Show off your desktop - July 2008

[arctic]

You know the trick. ;)

 

Here is mine.

Edited July 25, 2008 by arctic
slightly changed desktop-design

[ianw1974]

My nice new CentOS 5.2 x86_64 desktop with Xen Virtualisation on the go, and, ahem, Windows XP :o

[Reiver_Fluffi]

My nice new CentOS 5.2 x86_64 desktop with Xen Virtualisation on the go, and, ahem, Windows XP :o

Nice Icon set, what are they?

[ianw1974]

I downloaded blackwhite gloss from gnome-look.org. There's a few other sets. I've been using since the standard set came out and then switched to gloss. There's also neon and some others too :)

 

No need to search, just go to icons and highest rated - there more or less at the top :)

 

At least I'm hoping your referring to the Gnome ones, and not the Windows icons

[Reiver_Fluffi]

At least I'm hoping your referring to the Gnome ones, and not the Windows icons

Er, yeah :unsure:

 

Thanks :D

[{BBI}Nexus{BBI}]

And mine:

[FX]

Fresh install and checking it out. Yea I know its ugly. lol

[FX]

Touched it up a bit. :D

[Demon]

Mandriva Linux 2008.1 with Arch's KDEMod theme:

 

 

 

Superkaramba themes: upper right corner - SoundMania 3.0.0

Above kicker: my own monitoring theme

 

:D :D

[liquidzoo]

And mine:

 

What are you using for your launchers (top and bottom)?

 

I've been looking for an easy-to-use, easy-to-configure launcher that will work with KDE, preferably without requiring compiz (since it b0rked my KDE last time I tried to install it)

 

I don't care if the configuration involves text files, I'm good with that, as long as it can accept a command that has multiple command-line options like a wine launcher.

[{BBI}Nexus{BBI}]

What are you using for your launchers (top and bottom)?

 

I've been looking for an easy-to-use, easy-to-configure launcher that will work with KDE, preferably without requiring compiz (since it b0rked my KDE last time I tried to install it)

 

I don't care if the configuration involves text files, I'm good with that, as long as it can accept a command that has multiple command-line options like a wine launcher.

The bottom launcher is called Kooldock I think it's a fork of KxDocker (or maybe it's the other way round). I downloaded the .rpm from here:

http://rpmlinux.org/

It's real easy to configure by right-clicking the dock. The top launcher is the stock kde panel just configured with a reflective skin.

Edited July 31, 2008 by {BBI}Nexus{BBI}

[liquidzoo]

That's the bottom one too?

 

I will have to see if it's available for gentoo. I'm sure it is, but sometimes you have to check.

[kfoss]

You know the trick. ;)

 

Here is mine.

 

Arctic,

 

It this an Xfce based desktop? And the bottom panel...?

Edited September 10, 2008 by kfoss

[kfoss]

And mine:

 

{BBI}Nexus{BBI},

 

So you used Kooldock on the bottom. I believe that the top bar is KDE, right? Do you need to hide the KDE bottom bar to use Kooldock?

[{BBI}Nexus{BBI}]

Do you need to hide the KDE bottom bar to use Kooldock?

No, KoolDock will still work with the KDE panel displayed at the bottom of the screen.