work I do is for myself primarily it retains the Gentoo~amd64 text, for anyone not running 64bit then the gradient fill on the background makes it easy to just clone from left to right and remove the text completely. alternatively shout out and I can remove it and send it along but I didn't consider it such a substantial or difficult alteration as to warrant posting two seperate designs.
Can't praise it enough, the only downside has been not a fault of the cpu but still no support from ATI for my graphics card. It tends to ruin the experience a little since kde3.2 really flies but the fonts look a bit ugly. Graphics work is made a bit difficult since it's almost impossible to judge whether the font is clean or not so I may reboot to Windows just to redo the font in this one. It's pure Gimp at the moment but when you can't see, you can't see :(
I don't have any benchmarks but I reckon from feel it's something like a 20% increase on my old 32bit Barton @ the same speed.
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Can't praise it enough, the only downside has been not a fault of the cpu but still no support from ATI for my graphics card. It tends to ruin the experience a little since kde3.2 really flies but the fonts look a bit ugly. Graphics work is made a bit difficult since it's almost impossible to judge whether the font is clean or not so I may reboot to Windows just to redo the font in this one. It's pure Gimp at the moment but when you can't see, you can't see :( I don't have any benchmarks but I reckon from feel it's something like a 20% increase on my old 32bit Barton @ the same speed.
::drooools:: how has your AMD64 been treating you?