Phar0e

Phar0e

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In terms of rc files and how many to use there is no one answer. When using Omar's installer (and it is probably the best, certainly the most commonly used distro of litestep) each theme needs to contain a "theme.rc". You can contain all the litestep commands, parameters, etc in that one file. I have many themes that do just that. But if you look at "austerity" as an example, you can have a theme.rc and have it point to many other rc's (usually an rc per module config). Bot

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Here's a link to the Litestep dev team website: http://www.lsdev.org/news.php As to the question of stability, current releases are very stable. (in my experience anyway) [Message Edited]

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They way Jafo has them defined, you will want to see desktop2, systray2, and popup2 in the main Litestep dir (C:\Litestep\). The remaining modules should be in the modulesdir (C:\Litestep\Modules\). If your Litestep setup is missing any of those, you will want to download, unzip, and copy the modules into the corresponding directories (as per I mentioned above). Syntax of the modules in the theme.rc is very critical. If the loadmodule line asks for: desktop2.dl

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Jafo mentions the fix for that in the comments on that theme. add this to your theme.rc ConfigDir "$ThemeDir$config\" That will fix your problem.

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