yesterday i use white today i use black.... hmmm


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Well I think Apple's made it much tougher for IDK what reason, and frankly I miss shots like yours. It's hard to replicate those on OS X, and that's a shame.

Wow thanks for sharing .

Never mod my desktop for months. Thinking of starting it later, just change the wallpaper for now.

the wallpaper is amazing!

can share it?

http://vhm-alex.deviantart.com/art/Bloodbeat-169697450

this is the wallie?

so,you juz change the background to white color isit?

Still a work in progress.... Haven't had time to make file manager tree-view pixmaps.
Also need to make a more suitable wallpaper. >_<

Lets say your desktop resolution is 1600x1200. Create a 1600x1200 file in Photoshop with white background, paste the picture and adjust the position.

qwertasdfg


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haha,nice idea!

i'll try and see,thank you!

damn linux is so cool man...can you teach me how to use it...? btw that is a very white theme...

New comer here =)
Spent 15 mins on rainmeter to customize my desktop...

good one actually i like the glowing blue on that theme

Yeah, sorry about the blinding brightness. I toned it down a bit in this updated version

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Added on July 27, 2010, 1:07 am@v1c0d1n

As for your Linux question;
Linux distros like Ubuntu or Mint aren't really that hard to learn. Just head over to the website (Ubuntu for example), read the instructions, download and burn the .iso file, install (you can install alongside windows, the installer should have an auto option for that). You can also read one of the many Ubuntu guides available online, like http://ubuntuguide.org or visit the forums.

I suggest you avoid the more advanced distros like Debian, Arch or Slackware for now, since these require quite a bit of configuring and prior Linux experience.

Try learning Ubuntu and it's default Gnome environment first. There are also other deskkop environments available for Ubuntu, like KDE and XFCE, both of which are available in the repositories (you'll know the meaning of repositories once you use Linux/Ubuntu). Then, after you've familiarized yourself and want to try out a standalone window manager (like mine), I could gladly give you some assistance.

Feel free to ask if you need anything, but it would be better to start another thread or ask through PM, since the mods might not like this sort of discussion in the screenshots thread.

Cheers.

This post has been edited by G-17: Jul 27 2010, 01:10 AM

hey man you've been quite a helpy hand thx man...

Hi, just wanna share my desktop for the month of "Inception"

Desktop July 2010

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Current desktop #4 (Using Dexpot with 5 desktops), Rainmeter, Circle Dock (not visible). Comments, suggestions for further additions or changes highly welcomed:



This post has been edited by ArianneG: Jul 27 2010, 01:40 AM

Can share your wallie?