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[superboyian]

Here's my current wallpaper that I got, I love this and I don't think I would want to change it just yet.

 

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[superboyian]

My current desktop.

 

[NightHawk877]

GNOME and Ubuntu rock!View attachment 495

 

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http://c1007056.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/full-screen-42.png

 

[superboyian]

Three of my desktop wallpapers. I can get it to change automatically every certain amount of minutes.

 

[Google]

 

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[superboyian]

My desktop.
View attachment 552

 

[Google]

My mouse completely stopped working on Mint 10 just like it did on Mint 9 so now I'm on Ubuntu.

 

[superboyian]

My mouse completely stopped working on Mint 10 just like it did on Mint 9 so now I'm on Ubuntu.

How did you get your ubuntu to look like a mac?

 

[Google]

How did you get your ubuntu to look like a mac?

I deleted the bottom panel and installed Docky (one of the first things I do when I install Linux). I use gray/silver/metallic coloured themes like a Mac too. I'm using the radiance theme which comes with Ubuntu.

 

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[Droopy]

???, you always seem to have weird/interesting wallpapers on your desktop. Where do you find them?

 

[freddiedalladay]

Mine is quite minimal, really:



(Click for full-size image)

 

[Firnafth]

Background is a picture I drew on a whiteboard while holding boring open lab hours for teaching.

 

[superboyian]

Mine is STILL the same, I haven't quite changed mine just yet..... Just a whole lot more programs on there. :lol2:

 

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???, you always seem to have weird/interesting wallpapers on your desktop. Where do you find them?

I often use photos I find on Flickr or DeviantArt, or high-res images of artworks I've downloaded. I often touch up the photos (apply sharpening, change luminance levels, etc.) and crop them to my monitor's resolution in Photoshop prior to using them as wallpapers.

That particular wallpaper I used is taken from a Yves Tanguy painting called Multiplication of the Arcs. I touched it up a bit to make it more suitable for use as a wallpaper.

 

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