Photos The 'post your desktop' thread

yeah, but do you post yours every time it changes?

 

Booooooring me

 

you know you can do

win+r then type winword/excel/etc to load up your office stuff right? (saves minimizing and clicking)

 

Or I can click the show desktop button on the quick launch then double click the icon. Just as quick.

 

now that would be silly.

 

wallpaper?

 

Makes me go "wee" from time to time.

 

or win+d! keyboard shortcuts ***

 

Nice one, who's that babe? xD

This is mine atm, I like it clean and simple + the bg makes me calm and is really relaxing :

 

Who's that he says...

Unless I'm stupidly mistaken (and I could be, I've worked 11 straight hours...) that's Kelly Brook.

My wallpaper.



Joe

 

It's from her 2007 Calendar... ridiculously huge images mean yay for huge resolutions

Source: Click Me

 

@aevitas: Do you have a link where I can download the wallpaper?

 

aevitas :: you could make the backdrops of your folders see through for verly little overhead btw -- under the visual settings in my computer tick the 2nd one from the bottom -- (or third?) will make them see through D:

 

Decided to change my wallpaper which has been the same for months. Here is what it looks like right now.

 

I've been meaning to put mine up for some time.

This is one of my favourite works, (work by Phillip Jackson www.collectedcurios.com).

 

I like it nice and simple.

 

I'm just back in the land of the desktop PC after quite sometime in the Mac OS X utopia...

 

I installed Arch Linux on my old IBM Thinkpad T40 this weekend.
I was so impressed with the 3D effects I got from the tiny 32MB ATi Mobility Radeon 7500 that I thought I'd post some screenies:

Mac OS X 'Expose' effect:



A couple of effects here:
1. 'The Ring' ( a horizontal windoze 'Flip3D' )
2. 'Snow' ( animated background - the snow is falling irrespective of what you're doing on the desktop ):



Finally, 'The Slab' (menu):


All on a DirectX7 card. It's certainly demonstrated to me what they mean when they say linux 'revives' old hardware!

 

@shagbag: that's impressive. i find beryl too slow to use on my system (see sig), but that might be because my 7600 is trying to drive 3 megapixels of display.

 

- H.