It's another skin brought to you by the makers of Black and Black, Red Dwarf 2, SoundSonic, and several other unpopular skins!
I didn't name this one until I was done. While I was working on it, I just focused on random, if bright, colors, and non-geometric shapes. Then while I was wrapping up the transparency, I realised that it all worked together to look like Fruity Pebbles, the cereal. The rest, as they say, is history.
Some key features that I'm most proud of are the stereo/mono 'head', on 'light/switch', auto 'car/gascan', shuffle 'deck', and repeat 'snake eating its own tail'. You can look forward to seeing these in upcoming skins. I also quite like the 'SquiggleVision' style cursors.
As always, comments are appreciated at info-is@in-file and please visit my website at www.geocities.com/~phrebh.
SONIC[RED]
Created by masayoshi.N
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URL for Japanese:
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/ma-kun/ore/index.html
MAILTO: info-is@in-file
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Digitally Pimpin'
Designed by Chris Marchese "Force of Habit"
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Slightley 80's style LCD screens with industrial switches.
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ARCTEC FX [Solid Silver]
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The Viscolor.txt file is created using Winamp Vis Toolkit by Andrew Mackowski
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Winamp 2.9x version
If you wanna change the mini brower main by this one, you can just execute "MB-changer" (before you must open "DarK sKin.wsz" with an extract software kike Winzip) ; or you can manually extract "wina ...
