Post Your Desktop! II

[Darth_Spiderpig]

Santa Yoda.

[darthtyren]

This is what I did when I saw the picture:

[Darth_Spiderpig]

I got a new desktop, according that TFU2 will be blast. (IMO)





EDIT: Might remove the copyright thingy.

[kooster]

Wow! Looks great. Actually brings out the "evil" from Starkiller.
Usually he always just looks like a slightly agitated man. lol. Nice background.

[Valthero]

Just got this picture of Australia.

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http://arranschlosberg.com/photography/ ... ntains.jpg

[Nova Hawk]

Dude, you still use Windows 2000?? I feel 4 u.

[Clone Captain]

Ok Nova, here ya go,

(its gonna explode! Be careful)

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(copy and paste at your will folks)

And for the three Desk Tops I had last week and this week,

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Enjoy all.

and btw,

Dude, you still use Windows 2000? i feel 4 u

I believe its XP with the Windows Classic Theme.

[Null_1138]

This was the first thing I ever made using my new computer, and is now my current desktop.

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[CodaRez]

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Now now, just ignore all the illegal programming shortcuts on the left.

[Valthero]

Dude, you still use Windows 2000? i feel 4 u

I believe its XP with the Windows Classic Theme.

Correct. I hate the XP theme

[vegati]

Yeah, real awesome..... I was a bit taken aback by the swastika (in that it was unexpected), but yeah, that's nice! You drew it by hand, yes?

Woo, made this myself, along with others

I think that about answers it. BC, why is there a swastika in there? It doesn't make much sense for a picture with the theme of "Carpe Diem" to have a symbol of evil, violence, and all that is downright naughty in the world. Also, is that a pentagram or an anarchy symbol?

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The Original Meaning

The word "swastika" comes from the Sanskrit svastika - "su" meaning "good," "asti" meaning "to be," and "ka" as a suffix.

Until the Nazis used this symbol, the swastika was used by many cultures throughout the past 3,000 years to represent life, sun, power, strength, and good luck.

Even in the early twentieth century, the swastika was still a symbol with positive connotations. For instance, the swastika was a common decoration that often adorned cigarette cases, postcards, coins, and buildings. During World War I, the swastika could even be found on the shoulder patches of the American 45th Division and on the Finnish air force until after World War II.

[Clone Captain]

and for my newest desk top,

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[Nova Hawk]

Latest Desktop w/ Win7:

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[Hebes24]

Look what I got for my Windows partition:

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Edit: Found a much better image:

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Link to second image: http://tr1umph.deviantart.com/art/What- ... -133318367

[Nova Hawk]

Awesome screens, Hebes. Can you send me a link to the first one??

Btw, here's my latest:

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Comments?

[Dohnutt]

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http://dohnutt.deviantart.com/art/My-De ... -148016783

[501st_commander]

Awesome screens, Hebes. Can you send me a link to the first one??

Btw, here's my latest:

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windows vista theme i think, i saw one in the backgrounds when i had it..

[Nova Hawk]

Awesome screens, Hebes. Can you send me a link to the first one??

Btw, here's my latest:

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windows vista theme i think, i saw one in the backgrounds when i had it..

Ya, it's pretty awesome. It's kinda like the XP but Vista style.

[Valthero]

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Very nice find
Oh, and just a newbie question, how do you make your taskbar transparent?..Is it Vista only?

[Nova Hawk]

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Very nice find
Oh, and just a newbie question, how do you make your taskbar transparent?..Is it Vista only?

No, it's Win7. You can make it transparent or any other color you wish. Atm, I have mine blue.