Everything posted by piXelatedEmpire
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iTunes won't start on nlited XP Pro SP2
Thank you, sirs
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nLite 1.4.9.1 - Honey Turbo 9.1
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!
Congratulations nuhi on a terrific application
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nLite getting bashed in "editorial"..
obviously that guy just has no idea about Windows or nLite. stfu please
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Is Nlite and Vlite legal?
Sounds to me like you're doing this commercially, ie, for a business? I believe this violates nLites license?
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article in June issue of MaximumPC
Well done guys - deserve all the recognition you get!
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Debby does nLite
wow this thread is bonkers What's nLite?
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My 1.3.0.4 final experince and issues
You better read the nLite License, you cannot use nLite in a commercial environment.
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[Release] XPize Darkside 1.0
Excellent... very much looking forward to an XPize independant release
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nLite & XAMPP
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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[UPDATE] Energize 1.1 & Sources
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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[Release] XPize Darkside 1.0 beta 2
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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[Release] XPize Darkside 1.0 beta 2
any chance you could share just the logoff dialogue box?
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[Release] XPize Darkside 1.0 beta 2
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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[Release] XPize 4.6
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
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specify resolution of billboards during install
Sorry for late response - only just notcied your request when I updated the first post. This Billboard is available in the pinned topic at the top of this forum
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WinntbbuED
in English please?
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Angelina XP Billboard
yup, it's mine reposted in the pinned topic
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Completed Setup Billboards
I received a PM asking me to share my billboard so here it is again for those interested: Rapidshare Link
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How to integrate .Net Framework 3.0 + Windows Messanger 5.1 + Windows
You really should search as all your questions are already answered on these forums. Why do you want to integrate Messenger 5.1? That's already included with a Windows XP install. As for the other things, search in the Application Addons forum.
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[Release] XPize Darkside 1.0 beta
oooh I'm following this development closely
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Delete programs
Annita, have you downloaded nLite 1.3? If not do so and read thru the selections of things you can delete
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nLite 1.3 Final - Gas Powered Commander
Do you have any idea how difficult that would be - to create a way to intergrate 1000's upon 1000's of apps?! And what is wrong with addon packs - they work flawlessly when created correctly. I'm hoping nLite will include some form of anti-CAPS typing mechanism in a future release
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nLite 1.3 RC2 - Santa's patch 2
nuhi himself recommends 1.3 over any other version - that's good enough for me
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nLite 1.3 RC2 - Santa's patch 2
I'm using 1.3RC2 as my desktop without any problems. The importnat thing is to obviously NOT remove anything that you may need. If you don't know what it does or if you may need it, keep it. As for stability issues, they could appear anywhere, anytime, depending on what you've removed etc. Play it safe and your chances of a useful fully functioning slimmed down Windows install are great