What does your desktop look like?

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mechmg93 · #21 Post by **mechmg93** » 2006-10-08 00:49

Burnside, please can you tell me which icon theme is in your xfce desktop screenshot???

your desktop is fantastic

Burnside · #22 Post by **Burnside** » 2006-10-08 11:45

mechmg93 wrote:Burnside, please can you tell me which icon theme is in your xfce desktop screenshot???

your desktop is fantastic

Thanks Mechmg93.

The icon theme is "snowish-1.0" and I downloaded it from www.gnome-look.org.

*Edit* That should be snowlsh-1.0

Lou · #23 Post by **Lou** » 2006-10-09 15:33

Sorry, when it comes to images, i'm a newbie

Here's the Ravelution theme on IceWM

hehe, now i can't click on it to make the image larger

germain · #24 Post by **germain** » 2006-10-11 22:57

Here's mine

=D

Kerr · #25 Post by **Kerr** » 2006-10-19 13:24

kenny · #26 Post by **kenny** » 2006-10-20 08:30

i played a bit with unstable

still needs configuring...

i recently got to debian, looking for a simple os, i really appreciate it

lucho · #27 Post by **lucho** » 2006-10-22 00:38

I'm seeing some nice desktops here on this topic. I've been away
for awhile; to make up for my absence here's my desktop for Etch.
I like it simple and elegant- with Debian the sky's the limit

BTW the kicker is one I made myself. I like a simple bronze kicker

cothrige · #28 Post by **cothrige** » 2006-10-24 18:40

I love desktop screenshots. Really shows off the individuality of Linux. So, in the spirit of the thing, here is mine, (fluxbox, custom style, augie font, conky, mrxvt with terminus fonts and a custom wallpaper):

kenny · #29 Post by **kenny** » 2006-10-25 12:48

good looking screenshots

and yes, all different according to the wishes of the user

garrincha · #30 Post by **garrincha** » 2006-11-03 16:33

Here's mine:

I'm currently using the WindowMaker window manager in debian/Etch. Sometime I alternate between this and fluxbox. Both are very light window managers and they run very well on my old PC (Pentium II, 350mHz & 128RAM) that I rescued from the storeroom.

meon · #31 Post by **meon** » 2006-11-03 16:42

garrincha
Very nice background!
Space is the only theme that never bores me.

meon · #32 Post by **meon** » 2006-11-03 16:43

--- remove please---

thamarok · #33 Post by **thamarok** » 2006-11-03 16:59

You can remove your last post by clicking the "X" near the edit button.. but note: this works only for the lastly posted reply.

Cheers

meon · #34 Post by **meon** » 2006-11-03 17:25

Thanks thamarok for the information, regrettably I did my editing after that post, so no X to be seen!

Now I see the X. Always something to learn in life.

thamarok · #35 Post by **thamarok** » 2006-11-03 18:23

meon wrote:Thanks thamarok for the information, regrettably I did my editing after that post, so no X to be seen!

Now I see the X. Always something to learn in life.

sleepyEDB · #36 Post by **sleepyEDB** » 2006-11-03 19:12

This is my testbox, running KDE on Debian Etch:

This is my desktop, running Fluxbox on Mepis 6.0:

I realize that Mepis isn't really Debian...even less so nowadays after the switch to Ubuntu; but the thread did ask what my desktop looks like.

sleepy

ahsiii · #37 Post by **ahsiii** » 2006-11-05 03:49

Gnome etch,

I used to like KDE and XFCE but I have migrated to Gnome.

For full size click below:
http://stevenspics.no-ip.info/home/Screenshot.png

aketus · #38 Post by **aketus** » 2006-11-07 10:51

Here's mine running Debian Etch. I'm really, really happy with what's been done with Etch so far. It's the only version of Debian I've ever got to run *just* the way I wanted it to, or of any distro for that matter.

Screenshot

data · #39 Post by **data** » 2006-11-07 13:57

there's mine:
debian etch, kde

Uncle Spellbinder · #40 Post by **Uncle Spellbinder** » 2006-11-16 06:34

I like mine simple and uncluttered: