Your Desktop (since the other seems pruned)

First topic message reminder :

As I changed my desktop's look for Christmas, I wanted to post my screenshots, but since the topic I created seems to have been pruned, I re-create it.

Show us your desktop

To know how to take a screenshot :

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And now, as I reposted this topic, I'm the first one to post screenshots.
Here's my newly redecorated Ubuntu desktop for Christmas :

Link Eminem 4 life!

Cornelia wrote:Lately, I felt nostalgic and so, I looked for a FFIV wallpaper for my Ubuntu desktop. FFIV is one of my favourite Final Fantasy games ever since I discovered the serie during the SNES era.



all my apps shortcuts are in the upper taskbar, that's why I don't feel the need to place them along with my two NTFS partition shortcuts, unlike my Windows desktop.

I like your desktop!

Try to keep it clean, nature being BGs

and this is my..
with Windows XP sp2


shows my nationality

Arabic .

Arabic .

yeap arabic.. and It's wrote "I'm Iraqi"

link of imagine full => https://2img.net/h/oi37.tinypic.com/os8jg5.jpg

My newest Desktop, FFVII: Before Crisis made by me:

https://2img.net/h/i904.photobucket.com/albums/ac247/RazorKi/DesktopScreen.png <=Here

zerohack wrote:

nice

qwertyuiop wrote:
Try to keep it clean, nature being BGs

nice background

my new desktop

my new desktop on windows 7 ultimate

Mine since i made the switch from Micro$oft to Linux Mint

@efbe : Welcome in the Linux-users club !

On my side, I currently use Ubuntu Jaunty's default theme with the default background and settings since I'm writing a Gimp big-tutorial (in French) and so, I want to avoid multiplying window looks.
I haven't upgraded yet, I want to finish the chapter I'm currently writing, so I can have it validated before I upgrade to Lucid.

I haven't tested other distro yet, I have no much disk space in the first hdd which is partitioned like this :
C (or dev/sda)
- dev/sda1 : Windows system partition -> 20GB
- dev/sda2 : Ubuntu system root partition -> 6GB
- dev/sda3 : Ubuntu's Home partition -> 13GB
- dev/sda4 : Linux-swap -> 1GB

And my second hard drive (D, or dev/sdb, which is 200GB big), which has only one partition, is already used as data disk, and I have no external hdd yet.

IonutGraphics wrote:my new desktop on windows 7 ultimate

Looks nice

Here is my dekstop

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Here's mine, and the desktop made by me.
I user render by Minitokyo.net

..Yes I know, I know I'm a way too childish. But I can't help, Len and Rin there looked so cute... >.<

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Cornelia wrote:@efbe : Welcome in the Linux-users club !

On my side, I currently use Ubuntu Jaunty's default theme with the default background and settings since I'm writing a Gimp big-tutorial (in French) and so, I want to avoid multiplying window looks.
I haven't upgraded yet, I want to finish the chapter I'm currently writing, so I can have it validated before I upgrade to Lucid.

I haven't tested other distro yet, I have no much disk space in the first hdd which is partitioned like this :
C (or dev/sda)
- dev/sda1 : Windows system partition -> 20GB
- dev/sda2 : Ubuntu system root partition -> 6GB
- dev/sda3 : Ubuntu's Home partition -> 13GB
- dev/sda4 : Linux-swap -> 1GB

And my second hard drive (D, or dev/sdb, which is 200GB big), which has only one partition, is already used as data disk, and I have no external hdd yet.

Thanks Cornelia...i am not an expert with Linux by any means, but i am loving it. I started using Ubuntu a few years ago, not for everyday use but something to play around with on an old almost dead pc.. i'v tried Ubuntu 10.04 (latest release) it's ok, but for some one who want's to try Linux then Linux Mint is the way to go. It's so user friendly, looks good and does everything i need to do with a pc.....iv'e even got some family and friends using Mint now..and they are impressed as well.

Heres mine

computer 1


computer 2

I just had to use Beno's idea.

This ones mine. Don't remember where i got it.

Guest wrote:Here's my new desktop. Yes I change my desktop whenever I see a better image.



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nice

Hi!!!
This is my Ubuntu 10.04 desktop:

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Here's mine.

And this is mine :

Here's Mine