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Introduction- The J7Z GUI can be customised via downloadable Java "Look and Feel" skins.
- Plenty of these are available from various websites, some of which are listed below.
- J7Z can also adopt the system theme, even when run in Linux via Gnome/KDE/Xfce.
KDE- KDE v4 users will be pleased to know that J7Z can adopt their desktop theme.
- They just need to install the GTK-KDE4 application and choose 'KDE' from its style list.
- The 'Oxygen' theme looks better if Oxygen-GTK is installed and chosen from the list instead.
- Once that's done, the "GTK+" skin must be chosen from within J7Z's 'Settings' dialog.
Installation- Simply download each desired skin's ".jar" (Java Archive) file to J7Z's 'Lib' folder.
- If a common skins folder exists elsewhere, add its full path to J7Z's "Lib-Dirs" file via the 'External' menu.
- After restarting J7Z, the new skin and any styles (themes) it provides will be listed in the 'Settings' dialog.
Skins- The following skins are of decent or good quality in my opinion.
- Some of them are not free software, so read their licenses carefully.
- Let me know if you find other good skins and I'll add them to the list.
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