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vtel57
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Post some pics of those cool Linux desktops.
Here's my latest:
*click for bigger pic
NOTE: Unfortunately, dropfiles.com went down-the-toilet recently, so all of my screenshots that I had posted here will no longer be accessible. So sorry. 
Carry on...
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I just freshly installed Ubuntu Netbook Edition on my Asus 901 EeePC; haven't had the chance to really customized it yet, but here it is. I'm probably going to wipe Gnome and replace it with LXDE.
I'll update this post later and add my desktop setup as well.0 -
This is from my Slackware 12.2 installation running KDE 3.5.10
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Very nice! Keep 'em coming, folks. :woohoo:0
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Here's the latest incarnation:
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Here is mine
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Here is mine. KDE 4.2 with the Tragedy plasma theme on Gentoo.
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Awesome desktops people, but don't keep them secret! Tell us which DE/WM you are using, themes, distros etc
My default Mandriva Spring 2009 KDE Desktop:
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Standard ubuntu Jaunty with Gnome and Gnome-Do (Docky Theme)0 -
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Sorry for the duplicate, my internet connection is really bad, so I when I refreshed my browser when the page failed to reload the post got reposted. Is there any way I can delete the extra one?0
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Emperor wrote:
sehr schoen!
what's the name of the deklet? (the one displaying home folder)0 -
This is a default Ubuntu Desktop (Less 1 menu bar) using the Ubuntu Sunrise theme from this theme pack:
http://francois.vogelweith.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=3&Itemid=14 (He has a easy PPA to install these in Ubuntu)
I am also using the Docky interface for Gnome-DO and the Gnome Global Menu, and four screenlets (The Slideshow to display pictures on the Desktop, the clock and the Ring System Monitor and a notepad.)0 -
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I'm running snackr along the top, but it doesn't seem to like to be screenshotted 0 -
This was 2 or 3 months ago but it still looks the same lol. It’s Ubuntu 8.10 using the ‘SlicknesS’ theme and ‘Hydrogen’ icon set. The dock is Avant Window Navigator and the widgets are Screenlets, both of which are in GNOME running Compiz.0 -
Here's something simple for a change...
*click for bigger pic
The clock in the upper left and Tux in the lower left are SuperKaramba widgets. The left stat pane is Gkrellm, of course. 0 -
Not very cool, but I like it
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Take a look at:
http://www.linux.com/community/photos/album?albumid=5&userid=459
Here are some screenshots from my machine0 -
ben wrote:Take a look at:
http://www.linux.com/community/photos/album?albumid=5&userid=459
Here are some screenshots from my machine
non riesco a vederli grandi.
lo splash screen di grub è divertente0 -
If you have compositing running I recommend Gnome-Do with the Docky interface. It feels more stable than some of the others and more intuitive. (Drag and drop apps gnome menu to dock, and to remove drag apps off of the dock)0
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I'm really fond of Hanna's set up, looks awesome.0
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I agree it is freaking awesome! Very professional looking.0
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