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Joxy 0.2.0 substitutes nice KDE-like borders for the default Java Swing borders
Do you use a custom colour scheme? Joxy detects it and styles Java programs accordingly. Here we see the "Cherry Blossom" theme in use.
All components supported by Joxy 0.2.0
The Java OpenStreetMap Editor using the Joxy look and feel
The Netbeans GUI builder works well using Joxy
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On this wiki, you will find some additional information about Joxy.
Note: the documentation and FAQ are now moved to Joxy's website. Click Website above to go there.
Click here to download the latest version:
Contents
- [Progress of the components] - a list of Java Swing components, and how KDE-like they look at the moment
- [Netbeans] - some Netbeans-specific tweaks
Some screenshots
Joxy 0.2.0 substitutes nice KDE-like borders for the default Java Swing borders
Do you use a custom colour scheme? Joxy detects it and styles Java programs accordingly. Here we see the "Cherry Blossom" theme in use.
All components supported by Joxy 0.2.0
The Java OpenStreetMap Editor using the Joxy look and feel
The Netbeans GUI builder works well using Joxy