Show us your desktop

[Taxxodium]

Come on don't be shy. Here's mine:

http://jesus.edot-studios.com/stuff/desktop2.jpg

[unknown]

The slovenly approach:
http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/571/eddesktop8jh.jpg

[jamiep]

http://www.glassteat.com/desktop1.png

[Bjoernke]

this image might disappear when i clear out my idisk...
http://homepage.mac.com/bvg/temp/desktop.jpg

[blobbo]

I find it surprising that none of you use Quicksilver (http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/)

It's made my OS at least 50% more effective. I'm so hooked - I wish I could get rid of the spotlight icon.

[Shunter]

http://www.geocities.com/mythwords/dektoppic.jpg

[kelvin]

http://www.variableaspect.com/Gallery/desktop_12_5_2005.jpg
A tad messy...

[Leisure Suit Lurie]

Due to the tender age of some of you, I think I'll sit this one out. ;)

[Fenris]

Funny you should post this now, I just cleaned it up for the winter holiday. That normally never happens.
http://ivanmilles.mine.nu/desktop.png

[seven]

http://nuke.homedns.org/~jericho/desktop.jpg

[PowerMacX]

http://www.jignacio.com.ar/cosas/desktop.jpg

[Shivers]

I can't stand a messy desktop. Echt. It distracts me--or something. I just don't like it.
http://www.pushnshove.com/btf_desktop.jpg

[akb825]

Well, if everybody else is inlaying their backgrounds and messing up the screen width, I guess I better add mine to the crop. :p

http://akb825.xmgfree.com/images/background.png

That's one of the pictures I made with my fractal drawing program. I cycle through 11 of them every half hour. All those pictures (in 1024x768 and 1680x1050) and the program can be found on my website here (http://akb825.xmgfree.com/fractographer.php). [/shameless self-promoting]

Edit: bah, it may not be obvious, but the "here" is indeed a link.
Editx2: decided to be nice and make it a link.

[Nick]

I, too, feel the need to have as empty of a desktop as possible. I only have things there that are of any urgency. Being that school is over in a week and a half and I still have 8 unfinished assignments for my Java class, that made the cut :). I also always have iTunes available in one form or another.
http://www.simrealitystudios.com/desktop.png

[BinarySpike]

I have 126 items on my desktop.

(how many bzflag icons can you count?)
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-8/1069133/Desktop.jpg

I find it surprising that none of you use Quicksilver (http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/)

It's made my OS at least 50% more effective. I'm so hooked - I wish I could get rid of the spotlight icon.

I find it surprising that all of us have Tiger!
:p

:sneaky: Don't tell nobody but I've run Panther only non-source available programs on my Jaguar... (and have had to initialize my computer once because of that) :ninja:

[Volte]

Shivers: Have you ever tried Command Shift 3?

BinarySpike: I feel so bad for you. You're living in the past. C'mon buddy, catch up.

[Nick]

I find it surprising that all of us have Tiger!
:p
I don't have Tiger though... I'm still on 10.3.9.

[sealfin]

http://blog.sealfin.com/_temporaryImages/Dusty_desktop.png

Luddites unite! Scary as it is, I do use this Mac when I'm on a uni. deadline, already have all the research I need, and need to type it up without any of the distractions I'd have on my iMac... (and yes, the Mac's PRAM battery is dead, which is why 32-bit addressing is turned off :p)

[frozendevil]

this is mine right now
http://frozendevil.org/images/desktop.png

I have the background set to rotate whenever the computer wake up, though. so sometimes it looks like this:

http://frozendevil.org/images/<3gir.png

[Dan Potter]

http://svn.allusion.net/bard/tmp/desktop_20051206.jpg

For the person who requested Quicksilver, and complained about Spotlight. Hear, hear. :) I just figured out the other day how to remove that useless icon from the menu bar and reclaim some space on my poor 1024x768 display.

And I just have to say, for the manly men out there, my other monitor has a picture of a summer fairy on it :P

[Marjock]

How did you make Adium look not-hideous?

My desktop, until very recently, looked like an explosion of icons. Because things get created at the top right corner and I have to move them to see things underneath, there was a large concentration of icons around there getting less and less dense as it reached the otuer edges of my screen.

I never seem to be able to find cool desktops, so it's usually my latest attempt at something to do with CGI so that I look at it and think, "Gah! That's ugly - must improve."

