Wowow,..... Can share your wallpaper gengstapo... Whos that so pretty.. Haha... No time to mod my desktop yet... =(

The city code can try to google.. It should be standard for those who are using the weather forcast software..

Cool stuff... I still havent got time to install all softwares yet.. Just finish calibrating my macbook pro's battery... Now going to start dling softwares for it and geektool is a must since Im into desktop modding =D

Did you already tried this way? Maybe it could help... Just need to make sure the code is correct and also the syntax..

http://code.google.com/p/sh-weather-rss/

It will definitely slow down your computer as you are basically using 2 types of OS. But not to the extent of total non usable. How much RAM do you have? 4GB should be enough to run Parralel or VMWare.

You can try and run Parralel and see if it is really that lagging. If it is then you could opt for RAM upgrading. Get another 2GB RAM and install it and it should be enough. =)

Most people are using geektool.. Its like the windows rainmeter... I didnt really go play with it but it should be simple.. Just follow some guides that can be found in the internet...

It wont be like samurize.... Actually samurize is quite easy as long as you are not the one customizing the codes... Haha..

@dlai Maybe you could get some info on youtube or google?

I know iStat can display your CPU temp and other system monitoring gauge... But you have to pay for it..

Maybe you could try to find other widgets instead of using geektool? TRy looking at the below link

http://www.pure-mac.com/widgets.html

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Added on May 22, 2010, 5:34 pmTry ministat

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Added on May 22, 2010, 5:37 pmOops the link for ministat is gone... Maybe could search other widgets that you can put on your desktop to display the temperature

This post has been edited by tarvalslain87: May 22 2010, 05:37 PM

Hmmm... I see then have to wait for those who have tried it to share their knowledge then =)

Go try garage sales, there are many ppl selling games... I think you are posting in the wrong thread.. This thread is for showing off your MacOSX desktop only...

Haha.. Np.. But just check out garage sales.. There are tons of those selling 2nd hand games or new games..

@runaway groom

Which set of icons that you use for your dock icons? Is it self made? Or could be downloaded?

Ok cool thanks for the links!

In the geektool setting properties you can set the refresh time... Set it to 1 second so it will try to refresh it every second