Desktop.. Everyone has one of these!

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

That shot of Lenin should have him with one foot on the corpse of Kerensky.

[Shadow Assassin 336]

My desktop, scaled down to 50% resolution (original is 3286x1080).

This is how my computer's set up:

[_marsh_ 1,118]

In preparation...

my rainmeter and item layout still hasn't changed. I've grown used-to it.

[Terring 6,476]

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Linux Mint 12 (Lisa) freshly installed today. Gnome2 Desktop.

[Limer 1]

Took this afew years ago.

[timmie 988]

Desktop on my Mac

[Jeffmaster223 24]

took an hour to draw all of these famous faces,

but i think it was worth it!

parts of the faces at the bottom were cut off, but luckily the only face

cut off was the "sweet jesus" face, or in my comic, "soo many diamond blocks" face.

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Continuing the pets desktop, here are Connor and Tulia, the sire and dam of my pair of Irish Red and White Setters. Courtesy, Caniscaeli Kennels, Mitchell, Ontario.

This is my Katia (LM 11) desktop for December 2011.

  Edited December 1, 2011 by A Nonny Moose  

[Ocram's Razr 964]

I made my desktop a slideshow of various Anno 2070 wallpapers, including 3 cropped versions of the previous one and one resized.

  Edited December 19, 2011 by OcramSeattle  

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

I made my desktop a sideshow of various Anno 2070 wallpapers, including 3 cropped versions of the previous one and one resized.

Did you mean slideshow?

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

And here, bless 'em, are the same doggies on my Lisa (Linux Mint 12) 1920 x 1080 Desktop using the new fglrx driver which is much improved over the previous version.

[Alejandro24 575]

My new desktop under Linux Mint 12 "Lisa", using GNOME-Shell. This is totally new, so I'm learning how to use it. But it is nice, it just need more improvement, just let the time run.

General Desktop Overview:

Showing the hide bottom bar, with Rhythmbox:

Inside the principal menu:

List of applications:

[Bugs Bunny 11]

[Jazzmaster 716]

Such a stern looking face for a feline. Mind you, she is almost the legal US drinking age, and that's pretty damn old for a cat:

  Edited December 19, 2011 by Yoshiisland  

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

If you were an octogenarian equivalent cat, you'd probably look pretty stern too. She probably has arthritis and hurts all the time. What does the vet say about that?

[Jazzmaster 716]

If you were an octogenarian equivalent cat, you'd probably look pretty stern too. She probably has arthritis and hurts all the time. What does the vet say about that?

It's been a long time since we took her to the vet. The last problem I remember having with her was years ago, and it was extremely minor. She's basically outlived every single pet in our family, which is sort of a big deal since they all came into our lives after her.

She's had this disposition for the longest time, as most cats do; she'll either be really grouchy or really sweet (the latter is coincidentally around feeding time, usually ). She's below my computer desk now as I'm typing, and is purring softly.

  Edited December 20, 2011 by Yoshiisland  

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

If you were an octogenarian equivalent cat, you'd probably look pretty stern too. She probably has arthritis and hurts all the time. What does the vet say about that?

It's been a long time since we took her to the vet. The last problem I remember having with her was years ago, and it was extremely minor. She's basically outlived every single pet in our family, which is sort of a big deal since they all came into our lives after her.

She's had this disposition for the longest time, as most cats do; she'll either be really grouchy or really sweet (the latter is coincidentally around feeding time, usually ). She's below my computer desk now as I'm typing, and is purring softly.

Cats purr even when they are dying. If she hasn't been to the vet this year, what about annual shots?

[Jazzmaster 716]

If you were an octogenarian equivalent cat, you'd probably look pretty stern too. She probably has arthritis and hurts all the time. What does the vet say about that?

It's been a long time since we took her to the vet. The last problem I remember having with her was years ago, and it was extremely minor. She's basically outlived every single pet in our family, which is sort of a big deal since they all came into our lives after her.

She's had this disposition for the longest time, as most cats do; she'll either be really grouchy or really sweet (the latter is coincidentally around feeding time, usually ). She's below my computer desk now as I'm typing, and is purring softly.

Cats purr even when they are dying. If she hasn't been to the vet this year, what about annual shots?

Can't remember the last time she had those either. I really don't want you to worry about her though; I'm not getting mad or defensive and I really appreciate your concern, but she seems perfectly healthy to me, at least for her age. I will bring up a visit to the vet with the rest of the family, though.