-Mark

[Malarkey]

And I'm going to use a thumbnail too so be sure to click on the image.

http://web.newsguy.com/malarkey/images/desktop_sm.jpg (http://web.newsguy.com/malarkey/images/desktop.jpg)

[ThemsAllTook]

http://www.sacredsoftware.net/images/Desktop.jpg

Exciting, isn't it? Yes, I have a whole folder dedicated to you guys, and it's the one thing other than my HD that lives on my desktop. And yes, I'm still running Panther.

[LaRue]

I have always hated icons on the desktop. I think I have too many on there right now. But here goes,
This is a desktop that Jon suggests I use, since I am always laughing at the pic.
Get to the Choppa! (http://www.tc.umn.edu/~stav0042/Desktop1.jpg)
And this is what my desktop is actually like.
Real desktop (http://www.tc.umn.edu/~stav0042/Desktop%202.jpg)

[maaaaark]

http://blog.sealfin.com/_temporaryImages/Dusty_desktop.png

Luddites unite! Scary as it is, I do use this Mac when I'm on a uni. deadline, already have all the research I need, and need to type it up without any of the distractions I'd have on my iMac... (and yes, the Mac's PRAM battery is dead, which is why 32-bit addressing is turned off :p)

Thanks for that. JPEGViewer rocked. As did Claris Works.

[blobbo]

Ok, my desktop. Yes, it's always this clean. I hate a dirty desktop.

http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~ajm4979/desktop.jpg

[Bachus]

My desktop sucks. Just standard OS X background plus hundreds of icons.


this is mine right now

I have the background set to rotate whenever the computer wake up, though. so sometimes it looks like this:


IM IN UR BASE!! IM KILLING UR MANS!!

[blobbo]

Contest: Bonus points to anyone who can identify what all the icons in my dock are. Go!

[ThemsAllTook]

Contest: Bonus points to anyone who can identify what all the icons in my dock are. Go!

Goodness, I was just about to ask... All I recognize is the Finder and what looks to be a custom trashcan icon.

...And I really like the background. Quite lovely.

[diordna]

I switched to the tiny 1024x768 so the image wouldn't be huge. I always work in the highest res possible.

http://diordna.spymac.com/MyDesktop.jpg

[blobbo]

Yeah, the finder not looking the same was a mistake on Candybar's court.

The updated dock (name them all!):

http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~ajm4979/dock.jpg

[LaRue]

Contest: Bonus points to anyone who can identify what all the icons in my dock are. Go!

You have the same exact icon set that I used to use, blobbo, Somatic. I just didn't use all the icons.

[blobbo]

I just love it. I use it along with the Iridium theme that softens the metal and makes the system feel more unified.

Larue: the application icons are half the fun! Heck, I know where Mail.app is in my dock - why not have some fun with it!

[skyhawk]

Yeah, the finder not looking the same was a mistake on Candybar's court.

The updated dock (name them all!):

http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~ajm4979/dock.jpg
hmmm
I recognize finder, dashboard, adium, and VLC

[diordna]

I also see an iTunes and an iPhoto, a Mail, some word processor, a trash can, a folder, and perhaps an Adium, though I'm not sure.

[blobbo]

finder, dashboard, adium, and VLC

Yup, yup, yup.

iTunes and an iPhoto, a Mail, some word processor, a trash can, a folder

Yes, yes, yes, yes (Word), yup, and yup (Applications)

8 left ;)

[unknown]

That red ones definitly and in-dock tamagochi.

[FreakSoftware]

I'm with Alex.

http://www.freaksw.com/temp/Desktop.jpg

[FreakSoftware]

I find it interesting that I'm the only one who seems to still use OS 9-like folder groupings at the bottom of the desktop. :)

[Dan Potter]

I was trying to get it in my screenshot but just couldn't it with Quicksilver also... but I've got dock folders that I use like that. I've got a dev one that has a VNC and TS client, Xcode, and a few other random things.

[TomorrowPlusX]

http://zakariya.net/shamyl/etc/Desktop.png

Nothing to see here. All I ever have running is generally Xcode, Safari ( for documentation + man pages via Sogudi, since I don't have internet access at home ), & TextMate. On my pissant 1024x768 monitor, I never actually *see* my desktop, and I generally keep my Dock hidden.

