The Most Realistic OSX

What is the most realistic OSX Tiger Theme out for Windows XP (You can use Windows Blinds).

#427117

Tiger 2 by -kol.

#427120

I'd say . . .

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Probably NOT Tiger 2 by -KoL, no offense to the guy, he's a great skinner and all, but just compare his themes to those of maybe Dobee, or Xero, or BLITZR's Mac OS X Leaopard.

#427121

i like vlt 2.0.

#427123

Most realistic=for me perpixel WB5, so he have not really Tiger theme, but a good one is BLITZR's Mac OS X Leaopard

#427135

+1 on BLITZR's Leopard

#427161

I would say Xero's Tiger. As for BLITZR's Leopard, you guys don't even know how the real Leopard looks like lol

#427162

I'd say we had more than enough of these kinds of threads... try them for yourself cause there will always be different oppinions.

#427163

Bottom line is... there's no such thing is a realistic OSX theme besides buying a Mac.

Skinner :P try their best and there's always a bug in it

either button or web page button

certain font does not work well with it

cornner, 1 or more days u're gonna discover edges are kinda screwed up to some windows.

If there's a realistic OSX Tiger Theme, exactly to wat it is plus the functionality as well...i'm willing to pay 100 or 200 $ or even more.

#427167

maybe i'm wrong but i really like flyakite 3.5!

#427254

eerrr no-one properly knows what real leopard looks like anyway as it hasnt properly been released yet (they could still change things):P

#427256

They will. The build they were using at WWDC was just the basic Tiger build with some modifications. The mods were also just done to give the impression that it was the final look of Leopard, which it definitely is not.

#428840

I would say Xero's Tiger. As for BLITZR's Leopard, you guys don't even know how the real Leopard looks like lol

When has a Mac OS X update EVER looked different?

#428875

When has a Mac OS X update EVER looked different?

Huh? Is that a stupid question or are u just blind?

#429574

When has a Mac OS X update EVER looked different?

Er... in each iteration of OS X? I suggest you look at screenshots of 10.2 and compare them to 10.4.

#429604