Post your desktop
November-12th-2002, 10:47 PM
#76
2002 RX-7 Spirit 'R'
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 872
hmm i just made my own custom desktop....
I'm still working on it,,,,I need to work on the outside of the gauges....but here it is
if you ask me it needs alot of work....and I might place the gauges somewhere else....if someone has a full gauge picture....with them all fully showing...then can you post it please
there is a fullsize (1024x768) better quality one on my pc
I'm still working on it,,,,I need to work on the outside of the gauges....but here it is
if you ask me it needs alot of work....and I might place the gauges somewhere else....if someone has a full gauge picture....with them all fully showing...then can you post it please
there is a fullsize (1024x768) better quality one on my pc
November-13th-2002, 04:04 AM
#78
Show Layne some respect
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Long Island,NY
Posts: 2,458
Thanks to Sir Nuke, I was able to get a hold of a copy of "Bryce 5" by Corel and start creating some very cool and fun artwork. My newest creation is now my desktop:
This program is the **** Nuke! Thanks for turning me on to it - even my wife is having a blast with it.
~HH
This program is the **** Nuke! Thanks for turning me on to it - even my wife is having a blast with it.
~HH
November-13th-2002, 04:31 AM
#79
Master of All Things :{D
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: southeast texas, near houston
Posts: 4,118
pretty slick lookin HiHo, I see you are gettin the hang of it.....NOW you can see how I got addicted to it. you can play with it for hours on end changing things around and exploring our imaginations.
November-13th-2002, 07:57 AM
#81
Protege Enthusiast
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Palm Bay, FL
Posts: 163
That looks similar to a mod I use called WindowBlinds. You can check out all their skins and other things at www.wincustomize.com , its pretty damn sweet. One of my favorite websites for wallpapers as well!!
November-13th-2002, 12:17 PM
#82
Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posts: 172
that would be stylexp by tgtsoft. i love the amount of system resources it DOESN'T take up. the ninja theme is a complete theme - it changes the logon and logoff screens as well as all your system icons and those little boxes that come up when you click "logoff" or "shutdown". it changes the internet explorer rotating "e" as well. i've only had it for a week but its awesome.
the other stuff on the screen is from a program called samurize - it displays stats and stuff on your screen and you can either pin it to the desktop or like me make it so that it fits nicely in the title bar of all your programs. i can always see my memory usage, uptime and download speed as well as if i have mail (so i don't need outlook running all day).
i also like what you can do with windowblinds but it is a bit of a resource hog and i'm funny about stuff like that
the other stuff on the screen is from a program called samurize - it displays stats and stuff on your screen and you can either pin it to the desktop or like me make it so that it fits nicely in the title bar of all your programs. i can always see my memory usage, uptime and download speed as well as if i have mail (so i don't need outlook running all day).
i also like what you can do with windowblinds but it is a bit of a resource hog and i'm funny about stuff like that
Last edited by stef_nz; November-13th-2002 at 12:22 PM.
November-13th-2002, 02:49 PM
#83
Protege Enthusiast
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Palm Bay, FL
Posts: 163
I'll have to check that out. I like windowblinds, and on my computer here at work (2Ghz) I don't really notice much of a slow down, but on my PC at home (PIII 500) I definatley notice a slow down, so something that does relatively the same thing with less overhead is worth looking into....thanks!
November-20th-2002, 09:37 AM
#86
Protege Enthusiast
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 80
Yeah, Linux Rocks!
Sweet desktop shot!
Hey, do you know if there is still a free-to-try version of vmWare out there? Would make life much easier, considering how many times I find myself rebooting to go into that 'other' OS!
And try Opera for Linux (and Windows too!) - it has some features that even Mozilla lacks!
Hey, do you know if there is still a free-to-try version of vmWare out there? Would make life much easier, considering how many times I find myself rebooting to go into that 'other' OS!
And try Opera for Linux (and Windows too!) - it has some features that even Mozilla lacks!
