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That's mine with my new attainment: a C64 Emulator :)

It's a SuSE 8.1 box running KDE 3.1. The wallpaper I photographed myself last summer is the "big pond" at the western coast of France looking towards America.

Here's a screenshot of my entertainment box, win98. Dedicated only for IRC, WWW, music and number crushing :)

Wallpaper from http://www.adminspotting.org/ - great pics for a t-shirt ;)

(screenshot contains some bad language...)

hi peeps!

here's my box. i made a custom wallpaper which is a calendar/scheduler/appointment/contact manager all in one. it is made in coldfusion with access database for it's appointments and contacts. you can add/edit/delete/search appointments and contact records in the main desktop. the calendar and school schedule is javascript. i used a fine unobstrusive grid wallpaper background made is photoshop. the 2 icons on the right part of the systray is the monitor for my nokia 9210i connection. the one dot icon on the systray is mirc while the 4 dots is the ftp server. on it's left is the client ftp icon. i dont want my systray to be cluttered, but i dont want the xp "hide inactive icons" feature either. so i hide almost everything that i can hide in the systray. my box is running php+coldfusion+mysql+iis+perl and i dont want any of them to show up on the screen as much as possible. i used samurize for the disk usage, processor usage, upload, download speed graphs on the taskbar.

ciao! :D

I got a win 9X machine......But I got a linux partition :)

here's you may see my demon desktop ... hope u like it

;)

Well, got rid of Mandrake and installed Slackware 8 today. I have to say it was a challenge, but I am very satisfied with the results. Here is a screenie of KDE:

Thought it was about time to re-visit the screenshot post. Load if you got em!!!!!

i posted a few weeks ago when i was on my redhat computer..

this is one of my school computer, it's running windowmaker on suse 8.1

where did you get that background Jabberwocky for your schools computer? thats awesome!

thanks, there's a bunch of good ones at

http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~karlb/tux/

have fun!