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Added some extra guidelines on styling your apps

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# Reno desktop - awesomewm || ( openbox && xfce ) # Reno desktop - awesomewm || ( openbox && xfce )
Reno is an evolution of my previous configuration, https://512mb.org/git/Yessiest/awesome. This time, this bad boy can fit 90% more configuration options, through the use of AWMTK2 (or RenoTK, never really decided on the name). Reno is an evolution of my previous configuration, https://512mb.org/git/Yessiest/awesome. This time, this bad boy can fit 90% more configuration options, through the use of AWMTK2 (or RenoTK, haven't really decided on the name).
Through advancements in the ~~science~~ dark magic art of lua metatablery, AWMTK2 makes it possible to create complex and visually rich themes, while mainting relatively low memory footprint. Through advancements in the ~~science~~ dark magic art of lua metatablery, AWMTK2 makes it possible to create complex and visually rich themes, while mainting relatively low memory footprint.
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#### Current default theme, Reno98 #### Current default theme, Reno98
![Totally not windows 98 trust me it's legally distinct](https://adastra7.net/git/Yessiest/reno/raw/branch/master/extra/screenshots/reno98.png) ![Totally not windows 98 trust me it's legally distinct](https://adastra7.net/git/Yessiest/reno/raw/branch/master/extra/screenshots/reno98.png)
#### An iteration on the look of Ubuntu with Ambiance theme - Works best with [Chicago95](github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95) for GTK and [QTStep (QTStepWMakerDefault in particular)](github.com/andbgr/QTStep) on [Kvantum](https://github.com/tsujan/Kvantum).
![Totally not ubuntu guys this how can't you see that](https://adastra7.net/git/Yessiest/reno/raw/branch/master/extra/screenshots/unity.png) - For Wine apps, use `winecfg`, go to Desktop Integration and set "(No Theme)" under "Theme". A matching QTStep theme is "QTStepBeige", but it doesn't quite match Chicago95, so you may want to configure the window colors using the Item editor, or by installing a custom theme.
#### Unity: a theme that mimics the look of Ubuntu with Ambiance theme
![Totally not ubuntu guys how can't you see that](https://adastra7.net/git/Yessiest/reno/raw/branch/master/extra/screenshots/unity.png)
- Works best with official [Ubuntu Themes](https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-themes) ([AUR package](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ubuntu-themes)) for GTK and [Kvantum's](https://github.com/tsujan/Kvantum) default themes KvAmbiance or KvAmbience.
- For Wine apps, [Ubuntu Light for Windows XP](http://freddi67.deviantart.com/art/Ubuntu-Light-for-Windows-XP-177514325) theme exists on DeviantArt, which you can install using `winecfg`.
## Installation ## Installation

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- install mpc - install mpc
- quick links - quick links
- create `links` directory in the config directory - create `links` directory in the config directory
- add .desktop files with of apps you want to show on the quick launcher - add .desktop files of apps you want to have on the quick launcher
- anti-aliased window corners (unity theme only) - anti-aliased window corners (unity theme only)
- install picom - install picom
- drop the picom.conf file into your .config folder - drop the picom.conf file into your .config folder
- enable picom to run on wm boot (read autostart) - enable picom to run on wm boot (read autostart)
- autostart - autostart
- create "autostart" directory in .config folder - create "autostart" directory in .config folder
- drop .desktop files (files in /usr/share/applications) of apps you want torun on wm boot - drop .desktop files (files in /usr/share/applications) of apps you want to run on wm boot