Desktop screenshots

Obligatory Desktop Screeny thread.

Yeah, Ubuntu FTW!

This is what I use for the background on my title bar
Dark Metallic Blue

  Dark Metallic Blue Simple 1 X 26.png (Size: 161 bytes / Downloads: 388)

Here's some other ones I occasionally use:

UT99 Ice Top

  UT99 Ice Top Simple 1 X 26.png (Size: 172 bytes / Downloads: 386)

UT99 Ice Bottom

  UT99 Ice Bottom Simple 1 X 26.png (Size: 158 bytes / Downloads: 386)

FROZT

  Frozt Simple 2 X 26 .png (Size: 211 bytes / Downloads: 387)

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/3664/20...91280x.png urxvt, chromium. ignore the mess that is irssi.

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/8697/20...41280x.png clean desktop


conky/tint2 configs are by me.. if anyone wants it, i'll post.

"Awesome" window manager on Ubuntu. Really helps boost my fps in games.



Full size screenshot: here.
Original wallpaper here.

Here's mine. Tiling WM's rock my workflow..

post desktop not THAT thing.

If you see your wallpaper you are wasting desktop space My desktop environment doesn't even have one (solid black backdrop that's never visible anyways)

http://omploader.org/vNDAycw/2010-03-31-..._scrot.png

Awesomewm, with nine "desktops" with a little help from mah friends. Visible applications: networkmanager, xchat.org , pidgin.im , gpodder.org , qbittorent.org , smplayer.org

Background. (I never see it anyway)

nice desktop clips :]

space desktops, hmmmmmmmmmm

http://omploader.org/vNDA1Yw/desktop.jpg

xfce, 10 workspaces and loads of shortcuts... hated the windows key back in the days (just like capslock) but now its perfect for shhhhhooortcuuuutssssssssss

If you see your wallpaper you are wasting desktop space My desktop environment doesn't even have one (solid black backdrop that's never visible anyways)

IMO, the whole point of desktop space is to have a lot of free space. Besides, I love being able to show-desktop to look at my background.

nice desktop clips :]

space desktops, hmmmmmmmmmm

http://omploader.org/vNDA1Yw/desktop.jpg

xfce, 10 workspaces and loads of shortcuts... hated the windows key back in the days (just like capslock) but now its perfect for shhhhhooortcuuuutssssssssss

I like yours.

Well, Ill go ahead and do mine!

Current Mac Desktop is too big to paste in but here's a link :p

My Ubuntu, Kubuntu and OpenSolaris are using the same background!

Basically my background is a logo for a linux distro/desktop environment im in the early stages of designing lol.

I guess thanks to the Dock, you also see my fave apps :p.

Browser to the left, some totally random code to the right.
   

Tiled wallpaper which I don't usually see is in attachment.

that thumbnail sure looks familiar... and other things that taken out of context sound creepy

post desktop not THAT thing.

The topic is "Post Your Desktop", not "Post Your Wallpaper". Usually, that means taking a screenshot of how your virtual computer desktop looks when you're doing something on it.

btw, i have a site where i keep track of my screenshots:
http://amoebios-project.wikispaces.com/Amoebios

Edit: Anyone interested can join the project and upload their screenshots, Qt themes, configs, panel backgrounds, etc.

Here's mine. Tiling WM's rock my workflow..

What IRC client are you using there, Ida17h?

Here's mine. Tiling WM's rock my workflow..

What IRC client are you using there, Ida17h?

irssi

Here's mine:


( full size: http://imgur.com/915ii.png )

"Awesome" window manager on Ubuntu. Really helps boost my fps in games.
Full size screenshot: here.
Original wallpaper here.

What is that?!

I Linux

Background is a ubuntu default.

All panels autohide.

Top panel: Menu bar, chrome, compiz-switch, terminal, shutter, redshift (changes color temperature depending on time of day), xchat, gnome-do, pidgin, network manager, clock, user switcher, log out

Right panel is docky with minimal customization

Bottom panel: show desktop, application switcher, workspace switcher, trash bin.

Pattern for menu panels is Northern Lights by dinpattern (exceptional site, by the way).

Nice! I like all the linux representation in here. It's definitely a fun OS to learn / play / _really_ understand computers on.

I'm keeping it simple and clean.

However, I'll install Arch with KDE soon. Now it's Ubuntu and Gnome.

I'm keeping it simple and clean.

However, I'll install Arch with KDE soon. Now it's Ubuntu and Gnome.

Yay Arch

Here's my desktop on Arch, wmii as WM




Perfectly timed it!

EDIT: whoa, so apparently there have been three people with tiling WM's posting here before me, you guys rock