Helios

Clean, crisp and compact.

Helios

Staff review

Pleasant skin with a good color choice. Completely skinned and still very usuable.

Comments

Helios-Top marks! - I don't spend a whole loyt of time switching around my Winamp skins. Because I am the only one who uses this computer I'm not worried about what my style choices say about me or my taste's. With that in mind my priority is funtionality. The Hekios skin by Siman The Engineer is nothing short of perfect for my tastes. I provides excellent funtionality with a simple yet very attractive user interface. The available colour choices and combinations are striking and the layout is excellent. Well done Siman, I'm looking forward to your future work! Al - November 27, 2006 by Allan Michael

revise the size! - You that this in "compact/Utility", I like the skin but big, but the work this very good one. - June 28, 2005 by Darwin Vivallo_2

One Skin to Rule Them All - I check out other skins but keep coming back to this one. It's very simple to use, attractive and stylish. Love it! - September 30, 2004 by Petula Gothmuppet

Extra - simple and nice - July 23, 2004 by Piotr Lek

Its simple and funny - This is a skin! Its simple and can change many colors. I give 5 points - June 7, 2004 by C�sar Cunha

Really 4.5, but I'll round up ;) - Very nice! This is more like the small skins we need! All the essential functions are in the main window, and its easy to access the playlist editor, equalizer, and thinger. Only one small bug that I've notice so far: the tooltips for the eq, pl, and th buttons are wrong. It says "Toggle Crossfading Between Tracks" when obviously they open the equalizer, playlist, and thinger respectively. Very nice though. - April 20, 2004 by toejam 07

pretty small :-) - i like this skin ... its small ... its nice ... for some desktops :D not on my current ... *g* - April 12, 2004 by Rainer Bendig

This is very good. - My friend, you have created a very usefull little skin. It's compact but still not too vague. Fits my 800x600 desktop perfect. - April 12, 2004 by Peter Manning