Yet another nifty KDE 4 Window Decoration option

In case you are wondering why the frequent posts, I’m simply documenting my acclamation with KDE 4 in real-time; as I discover stuff.

Although I was very happy just a few hours ago to discover the Plastik window decorations were available in KDE 4, things move very fast when you are feeling your way around a new environment.

Just now I was playing around with the openSUSE based “KDE Four LiveCD” in VirtualBox (this will be my next blog-post, so stay tuned), I discovered this little combo.

I personally can’t see a huge difference between the Oxygen and the Ozone window decorations, and honestly I’m not sure which is the KDE 4 default, but I knew I didn’t like either one in the context they have been previously presented too me. I just discovered though, that I can kill the “stripes” and have a solid colored decoration with Ozone, which I like a lot - I didn’t like the “blended” or “same-color” windows that I saw before.

This is a livable option for me, and definitely looks more “modern” and more “KDE 4″ than Plastik.

Check it out (excuse the task-bar clutter, I was preparing for my next blog-post when I got sidetracked with this):

Note: This is using the Oxygen widget style and Oxygen Color Scheme as well.