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Desktops
These are screenshots of my past desktops! Be wary, the images are full captures of my screen,
so they are as large as my resolution at the time (meaning: they are very large images). I often use shell enhancement programs,
such as DesktopX and
Litestep (my favorite, for windows).
If you're using MS windows,
these programs allow you to completely alter or do away with the windows shell. You can then customize the look, feel, and operation of just about everything on the desktop. On linux, I usually use Gnome
and a Gnome-compatible window manager, such as sawfish, to arrange/draw my desktop.
Note: I either had very little or no part in designing the wallpaper; credit for the wallpapers
goes to their respective authors.
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Mar 2001
One of my first desktop designs; I was looking at linux at the time and wanted to mimick some of their desktop designs (ala Enlightenment, Gnome) and found the shell enhancement program, desktopX. This was before I started using litestep as my desktop shell. Only 1 row of tasks on the taskbar, but cool menus, and the desktop icons are present on this design.
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May 2001
My first design using the great "Litestep" as a shell replacement. The design is incomplete, but I took a screen shot of it anyway. This setup had great functionality but limited display capabilities; when I made this, I didn't have any onscreen meters, shortcut menus, etc. It was mostly hotkey based.
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Oct 2001
One of my favorite/best designs for windows. This uses litestep and an excellent background by shadowness.com, with navigational menus across the top and 2 rows of tasks on the bottom, with various displays. I'm using WindowBlinds to draw the fancy window borders. This was before I added cpu/mem monitors to the top bar.
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Oct 2002
A design for my linux machine, with GNOME 2.0 as the desktop environment. The windows are managed by Sawfish and the fonts are gorgeously rendered by Xft. The top two fonts in the dialog on the screen shot are available in the downloads section.
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May 2004
A GNOME design that uses a consistent blue and gray color scheme throughout; the background is by Hologenik Designs.
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Jul 2002
This is a desktop I created for an auxilary machine in my lab for users of the house and non-computer types. The machine was equiped with lots of games, so the large icons (with mouseover effects) made gaming quick and simple.
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