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

^ Just so you know, I had pets for years before I moved into this small place. Because most of them were dogs and they exercised outside, I took all my animals to a vet annually. Inside cats can be a moot point provided they are not exposed to things like Feline leukemia, etc.

[Jazzmaster 716]

Well then, I suppose it's worth mentioning that she is kept inside; by her own choice (she was never an outdoor cat, and has been with us for four residencies, two of which had a fenced backyard).

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Well then, I suppose it's worth mentioning that she is kept inside; by her own choice (she was never an outdoor cat, and has been with us for four residencies, two of which had a fenced backyard).

Well, it relieves my lump of animal welfare to know that. Give her a nice pet for me, she looks like a superb pussy cat.

[Jazzmaster 716]

Well then, I suppose it's worth mentioning that she is kept inside; by her own choice (she was never an outdoor cat, and has been with us for four residencies, two of which had a fenced backyard).

Well, it relieves my lump of animal welfare to know that. Give her a nice pet for me, she looks like a superb pussy cat.

I certainly will my good man, and she definitely is.

Back on topic here a bit, I found this image...too awesome to not share with you all haha. My next desktop update might be in a Linux decor (if so, most likely Ubuntu).

EDIT: And here she blows:

  Edited December 21, 2011 by Yoshiisland  

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Well, Yoshi, I see you have at least loaded up Ubuntu 11.10. I switched to Linux Mint 11 because I didn't like the unity desktop, which is also optional on LM12. If you've never seen the traditional Gnome2 desktop you won't miss it. Frankly, I found this one too much Dick and Jane.

How would Batman ever have gotten his hands on a light saber?

[Bugs Bunny 11]

Well, Yoshi, I see you have at least loaded up Ubuntu 11.10. I switched to Linux Mint 11 because I didn't like the unity desktop, which is also optional on LM12. If you've never seen the traditional Gnome2 desktop you won't miss it. Frankly, I found this one too much Dick and Jane.

How would Batman ever have gotten his hands on a light saber?

I am in love with the Unity desktop. It sorta combines the Mac launcher with the classic desktop, which I am in love with.

The main reason I love it?

It's different from other OSs. It's a new design, which hasn't been introduced in a LONG time (Windows 7 was just a redesign of the Windows 95 taskbar in my opinion, which a few extra memory hogging features). I think it's the basic desktop with a launchbar modified from the Mac launchbar, which I think is perfect.

As I say...out with the old, in with the new.

  Edited December 22, 2011 by Bugs Bunny  

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Eeeh, well doc, to each his own. When I logged on tonight I picked up LM12 (Lisa) which has a choice of four desktops all based on the Gnome 3 one you like but with some twists. I am on the one called enhanced classic because the full Lisa Gnome desktop has some problems with my machine (GPU driver, I suspect), and the MATE one which is to become the best of both worlds is still a little buggy and needs to grow up into a real carriage.

Watch out for the little baldy with the blunderbuss.

[Ocram's Razr 964]

My laptop has the Windows-tan theme. I think it is Nanake Modobe.

[Jazzmaster 716]

Well, Yoshi, I see you have at least loaded up Ubuntu 11.10. I switched to Linux Mint 11 because I didn't like the unity desktop, which is also optional on LM12. If you've never seen the traditional Gnome2 desktop you won't miss it. Frankly, I found this one too much Dick and Jane.

How would Batman ever have gotten his hands on a light saber?

Well, he is Bruce Wayne after all.

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Well, Yoshi, I see you have at least loaded up Ubuntu 11.10. I switched to Linux Mint 11 because I didn't like the unity desktop, which is also optional on LM12. If you've never seen the traditional Gnome2 desktop you won't miss it. Frankly, I found this one too much Dick and Jane.

How would Batman ever have gotten his hands on a light saber?

Well, he is Bruce Wayne after all.

Yeah, but I didn't think he'd have a time machine that could go to a galaxy far far away, long long ago.

[Alejandro24 575]

Linux Mint 12; working under Gnome-Shell, MGSE:

Looking in the net I've founded many manuals, tips and tutorials to improve Gnome 3. And it is great, suitable for my netbook, I'm looking for installing to my desktop computer, but I don't know if it support the OS (Pentium IV, 2.4 GHz, 1.5 GB Ram).

  Edited December 25, 2011 by Alejandro24