[LongJumper]

https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/josephconway/desktop.png

[diordna]

Everyone and their dog should have Quicksilver. But keep it way from your little brother.

[TomorrowPlusX]

Everyone and their dog should have Quicksilver. But keep it way from your little brother.

I know everybody has a chubby for Quicksilver, but I prefer Butler. It does less, but it does what it does better, IMHO.

[Taxxodium]

I used Quicksilver before Tiger. Now I just use Spotlight. Not really the same but it gets the job done as good as the QS.

[MattDiamond]

Due to the tender age of some of you, I think I'll sit this one out. ;)

Our imaginations have now come up with something much worse than what is actually on your desktop.

So I figure you can go ahead and post it, the harm is already done.

<waits hopefully>

[blobbo]

I actually only use Spotlight as a bit of an application launcher, so Quicksilver amounts to a much faster option. Plus the way it can manipulate documents is terrific - not to mention it provides a GUI for browsing iTunes by composer - something the iPod allows but (for some obscenely stupid reason) iTunes doesn't allow.

[Taxxodium]

Well, I just changed my desktop to something better I think. If you are offended by it, tough luck :p

http://jesus.edot-studios.com/stuff/desktop2.jpg

[BeyondCloister]

How do most of you actually see your desktop if you are actually using your Mac to do work on or play games?

Or do you sit there with all the applications closed or hidden?

[unknown]

*Hits F11*
*thinks about cleaning off all those icons and getting a nicer picture*

[FreakSoftware]

How do most of you actually see your desktop if you are actually using your Mac to do work on or play games?

Or do you sit there with all the applications closed or hidden?

Is this a serious question?

[BeyondCloister]

Is this a serious question?

Yes. The reason I ask is that I always have various application windows open on the screen and never have a clear view of the desktop. Due to never having a clear view of the desktop I've never been inclined to fill it with an image other than the default backdrop.

[FreakSoftware]

Ah. Well yes, mine is nearly always covered completely, but I don't change the desktop because all of the other ones are annoying because they look different.

[PowerMacX]

Yes. The reason I ask is that I always have various application windows open on the screen and never have a clear view of the desktop. Due to never having a clear view of the desktop I've never been inclined to fill it with an image other than the default backdrop.

:???:
It's there when I turn on the computer. Or when I move my mouse to the bottom-left corner of my screen (which I set up to function as F11 in Exposé) to open/drag some file.

[LongJumper]

Because this is boring:
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/josephconway/fulldesktop.png

[BeyondCloister]

:???:
It's there when I turn on the computer. Or when I move my mouse to the bottom-left corner of my screen (which I set up to function as F11 in Exposé) to open/drag some file.

Ah a computer on / off person.
My computer is on 24 / 7 so I only get the empty screen of startup after an update or a very rare power cut.

I've no problem with people having stuff on their desktops, I just asked the question as it is always interesting to hear how people use their computers in a completely different way to one's own use.

[akb825]

I like to leave as few windows open as possible when working, so often times when I'm switching between things I see it.

BTW, here's another one with a fractal I just made yesterday. (I finally found a site with some cool formulas on it!)
(click to bigify)
http://akb825.xmgfree.com/images/background%202%20small.png (http://akb825.xmgfree.com/images/background%202.png)

[Nick]

How do most of you actually see your desktop if you are actually using your Mac to do work on or play games?

Or do you sit there with all the applications closed or hidden?
I have two monitors (my PowerBook's 15" widescreen and another 17" LCD flat panel) so i do most of my work on the 17" leaving my 15" open for just Adium (I switched after seeing all the people here who used it and how cool it looked :)), iTunes, and random little windows. I usually have Xcode, GarageBand, Photoshop, or Flash open up on the 17". Heck I even use Firefox on the 17". I love big monitors.

And here's what the 15" looks like just moments ago:
http://www.simrealitystudios.com/desktop.png

[JustinFic]

Here's mine in all its horizonal-scrollbar-inducing goodness.

It's a self-portrait.

http://www.justinfic.com/images/other/desktop.jpg

[Byron Clarke]

How does one post a picture on the forums. I don't have an idisk account :(

is there any other way?

[Nick]

Load your image anywhere online and use the [ img ] [ /img ] tags with the url in between them.

