command + shift + 4 should be enough for specific screenshot.
Did space make any difference?

With space, you can select specific active window, so you do not need to specify the region you want to capture.

nice chick... i wouldn't mind looking at her everyday...

Oh, icic.. I learnt new thing, thanks!

My current dock.

My desktop for now..

this is my hackintosh on dell mini 10v



Attached thumbnail(s)

haha....Nais!

Here's mine !

Something to share with =)

Guys.. I have a question.. (<-- Mac newbie). And looking at all these nice screen-shots, how do you actually customize to have gadgets on screen?

(Tried google and did the devmode thingy, but doesn't seems to work)

Edit: Oh.. read through a couple pages back and found out about Geek Tool. I'll try this first later when I got back home

This post has been edited by da3shou3: Jan 6 2012, 12:03 PM

this is mine



the wallpapers i got it from here thou..got many nice collection here

Tried geektool and doesn't seem to work or me. Anybody kind enough to give me a guide? Even by downloading the geek let it just won't run for me.

Which part is not working? You have to be more specific if anyone is to help you. BTW, this is a tutorial video from youtube. I learned geektool from this vid. You should try searching from other vids too.

@johnny

Thanks. Ady got it working. Read a tutorial all over again.

Can anyone share with me their 'Clock' thingy on their desktop?

another issue encountered. every time when I restart my mac, the geeklets will not start till i manually start Geektool. Anyway to make it start together when my com starts?

How often did you actually restart your Mac?
Anyway, about your problem, I think it might have something to do with your login items. Open up sys prefs then accounts then click on the login items tab. Is there a geektool helper listed?

I'm kinda new to geektool, here's mine

@Nabeyl Cool clock:)
What happens if its 10.58 and 11.02? Does it say "It is two to eleven" and "It is two past eleven"?