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I fail to see the point of pretty desktop wallpapers - if I'm sat at my computer, I've usually got an application open up in front of it...
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I fail to see the point of pretty desktop wallpapers - if I'm sat at my computer, I've usually got an application open up in front of it...

 

Except when you lock your machine or are using a non-maximised application.

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I lock mine when I go out for lunch and it has the wallpaper on there. Plus my carbon footprint is HUGE as I NEVER use low power standby etc because half the apps crash! So I like to have a nice wallpaper. Mine is currently a photo of my car. It is a few months old now so need a new one!

 

I used to love the vista grass as I use the MS Zune Noir theme

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I fail to see the point of pretty desktop wallpapers - if I'm sat at my computer, I've usually got an application open up in front of it...

 

Except when you lock your machine or are using a non-maximised application.

My machine is rarely locked when I'm in my office (and even if it was, the power saving turns the monitor off after 3 minutes), and even non-maximised apps fill most of the screen, leaving just the bit round the edge which is typically the boring bit of a picture.

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I used to have my dad's porsche on my desktop and now i've realised it's a horiible nasty silver german thing. I'd much prefer the picture of torquay i took as you see in the screenshot or for a car a discovery :)
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It's system2free but I edited it slightly as it was looking for windows partitions, which I have none of, and some of the text didn't fit. I can send you the modded one if you like.

 

Oh they do two themes one for single and one for dual core.

 

Jo

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All these flippy roladex and spinny cube things do my head in. I dont want my desktop swinging about all over the place, I want my desktop to stay static so that I can actually use it.
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rofl, I totally agree, I actually only have one desktop so the spinny cube doesn't really work very well, partner uses up to four desktops as once though, keeping different desktops for different kinds of work, so I could see why it might be more useful in that sense.

 

Jo

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I use at the most 2 desktops in linux. There's just no way i can be buggering about trying to remember where i put things. It's inefficient dont you know!

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