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Aluminum Alloy
1.7

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Aluminum Alloy

1.7
07 May 2005

Aluminum ShapeShifter theme with steel bolts.

Overview

Aluminum Alloy is a ShapeShifter custom theme that will change the entire graphical user interface to look like aluminum with steel nut bolts. Includes desktop pictures and Safari skins.

What's new in Aluminum Alloy

Version 1.7:
  • Updated for Tiger, many minor fixes.
  • Themes Spotlight menu.
  • New LCD for Calculator, VLC and iTunes.
  • Includes new appSkin for Mail.
  • Added Print toolbar button to the Safari appSkin.
  • Updated iCal appskin to include new Metal button glyphs.

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  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots
  • Aluminum Alloy for Mac - review, screenshots

20 Aluminum Alloy Reviews

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Phillryu
Phillryu
20 November 2003

Most helpful

This is one of the more unique themes out there, and the preview shows it all. The theme is a bright aluminum texture, with almost poisonously bright widgets that look as if they were molded out of molten glass. Buttons and menubars are fastened with rivets, giving this theme a unique look of industrial quality not seen in most other themes. The theme comes with 4 different color tones: Cryogenic (blue), Toxic (green), Volcano (red) and Smog (grey). As with all of Max's themes, Aluminum Alloy comes with fantastic extras, including safari button replacements and a series of beautiful and simple desktops that accompany the theme very well. This is not for everyone, however. The bright theme, while beautifully executed, will not appeal to those who prefer darker and more subdued themes. Snow.E 2 Icons are recommended to accompany this newest work from Max Rudburg. Pros: Great features and accompanying extras, super polished and well concepted. Free and stable, now thanks to ShapeShifter. Cons: Will not appeal to those who prefer more subdued themes.
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Version 1.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
07 May 2005
I tried to dnl from here and Safari turns into all black question marks and other text. This is only related to this particular download. I trid to dnl other programs from other pages and it doe not do the same thing. I tried to download it from the Dev's site but Safari says Safari can't open “guikit://www.maxthemes.com/themes/downloads/tiger/Aluminum%20Alloy%201.7.guiKit” because Mac OS X doesn't recognize Internet addresses starting with “guikit:”. when I clcik on the download for 1.7.
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Version 1.7
1 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
07 May 2005
option-click on the download link
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Version 1.7
Anonymous
Anonymous
07 May 2005
this is a great theme that's easy on the eyes and everything is clear and looks good. I hate all the darker ones that i struggle with (and i've a decent TFT monitor!). This is a good theme - well designed :) thank you!
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Version 1.7
Anonymous
Anonymous
23 April 2005
Aesthetically pleasing, beautifully integrated visually and functionally, and with oodles of "wow" factor. What more can I say? It even passed the "cynical daughter" test!
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
27 January 2005
I love this theme, and would like to comment that Max Rudburgh is not American or English, he's from the Stockholm area, so the aluminum thing is a misplaced argument, I also think Americans use Aluminum as a brand name.
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
20 January 2005
No, you've got it WRONG. Americans have a habit of FUBAR'ng the english language, just listen to your appalling President :-P http://www.world-aluminium.org/history/index.html Here endeth the lesson..
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Version 1.6.1
2 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
20 January 2005
No, you are wrong, and "it ain't over 'til it's over" (to quote the great linguist Yogi Berra)... Before it was named aluminium the name for the metal was A-L-U-M-I-N-U-M. So, it appears that American English stayed with the more original version of the word. You know, 'tradition' and all that. From the website you posted the link to: "1808 Sir Humphrey Davy proposed the name ALUMIUM for the metal. This rather unwieldy name was soon replaced by ALUMINUM and later the word ALUMINIUM was adopted by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemists in order to conform with the "ium" ending of most elements." About the president of the Yoo Ess Ay, he is a total disgrace, agreed. Abominable. And I find it abhorrent that anyone could seriously consider him to be a Christian. If the Second Coming is nigh, he's in a world of trouble.
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
29 January 2005
Bush is not my president. I don't support him whatsoever!
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
19 January 2005
Americans say aluminum because this is the elemental name for it. The English say Aluminium because this is a brand name for aluminum -- just like Reynolds wrap is a brand name for aluminum foil, or is that aluminium foil??? Thought you'd want to know.
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Version 1.6.1
2 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
20 January 2005
No, you've got it WRONG. Americans have a habit of FUBAR'ng the english language, just listen to your appalling President :-P http://www.world-aluminium.org/history/index.html Here endeth the lesson..
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
20 January 2005
No, you are wrong, and "it ain't over 'til it's over" (to quote the great linguist Yogi Berra)... Before it was named aluminium the name for the metal was A-L-U-M-I-N-U-M. So, it appears that American English stayed with the more original version of the word. You know, 'tradition' and all that. From the website you posted the link to: "1808 Sir Humphrey Davy proposed the name ALUMIUM for the metal. This rather unwieldy name was soon replaced by ALUMINUM and later the word ALUMINIUM was adopted by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemists in order to conform with the "ium" ending of most elements." About the president of the Yoo Ess Ay, he is a total disgrace, agreed. Abominable. And I find it abhorrent that anyone could seriously consider him to be a Christian. If the Second Coming is nigh, he's in a world of trouble.
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
18 January 2005
This is because English speak English properly. It's their language, did you know...?
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Version 1.6.1
2 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
18 January 2005
Since 70% of native English speakers speak American English, I think we can safely state that the correct way of speaking is American English. :-)
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Version 1.6.1
Jonathan-White
Jonathan-White
18 January 2005
You can say that if you like but the whole story is slightly more complex. The Oxford English Dictionary - the worldwide recognised repository for the correct spelling and pronunciation of the English language - spells that particular element 'aluminium', not 'aluminum'. There is a different form of the language known as 'Received English' which includes 'aluminum' but it's considered a less correct set of the language by English scholars. However it is true that English doesn't have a legally standardised 'correct' version the way some languages - notably French - do. In the end of course it doesn't actually matter to 99.99% of the population provided everyone knows the two words mean the same thing.
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
18 January 2005
The Toxic version is still my favorite daily theme. Never fails to be intuitive and eye-pleasing and it's bright enough that I can adjust the brightness on my powerbook to save energy.
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Version 1.6.1
Anonymous
Anonymous
18 January 2005
Americans say : "AL-OOM-IN-UM" English say: "AL-YOU-MINI-UM" why is that ?
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Version 1.6.1
Mere-Mortal
Mere-Mortal
19 November 2004
Still my favorite.
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Version 1.6

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