In openSUSE 12.2 (KDE), I used YaST to add the QtDesktop repo, then installed Razor-qt 0.5.2, which is the latest version.
When you first run Razor-qt, you get a choice of window managers to use. Since I already had Openbox installed, I chose that (the other choice given was KWin).
Here's what the default desktop looked like:
I changed the wallpaper and tweaked the panel a bit:
This shot shows the desktop right-click menu:
The Razor-qt Configuration Center in openSUSE 12.2 (KDE):
Here's what you'll see if you click on "Unlock Desktop..." from the desktop right-click menu:
Razor-qt is still a fairly new project, so users might find it to be a wee bit buggy. For example, configuring the date and time is easy enough, but the font size for the date doesn't seem to survive when logging out and back into a new session.
Very promising project, though, and it appears to be completely usable right now.
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