Screen capture of your desktop!

[boxxertrumps]

Im not sure if its beryl or not...
but i had to visually distinguish konquerer and fire fox from eachother on the panel, the drop is konquerer (couldn't find a decent pic for it...)

EDIT: i'll try along the top for a while...
is there any way to reduce the sise of the icons? i want to have the FF icon over the konq one,, and the same for the clock and recycle bin...
EDIT2:

And Now its beryl, just need a reboot after i update...

[Ryan Fitton]

Well here's mine...

[Twey]

I preferred the cliff in your deleted post.

[killerchutney]

Yay for Ubuntu and Vista dual boot!!

I've already posted the desktop of vista, so now its Ubuntu's turn.

This is random beryl stuff all in one:


Bottom left: What happens when you increase the initial vertices and water viscosity to full :P

Bottom Right: the release window water effect done repeatedly.

Top Right: WOBBLY WINDOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

Top Left: the screenshot program trying to close before picture is taken, result is black burn effect.




And this is just my desktop, no fancy effects
And its gnome, I'm sure some of you Linux fans will not be pleases

[lainlives]

I hate Vista.

[ItsMeOnly]

New desktop to play with:

Chopin: SGI Indigo2

[lainlives]

New desktop to play with:

Chopin: SGI Indigo2

wait is that file accurate? 200mhz MIPS

[ItsMeOnly]

pretty much, why?

[lainlives]

well it doesnt seem much better than a N64

[ItsMeOnly]

Well, SGI was heavily involved in its development, in fact, there was a complete N64 daughterboard for Indy as development platform.

Technically, neither is better, N64 was aimed at games, so it has built in texturing and filtering- Indigo2 was aimed ad CAD, so there's no hardware texturing, but pixel fill rate is 12 times faster (polygon fill 10, or 2- depending on N64 mode), thanks to 8 geometry engines and 2 raster engines...