It’s hard to belive given the current state of the industry, but there was a time in the 1990s when even large commercial software companies allowed you to customise your desktop. The horror! Even moreso, some of these companies even offered first-party visual enhancement packs with themes you could install.
Plus! 95 deserves its own dedicated post at some point. In the meantime, I was updating my first ever computer and decided I needed a new desktop theme. I hadn’t used Da Vinci for a long time, so here it is:
Between this, the themes in Mac OS 8, and the Fluxbox themes on every NetBSD partition, I think I have my 90s visuals sorted. I’m half tempted to take some of these assets and colours and make an .Xresources file for no good reaso…
It’s hard to belive given the current state of the industry, but there was a time in the 1990s when even large commercial software companies allowed you to customise your desktop. The horror! Even moreso, some of these companies even offered first-party visual enhancement packs with themes you could install.
Plus! 95 deserves its own dedicated post at some point. In the meantime, I was updating my first ever computer and decided I needed a new desktop theme. I hadn’t used Da Vinci for a long time, so here it is:
Between this, the themes in Mac OS 8, and the Fluxbox themes on every NetBSD partition, I think I have my 90s visuals sorted. I’m half tempted to take some of these assets and colours and make an .Xresources file for no good reason.