I got rather bored tonight so i decided to change the look of my desktop to something different, its a psp/ps3(Playstation Station) theme, tell me what you think and post your own, so we can see how creative you are.
Not really a theme per se, but not just eye candy either. I've been addicted to multiple desktops for years, but Compiz/Beryl made them even easier to work with. Flipping back and forth is seamless now and I can get a bird's-eye view of
what's where on my system.
Using single-desktop systems like Windows now makes me feel claustrophobic. You do need a machine with a decent graphics card and enough memory to run all those apps though.
Not really a theme per se, but not just eye candy either. I've been addicted to multiple desktops for years, but Compiz/Beryl made them even easier to work with. Flipping back and forth is seamless now and I can get a bird's-eye view of
what's where on my system.
Using single-desktop systems like Windows now makes me feel claustrophobic. You do need a machine with a decent graphics card and enough memory to run all those apps though.
I have a friend that has Beryl. That alone made me want to switch to Linux.
I also have 2 monitors hooked up to my main desktop. Over break I didn't have enough room for the CRT (just my LCD) so I went single monitor. I felt so cramped.
My desktop is currently from www.digitalblasphemy.com -- dual monitor island scene. I think the single monitor is available for free download.
my box in the lab has two screens, a 17" and a 20", both big arse crts. before xmas I bought a cheapie 22" lcd for my gamer and it's turned out to be pretty solid. I'm considering grabbing two for the lab once I get some other stuff paid off.
I did have a really cool dark theme going, but it really clashed with a few of my favorite programs, so i had to go back to the lighter theme. Still pretty sexy, though.
well here is mine
Linux with Openbox for the window manager fbpanel for the ... panel xfce backend for the likes of automount and filemanager, conky for stats urxt for terminal
That is so sad. That is like preferring a meadow that is just plain soil, no grass, trees, flowers, birds, insects etc., or preferring a circuit board with no tracks or components. How can nothingness be your preference?
That is so sad. That is like preferring a meadow that is just plain soil, no grass, trees, flowers, birds, insects etc., or preferring a circuit board with no tracks or components. How can nothingness be your preference?
he has a point. The desktop area is for use by applications. Docks and all are for user-interface convience.
That is why I like Openbox for my window manager, everything is done via a right-click menu on the desktop. I have fbpanel installed because while my wife likes and is at home in linux, she still kinda needs a panel