I saw the one Norton posted a while back, but I figured it would be best not to bump up a month old thread.
Show your desktop display!
http://i45.tinypic.com/302ubll.png
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I saw the one Norton posted a while back, but I figured it would be best not to bump up a month old thread.
Show your desktop display!
http://i45.tinypic.com/302ubll.png
Not work-safe
Spoiler:
I rotate through a collection of free wallpapers off Digital Blasphemy.
Tylor, what OS is that? Basically how did you do that? I love it.
I am using Windows 7. For the desktop HUD I use Rainmeter. I have been fiddling around with it for a little while...you can find a lot more skins and themes to download for it as well. My desktop isn't very creative compared to what others have done with the program. Go to rainmeter.net to get it(it's free).
I use RocketDock for the little icons on the bottom of the screen. (also free)
Well here's todays random combination at work:
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~adv5011...rkdesktopS.jpg
http://imgur.com/CxcUH.png
I'm boring.
Yeah, part of it is. Pity about the big ugly boat blocking my view of the good stuff.
Does your music embarrass you?
I got this background in the ACC picture thread, I think.
http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/7559/achtergrondbm.png
That rainmeter stuff looks interesting, I should check that out.
My 100+ games are listed in Steam. The Windows Vista/7 games folder can't handle the volume, takes forever to load. I don't use the computer for much else thats not listed there or in the quick launch and commonly used list. So I grew out of customized desktop programs like Tylor's pretty quick. But I do hope Microsoft uses a donut style menu interface in the next Windows version.
Desktop used to be a mashup of page scans from Initial D, first imported graphic novel whoms drawings where captivating enough to keep me reading (I'm almost at chapter 300). Changed it to this recently and only have my current game of interest set as a desktop shortcut.