Classical Amiga WB 2.05 - Page 2

Mozzy · 10 July 2002, 13:09

to be blunt, i dont like it

its too... tooo.. to green i prefer akiras version. im sure its very good , honestly but the green would just do my head in

Paul · 10 July 2002, 13:18

You can always change the colour scheme.

Bloodwych · 10 July 2002, 14:02

I like the organisation of your WB setup Paul.

It looks neat and tidy with all the useful utilities easy to launch. It's certainly a good option for those with 2.0 ROM machines.

AmiDock is a useful utility - I like how you've set it up. Won't work in Scalos on WB 3.0 however, so I haven't included it in my WB. Doesn't really matter as my popup menu is so powerful it can launch all the programs!

Amiga1992 · 10 July 2002, 16:02

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Originally posted by Mozzy
to be blunt, i dont like it its too... tooo.. to green

That is because Paul is the Green Amiga Alien!

Paul · 11 July 2002, 12:21

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Originally posted by Mozzy
to be blunt, i dont like it its too... tooo.. to green

Here are some palette presets

Phiber · 01 December 2002, 11:58

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Originally posted by Paul
Just updated this

List of updates:

Magicmenu now included and works
Removed 100s of dam _UAEFSDB.___ files
Replaced two Amidock toolbar icons (drip and Jelly)
Improved the Work icons and Replaced with Magic workbench ones
Games with no icons and diropus, now have icons.
Improved diropus config a bit.
Edit Default tools in icons to point to the right place.
Installed the newer version of Virus Executor

Nice.. Is the updated version in some FTP yet? I'd like to get it and fiddle around a bit

01 December 2002, 18:46

@Paul
Just wondering what you used to get those nice icons running along the top of your WB (like the awesome Drip

). Was it Amidock? If so would I need a HD to be able to use it or could I use it on the FD WB2.05 disk, assuming I could get my hands on it?

Paul · 01 December 2002, 20:05

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Originally posted by NytroX86
@Paul
Just wondering what you used to get those nice icons running along the top of your WB (like the awesome Drip ). Was it Amidock? If so would I need a HD to be able to use it or could I use it on the FD WB2.05 disk, assuming I could get my hands on it?

Yes the toolbar is Amidock (should be able to download it from Aminet). The icons were done in Dpaint. Some were drawn by me, some edited from other icons and from screen captures using Paint Shop Pro then converted.

I would say it must run from HD as it likely would not fit onto the workbench floppy as you need room for the iff brushes (each icon) and the amidock program.

10 July 2002, 13:18	#22
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10 July 2002, 13:09	#21
Mozzy Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: England Age: 43 Posts: 82	to be blunt, i dont like it its too... tooo.. to green i prefer akiras version. im sure its very good , honestly but the green would just do my head in

10 July 2002, 14:02	#23
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	I like the organisation of your WB setup Paul. It looks neat and tidy with all the useful utilities easy to launch. It's certainly a good option for those with 2.0 ROM machines. AmiDock is a useful utility - I like how you've set it up. Won't work in Scalos on WB 3.0 however, so I haven't included it in my WB. Doesn't really matter as my popup menu is so powerful it can launch all the programs!

01 December 2002, 18:46	#27
NytroX86 Posts: n/a	@Paul Just wondering what you used to get those nice icons running along the top of your WB (like the awesome Drip ). Was it Amidock? If so would I need a HD to be able to use it or could I use it on the FD WB2.05 disk, assuming I could get my hands on it?

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