TeaX is an elegant and usable KDE theme

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Last Update: 2013-02-25

TeaX is a KDE style which provides a fast, elegant and usable theme engines for KDE widgets which allows translucent menu and panel (kicker), all of that using a C++ based engine, instead of using pixmaps, which increase performance.
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