Here's one place you could use to upload your files. Google for more:
http://photobucket.com/

[Byron Clarke]

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d80/ByronClarke/Picture1.jpg

[criot]

I felt the need to put up my christmas lights, since its geting close to x-mas!:cool:
http://static.flickr.com/35/72298416_a9f7229d7c_o.jpg

[skyhawk]

The Great Skyhawk's Desktop in all its messy glory. (I also have a matching mousepad)
To me, the desktop happens to be another folder. One that needs severe cleaning up. (111 items)
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/skeldi/screenshot12122005.jpg

[Dan Potter]

I had to go ahead and post one of my *whole* desktop :)

http://svn.allusion.net/bard/tmp/desktop_full_20051211.jpg

Top part is the custom boot screen I made (replacing Aqua Blue) from an anime pic. The machine's name is nadia. The bottom shows both monitors.

The two pictures on the bottom are from the Deviant Art catalog of "garun" (look it up, she's awesome). I wrote up a script a long time ago that takes a random background, scales it as large as it can on the biggest axis, composites it with a Propaganda tile, and then displays it. I used to have it switch periodically but got to where I liked these backgrounds a lot, and quit doing so. :) The silly thing has followed me around from Linux to Win32/Cygwin to OSX now. One of these days I need to actually release it.

[Achenar]

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/9743/desktop2ng.jpg

[maaaaark]

Because this is boring:
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/josephconway/fulldesktop.png

Not boring, ugly.

Who uses the 3-in-1 interface for Xcode?

Now if only they could integrate a decent debugger GUI. I love having to click Debug->Tools->Expressions *EVERY* time I debug. Visual Studio rocks in this regard. Debugging on the PC is so much better.

[Malarkey]

Not boring, ugly.

Who uses the 3-in-1 interface for Xcode?


Uh, I do. Mainly because having everything in one window annoys the snot out of me.

[TomorrowPlusX]

I bet you have a big monitor, then. I use All-in-one because a 1024x768 powerbook screen demands it.

[Leisure Suit Lurie]

Our imaginations have now come up with something much worse than what is actually on your desktop.

So I figure you can go ahead and post it, the harm is already done.

<waits hopefully>

Nice try, Matt. I know you're a Federal agent. You'll have to try harder than that. :p

[LongJumper]

With 1680x1050 resoltuion, having all that stuff scattered is no big deal. I personally hate having everything in one window, I want to be able to look at a few different files at a time, makes things a lot easier for me. When I first made the switch to XCode, all the windows were going into the same window, and I was about 30 seconds from crying before I realized I could break em up into their own windows. ;)

[akb825]

That's pretty much my mentality. (with the same resolution :p) I tend to have around 6 code windows visible at once. Depending on the situation and how crazy I get, I might get as many as 20 ope at one time. Not for very long, though. :p (gotta love Exposé :p)

[blobbo]

You know, I've never used exposé. I just don't see the point. Command-H + the dock works just fine for me.

I strongly dislike multi-window applications.

[akb825]

Command-H doesn't work too well in the same application, though. :p I just have 3 of my mouse buttons mapped to Exposé, so if I'm navigating windows it takes 0 effort to initiate Exposé. I like having different windows open for things such as code windows, since I can move them around freely and show different ones at once. Each to their own, I guess. :shrug:

[Malarkey]

Yeah, Exposé is so much better mapped to a multi-button mouse. I don't think I would've used it at all if it was only restricted to hot keys. I only wish they had something like it for Win32 machines. It'd make work at lot easier.

[maaaaark]

With 1680x1050 resoltuion, having all that stuff scattered is no big deal. I personally hate having everything in one window, I want to be able to look at a few different files at a time, makes things a lot easier for me. When I first made the switch to XCode, all the windows were going into the same window, and I was about 30 seconds from crying before I realized I could break em up into their own windows. ;)

2 lcds @ 1680x1050 works well with 2 one-windowed Xcode projects... what are you talking about? :ninja:

yah yah yah, someone is going to tell me about their 3 flat panel 50" lcds. :mad:

[Volte]

Well, I just changed my desktop to something better I think. If you are offended by it, tough luck :p

http://jesus.edot-studios.com/stuff/desktop2.jpg

/me Wants!!! :drool:

Nice try, Matt. I know you're a Federal agent. You'll have to try harder than that. :p

Federal Agent O.o.
/me hides.

