So come show those desktops
mine atm:
http://users.pandora.be/terje/myfile01.png
Nothing special but that's the way I like it. (running etch btw)
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Screenshot topic
Screenshot topic
Thought it might be nice to have the allround available screenshot topic available in this forum too.
So come show those desktops
mine atm:
http://users.pandora.be/terje/myfile01.png
Nothing special but that's the way I like it. (running etch btw)
So come show those desktops
mine atm:
http://users.pandora.be/terje/myfile01.png
Nothing special but that's the way I like it. (running etch btw)
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Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity.
Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity.
If I'm not mistaken I think it's called Debian themeGarda wrote:nice.
what theme is that?
and is available in http://www.gnome-look.orgThe Debian Documentation website contains the FAQ, Installation Manual and the Release Notes for Etch. They're helpful if you want to learn more about debian!
Nice.
Here's mine (desktop 4).
No icons, just a karamba applet. KDE Keramik/Keramik white colour scheme. (In case the wallpaper looks familiar, yes, I took a Knoppix wallpaper and reworked it with the GIMP ...
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Here's mine (desktop 4).
No icons, just a karamba applet. KDE Keramik/Keramik white colour scheme. (In case the wallpaper looks familiar, yes, I took a Knoppix wallpaper and reworked it with the GIMP ...
)Debian GNU/Linux 3.1
I could show you a screenshot of my desktop, but it's pretty simillar to Debian's vanilla Gnome 2.10 :/ I do have a background for Gilian Seed, the main character in Hideo Kojima's "Snatcher" videogame, simillar to this one http://junkerhq.net/Snatcher/Calendar/01-02-1993.jpg.inconnu wrote:Nice.
Here's mine (desktop 4).
No icons, just a karamba applet. KDE Keramik/Keramik white colour scheme. (In case the wallpaper looks familiar, yes, I took a Knoppix wallpaper and reworked it with the GIMP ...
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Carlosinfl
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Yes, go to Gconf-editor (or configuration editor) in Applications->System Tools. In there, look in the tree for Nautilus, and you can check what you want to be and not to be visible in the desktop.gabriel wrote:Sorry
Yes, in Gnome
As far as the trash, in recent versions of Gnome there is a trash applet which is the same used in Ubuntu.
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yass--yet another screenshot
Grieve not for happy Claudius, he is dead;
And empty is his skull.
Pity no longer, arm-in-arm with Dread,
Walks that polished hall.
Joy, too, is fled.
But no man can have all.
--Edna St. Vincent Millay
And empty is his skull.
Pity no longer, arm-in-arm with Dread,
Walks that polished hall.
Joy, too, is fled.
But no man can have all.
--Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Re: yass--yet another screenshot
Mmmm. Pretty. I like the OS X look.
What are you running to do that though?
I'm running sid and kde 3.4.2. The icons are from kdelook.org. Search under kdelook.org's icons section for "OS-L." When you download the icon file look at the readme doc for the installation instructions. The little OS X look-alike docker program is called kxdocker, and you can download it with apt-get (at least you can with unstable--I'm not sure about testing or sarge).
The weather box in the upper right corner of my screen is called liquid weather, which you can also get from kdelook.org. You'll first need to install superkaramba, which again, can be done with apt.
Post back here if you have any questions and I'll try to answer them.
Tim
The weather box in the upper right corner of my screen is called liquid weather, which you can also get from kdelook.org. You'll first need to install superkaramba, which again, can be done with apt.
Post back here if you have any questions and I'll try to answer them.
Tim
Grieve not for happy Claudius, he is dead;
And empty is his skull.
Pity no longer, arm-in-arm with Dread,
Walks that polished hall.
Joy, too, is fled.
But no man can have all.
--Edna St. Vincent Millay
And empty is his skull.
Pity no longer, arm-in-arm with Dread,
Walks that polished hall.
Joy, too, is fled.
But no man can have all.
--Edna St. Vincent Millay
OS-L and kxdocker are actually what I'm using in my shot above. They're part of the "OS X alike" tutorial at http://baghira.sourceforge.net.
Baghira's a pretty cool deal, but it's a bit of a complicated process to get it up and running. Took me like 5 hours or so.
Baghira's a pretty cool deal, but it's a bit of a complicated process to get it up and running. Took me like 5 hours or so.
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Ditto
Yeah, that's tight.
"Resistance against tyranny is obedience to God"
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That's why I'm using Debian.
-Harriet Tubman
That's why I'm using Debian.
