Post Your Desktop "Background screenshot"

spacedude89

spacedude89

Active Member
heres a more recent one, i like to change desktops alot.

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SonnieP

SonnieP

Member
MyCattMaxx... go to www.wincustomize.com and on the left side you will see a link for wallpapers. This is one for my office computer and I'm at home today... I don't remember the name of it. If you click on the wallpapers you can sort them by most downloads overall and start looking. There are tons of beautiful ones. If you see one you like you can click on the image and it will open another page with it enlarged. Right click on the larger image and set it as your wallpaper (you probably already know how to do that... but just in case.)

I'll post the name of it tomorrow.
 
SonnieP

SonnieP

Member
It's not in the first 25 pages of wallpapers... heck, it may be part of a suite. I'll just have to check tomorrow at work and see.
 
The-Llamalizer

The-Llamalizer

New Member
its better to save the picture and then set it as ur desktop background, because it reduces temp size, and then u always have a copy for yourself to do w/e with. just sayin'
 
Rambo

Rambo

New Member
SonnieP said:
Hey Rambo... what the program that gives you the Bible passage in the lower right corner?
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TheChef said:
Yeah, I'd like to install that if you could give us a name.
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Well, you can go through synaptic or open up a terminal you need these two packages:

gDesklets
gDesklets-data

Basically, it's just an eye candy tool that gives you loads of things for your desktop, which are called 'desklets'. For example, clocks, weather info, that Dock thing at the bottom on my desktop, post-it notes, quite alot of stuff.

Homepage for the app: http://gdesklets.gnomedesktop.org/ The current release on there is newer than the one through synaptic, although you have to compile it yourself, and I was having problems with it...

:D
 
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