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Ok so there's only one theme at the moment... :)

Anyway what I've posted so far is absolute-L, a port of Absolute E for Enlightenment by Hallvar Helleseth.

The theme comes complete with skins for WindowBlinds and Winamp (by myself and JazzMidi respectively).

One of the most unique things about absolute-L is the 'System Control' panel where I tried to integrate commonly used modules, such as lsxcommand, sysVWM, chronos and shortcuts to applications all in one interface. � You can see the various states of the panel in the following screenshot:

In the first desktop, you see the panel in it's default state with chronos and sysVWM showing.� Note that the entire panel can be hidden or� shown via the first two entries in the popup menu.

Clicking on any blank area of the 'System Control' panel causes it to maximize as shown on desktop two.� Now you can see lsxcommand, plus core shortcuts such as recycle, edit step.rc, shutdown menu, exit, restart.� You can also see the shortcuts to the applications and games menus.

Clicking on the applications shortcut on the panel causes the applications menu to appear, as shown on desktop three.� Clicking on the games shortcut causes the games menu to appear next to the applications menu. (not shown)
(Note:� In order to have a unique background for each desktop the way I do, you must be using a LiteStep build that has this feature built into sysVWM.)

Now I realized that some of you might not want those big applications and games menus, so for you I've replaced the applications and games menu shortcuts with 'simple' shortcuts as you can see in the following screenshot:

I've included blank graphics in .bmp format for the panel, the menus, and the two shortcuts under the Ripple shortcut on the panel along with instructions on editing them in Paint Shop Pro along with the theme.

This theme does not include a LiteStep distribution, in my opinion that makes installing themes pretty difficult - all modules used are included.

All right, so what are you waiting for? :)
Download absolute-L
View the README.txt

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