Yeah, Exposé is so much better mapped to a multi-button mouse. I don't think I would've used it at all if it was only restricted to hot keys. I only wish they had something like it for Win32 machines. It'd make work at lot easier.

... Do you not... understand... that this is why there are different operating systems? If Win32 had everything OSX had there would be no competition...
"My wife is really intelligent, now if only that ***** I am having an affair with were that intelligent..."

2 lcds @ 1680x1050 works well with 2 one-windowed Xcode projects... what are you talking about? :ninja:

yah yah yah, someone is going to tell me about their 3 flat panel 50" lcds. :mad:

Wow... rich? High standards? Unappreciative?

[Carlos Camacho]

Lots of anime fans I see.

This isn't my desktop, but rather, a gift to everyone. ;) Feel free to make it your desktop. :D

http://idevgames.purestatic.com/kimono.jpg

[KittyMac]

http://homepage.mac.com/felinegames/screen_001.jpg

Sometimes messier, sometimes not depending upon what I'm working on at the time.

[Dan Potter]

That's hilarious Carlos :)

For everyone else, it says "I love iDevGames!"

Edit: Oh and the kanji to the bottom left are the standard "happy new year" greeting, yeah?

[Carlos Camacho]

>Oh and the kanji to the bottom left are the standard "happy new year" greeting, yeah?
Yes, there are many ways to say "Happy New Year" on "nengajo" (New year cards)

[akb825]

2 lcds @ 1680x1050 works well with 2 one-windowed Xcode projects... what are you talking about? :ninja:

yah yah yah, someone is going to tell me about their 3 flat panel 50" lcds. :mad:
I personally say that's a horrible waste of space to have 2 windows open for 2 large monitors like that. Unless, of course, you 2 projects only have 1 file... :sneaky:

[maaaaark]

I personally say that's a horrible waste of space to have 2 windows open for 2 large monitors like that. Unless, of course, you 2 projects only have 1 file... :sneaky:

Why is that. Xcode has had a great view seperator since Project Builder.

[akb825]

I stand corrected. I didn't realize you could split the window up. Still, I'd rather be able to move the windows around, myself.

[Taxxodium]

Carlos, who's the girl?

[Danlab]

here is my desktop, sorry the pic is 50% becoz im using a 23"
http://www.danlabgfiles.propagation.net/idev-share/desktop.jpg

[Marjock]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v174/Marjock/Picture1.jpg

Somebody let me know if that's annoyingly large and I'll try and resize it.

-Mark

[Carlos Camacho]

>Carlos, who's the girl?
Himitsu.

[Josh]

Darn it, Dan, I was going to steal your contacts list, too.

[PowerMacX]

@Danlab: Is all of Jamming Racer's code non-indented? :blink:

[OneSadCookie]

I cried when I had to send Dan a crash log for Jammin' Racer with the segfault on line 11067 of main.cpp :cry:

[DoG]

I cried when I had to send Dan a crash log for Jammin' Racer with the segfault on line 11067 of main.cpp :cry:
Splitting up source into multiple files and indenting is for wimps ;)

[BeyondCloister]

I cried when I had to send Dan a crash log for Jammin' Racer with the segfault on line 11067 of main.cpp :cry:


Maybe that is where we are all going wrong. Instead of spending time making all the source look pretty we should just code.

[Danlab]

remeber im a warrior :-)

but now its less worst. Next games are better, but.. i dont think this affect the player :-)

[blobbo]

Speaking of next games, what are you working on now, Dan?

[Danlab]

------------ http://www.zeldalegends.net/gallery/categories/The_Legend_of_Zelda/Sprites/Characters/media/OldLady2.gif ------------
" It's a secret to everybody "

[skyhawk]

I cried when I had to send Dan a crash log for Jammin' Racer with the segfault on line 11067 of main.cpp :cry:
can you imagine what that must be like to work with another person on in subethaedit :cry:

[Danlab]

can you imagine what that must be like to work with another person on in subethaedit :cry:
you can ask fccovettt about that ! :lol:

but i keep my code simple nad im making a lot of comment and im using some pragma mark to make differents parts

now im using differents file , but im old school coder and im coding like with AmosBasic :)

[Carlos Camacho]

>but im old school coder and im coding like with AmosBasic
I hope your next project is MacAmosBasic. :)
Too many memories (and $$ spent of updates)!

