Hi you all, first of all, I would like to say thank you for you vacant in this thread.



Let's get to the point, Norman (the creator of GHOST project, http://www.normanbates.net/ ), would like recruit skinners and themer for this amazing litestep theme.

It's called GHOST, short of Graphical High Operating System Terminal. A litestep theme that's still in beta stage. If you want to know more about litestep, you can check http://www.litestep.net. Currently, we're looking for people who have the skill and ability to create skins (for winamp media player), windows blind, or just regular visual style for Windows.


Below is the attachment to the image of what GHOST looked like in its beta stage.

[IMG]http://www.normanbates.net/images/ghostscreen.jpg[/IMG]




We are serious about this project, we want this to be one of the greatest theme ever made for litestep, and we need great people like you to become part of the group! So if you think you have the guts, or the kindness to help us with GHOST project, please contact us at contact@normanbates.net or PM me. In return of your help, we will include your art work into the first package of GHOST. I can assure you, your name will be everywhere around the world as one of the greatest skinner/themer.


Thank you.

Ghost looks sweet but its gonna have some competition from the Gathering Theme for best LS theme. :-) Competition can only be good for the ls community imo.

No competition here.... we decided we're going to use Gathering's engine. AND..... the gathering author is helping us! :)


But we still need more coder for GHOST ;)

GHOST's lookings are not my cup of tea...
But when you say "we need coders" it's becoming more interesting :)
What do you want to be coded ?

A Lot!!! KEEP IN TOUCH! I'll let you know tomorrow :D

OK, if you are interested in helping, you can eMail me on shadowless@rogers.com or add me to your MSN Messenger contact list... same address with my eMail.

Ok, I have to admit that I I'm a bit mean about time. Then, If YOU need me to code something, drop me a mail, YOU, or post your question in the code section.