Post your desktops.

[into the rain]

edit: too big bro

[FranklinCosgrove]

?????:confused::confused:???

[FranklinCosgrove]

Okay, okay fine. I made this special for you. I made it to the size of my desktop 1280x800. Let me know if you need more "Nic"s.

[ROYALEFATALE]

Lolllllllllllll^^

[echoepidemic]

thanks frank

[Servo2000]

i have that default edward hopper image in OS X and i love it

[ktothe]

There is no hate right now, guy. You just didn't understand my initial joke.

What do you say, friendzies again?

I thought I was being cute and endearing.

I'm really bad at this...friendzies!

[daphneYOUfindME]

[rome1]

for now

[duce.]

[fuego]

hey windows7 people, how are you centering your icons on your taskbar? Using that "trick" with creating a new toolbar then extending it? Or are you using TaskDock? dos that prog is kinda finnicky... any alts?

[blm14]

It is shocking how many people on here are running windows 7 or macos.

Try some linux, already. Compiz fusion will rock your sox off.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

when steam works properly i will

when adobe support it properly i will (i know, a good joke)

cba for wine

[blm14]

1) Steam will work perfectly if you want to run some flavor of windows (or OSX86) in a VM. I suggest VMWare desktop or VirtualBox. I am running windows XP inside Ubuntu right now with VirtualBox.

2) When you say adobe are you speaking of PDFs? Or stuff like photoshop?

3) Huh? Wine is not emulation?

[Magsåvningsreserven]

i know it isn't

[shufon]

Replaced a couple of desktops, kept the wood for you though Franklin.

[FranklinCosgrove]

You're a sweetheart shufie

So now you have wood. Then fur. Hard. Then soft. Then the galaxy. Tight.

[wild style]

I just wanted to ask if anyone else used f.lux, your screen becomes really easy on the eyes during night.

I've been using it for a few weeks now and I'm into it. Only thing that bothers me is when I wake the computer from sleep, it kinda flickers between flux mode and regular mode before settling back into flux. I'd prefer if it didn't do that. Otherwise, I dig it.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

i'd use it, but the pedant in me can't take the screwed up colour and it obv knocks out the monitor calibration.

[ke1]

Looks to be an altered picture of this

http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/2240/three_brother_wolves.html

btw, that was the 3rd search in google images of "three wolves picture"

[syed]

Freja <3

[giuls]

[santos]

1) Steam will work perfectly if you want to run some flavor of windows (or OSX86) in a VM. I suggest VMWare desktop or VirtualBox. I am running windows XP inside Ubuntu right now with VirtualBox.

Yeah, Steam will work perfectly but your gaming performance will be terrible in a VM.

[po_boy_fuuma_hatesbargerz]

I've been using it for a few weeks now and I'm into it. Only thing that bothers me is when I wake the computer from sleep, it kinda flickers between flux mode and regular mode before settling back into flux. I'd prefer if it didn't do that. Otherwise, I dig it.

It's on startup for me. I'm always online late into the night and it really fucked with my sleep schedules in undergrad until I stopped doing that. f.lux helps with that.

[blm14]

Yeah, Steam will work perfectly but your gaming performance will be terrible in a VM.

Depends on how much resources you throw at it. I've played starcraft 2 running in VirtualBox in ubuntu 64bit but I have 12GB ram and dual quad-core xeons.

I've seen this:

http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames/requirements/

Running on lesser hardware though. And this guy has a guide:

http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/07/howto-starcraft-2-on-linux-with-wine.html

modern multi-core multi-threaded CPUs which can chew up games already will do so just fine when running in VM so long as you allocate resources. Hell, virtualbox 3.2 and up even supports directX!

[branespload]

:3

[madstaxbro]

Finally got around to installing #!

[wild style]

photo by our own rome1. thanks jakers.

[shufon]

^That's dope wildstyle. Just added another new one:

Wish I could land a bottle of this :\

[Goslett]