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piXelatedEmpire
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nLiten me, nuhi!
- Birthday 12/22/1980
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Thank you, sirs
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Excellent nuhi, this is my favourite nLite version yet. Have created 2 seperate isos (one for main machine, one for laptop) without a single issue. Flawless Victory!
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vLite 1.0 Final - Recreate Vista in your own image!
piXelatedEmpire replied to nuhi's topic in vLite
Congratulations nuhi on a terrific application -
obviously that guy just has no idea about Windows or nLite. stfu please
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Sounds to me like you're doing this commercially, ie, for a business? I believe this violates nLites license?
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Well done guys - deserve all the recognition you get!
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wow this thread is bonkers What's nLite?
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You better read the nLite License, you cannot use nLite in a commercial environment.
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Excellent... very much looking forward to an XPize independant release
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Just wanted to confirm running the latest nLite 1.3 with many options removed, I have no issues running the latest 1.6.0a release of XAMPP B)
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WOW looks fantastic! I'm loving these new releases - all thanks to XPero going OS with his source code *applauds* Terrific job B)
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Would be greatful if you could point out which backgrounds look pixelated... You are correct, that is how I created the black backgrounds. Probably just me being picky (the Wizards in your first post screenshot is an indication of some of the pixelated edges). Like I said, not a big deal tho, just me being picky! Looking forward to the next release
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any chance you could share just the logoff dialogue box?
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Question if i may... Can this be slipstreamed into an Unattended CD like Xpize can? Or do I need to slipstream Xpize and then run this once Windows has been installed? Also, it appears as tho the images where the backgrounds have been replaced (with a darker gradient) look to have pixelated edges?
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Because sometimes, you just have to move with the times... Looking good XPero.. I'd have to agree with a few others tho, definately need a progress bar of sorts for boot screen. Cheers