Post Your Desktop! - Linux Edition

[Solid Snake]

Since Linux has so many window managers available and themes within them, I'd just like to see how much our desktops vary. I use IceWM on my desktop and it has about the same CPU overhead as windows 3.1 It flies on my 1533mhz athlon. The windows you see on my desktop are mozilla, dosbox running wolfenstein 3-d, gkrellm (to monitor the system) and the gimp which i used to process this screenshot. Oh, all this is strategically placed around Penelope Cruz

http://astro.temple.edu/~xioti/screenshot.jpg
Tell me how you guys like it

[Sweeper]

Looks just like ones I've seen before:

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[vass0922]

worked fine here

[Solid Snake]

Worked for me too, maybe you DO have a DNS error.

[EpyonMelee]

well, im on xp now, but i use KDE 3.2 with the default SuSe wallpaper, actually the wallpaper is very relaxing.

[Solid Snake]

Post it!

[EpyonMelee]

Post it!

as soon as i get my cable back or get the modem to work with linux

[krohnjw]

I will this afternoon

[Solid Snake]

hey epyon, what was your sig before you changed it?

[EpyonMelee]

a dude shooting a zombie in the head

[Solid Snake]

cool, what movie?

[krohnjw]

https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/jwkrohn/images/screen1.jpg

[lost-and-found]

Drake 10

[vass0922]

http://members.cox.net/vass0922/TIMO/Desktop090404.png
SuSE 9.0
Notes: The CPU % stinkin' superkaramba nails it, I tried using PlasticBar and forget it, it was nailed at 90% :/
Uptime sucks... stupid power outage! lol

Would upgrading from a GF2 MX400 to a GF4 Ti4200 help keep superkaramba from nailing the processor?

oh and I need a better taskbar, mines pretty plain.

[Solid Snake]

Wow some really nice desktops. What's the transparent status monitor thing?

[vass0922]

You can find both mine and Krohns in here
http://www.kde-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=38

Both require superkaramba