[unknown]

I was going to paste my URL but with the number of users on iDG my internet would soon be dead.

deamon.c (directly theived from beej's tutorials)

/*
** listener.c -- a datagram sockets "server" demo
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>

#define MYPORT 4950 // the port users will be connecting to

#define MAXBUFLEN 100

#define BACKLOG 1

int sockfd;

void endofline(int someparam)
{
printf("\nBye!!!!!!\n");
close(sockfd);
exit(0);
}

int main(void)
{

struct sockaddr_in my_addr; // my address information
struct sockaddr_in their_addr; // connector's address information
socklen_t addr_len;
int numbytes;
char buf[MAXBUFLEN];
unsigned int sin_size;
int new_fd;

signal(SIGINT, endofline);

if ((sockfd = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) == -1) {
perror("socket");
exit(1);
}

my_addr.sin_family = AF_INET; // host byte order
my_addr.sin_port = htons(MYPORT); // short, network byte order
my_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY; // automatically fill with my IP
memset(&(my_addr.sin_zero), '\0', 8); // zero the rest of the struct

if (bind(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *)&my_addr,
sizeof(struct sockaddr)) == -1) {
perror("bind");
exit(1);
}

listen(sockfd, BACKLOG);

while(1) {
sin_size = sizeof(struct sockaddr_in);
new_fd = accept(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *)&their_addr, &sin_size);

addr_len = sizeof(struct sockaddr);
if ((numbytes=recv(new_fd, buf, MAXBUFLEN-1 , 0)) == -1) {
perror("recvfrom");
exit(1);
}

//printf("got packet from %s\n",inet_ntoa(their_addr.sin_addr));
//printf("packet is %d bytes long\n",numbytes);
buf[numbytes] = '\0';
//printf("packet contains \"%s\"\n",buf);


printf("Taking screenshot %d%d%d%d%d for %s\n", random()%10, random()%10, random()%10, random()%10, random()%10, buf);
system("screencapture -x -C -tjpg /Users/ed/Sites/tmp.jpg");

send(new_fd, "sup d000d", 9, 0);

close(new_fd);
}

close(sockfd);

return 0;
}



something.php

<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>

<?php

error_reporting(E_ALL);

/* Allow the script to hang around waiting for connections. */
set_time_limit(0);

/* Turn on implicit output flushing so we see what we're getting
* as it comes in. */
ob_implicit_flush();

$address = '127.0.0.1';
$port = 4950;

if (($socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP)) < 0) {
#echo "socket_create() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror($sock) . "\n";
}

$result = socket_connect($socket, $address, $port);
if ($result < 0) {
#echo "socket_connect() failed.\nReason: ($result) " . socket_strerror($result) . "\n";
} else {
#echo "OK.\n";
}

$msg = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
socket_write($socket, $msg, strlen($msg));

#echo "Reading response:\n\n";
while ($out = socket_read($socket, 1)) {
#echo $out;
}

#echo "Closing socket...";
socket_close($socket);
#echo "OK.\n\n";

echo "<img src=\"tmp.jpg\" alt=\"stuff\"></img>";

?>

</body>
</html>

[sacha]

You can guess once which key has become my favorite... Thanks for Exposé, Apple!

http://www.2w6.ch/~sacha/screenie01.jpg

For the record: She's just a good friend and a very sweet person. (And no, I wasn't the photographer ;) )

[Taxxodium]

I need to go to Switzerland :p

My current desktop (subject to change in the future):

http://jesus.edot-studios.com/stuff/desktop3.jpg

[Najdorf]

my deskyop. I even had to tile a black image since OSX didnt let me chose a black background
http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/4699/picture13lc.png

[Shunter]

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I think I recognize half those icons, its wierd you can't get just a black background *remebers classic*. Glad to see that I'm not the only one with EV Nova lying around... ;)

[EvolPenguin]

/me raises hand for the EV Nova clan ;)

Alex

[Najdorf]

Ah, thanks, I had forgotten that icon there in the dock, I didnt like Nova much :P

[Justin Brimm]

This thread has actually motivated me to clean up my desktop and all my folders, as well as switching some apps for better ones that I saw you guys using.

http://homepage.mac.com/jbrimm/desktop.jpg