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Wild Desktop Thread Appears

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#1
Wild Desktop Thread Appears
Tried to make diablo theme, obviously I failed but this is still cool I guess.
#2
My wallpaper is a mold of the blood vessels in the brain.
#3
I need a new wallpaper, mine is dull. Just a blue color lmfao

EDIT::
I need a triple screen wallpaper. 4800x900 I believe
#4
Tried to innovate a bit. Pretty standard, though.




WinXP

Side-note: lol'd @ Chuck Norris facts. But all in all, nice desktop.
#5
Tried to innovate a bit. Pretty standard, though.

WinXP

Side-note: lol'd @ Chuck Norris facts. But all in all, nice desktop.

Nice, I like Windows XP, but that's a pretty good looking desktop you got there.
#6


I fucking love these threads.
#7
Santa Claus!

@UnboundUser, thanks.
#8
My desktops are always so boring, just some form of inspirational picture of nature as the background, and icons. It's too much work customising it.
#9
Artificial wrote:
My desktops are always so boring, just some form of inspirational picture of nature as the background, and icons. It's too much work customising it.


Agreed. The main reason why I (finally) decided to customize my desktop was because it absolutely desperately needed it. Before, the desktop was completely full with programs/folders. After, WYSIWYG.
#10
These look cool, how do I get some like Raivu's and COFFIN ? Thanks again.
#11
Rainmeter - one of many desktop optimization utilities. Thought I'd share this one because comparatively it's more prevalent.

Keep in mind that this can be a CPU/memory hog at times. But that shouldn't be a problem if you have more than 1* GB of RAM and/or a decent processor.

I'm reluctant to use it because I think my desktop is already sufficient so as such it would pretty much be overkill.
#12
I can vouch Rainmeter. It's only using 3mb of RAM for me, but I also disabled everything I didn't actually want.
Mostly use it to meassure CPU/RAM/SWAP usage. Upload/download rates are neat, and so is it telling my me IP address. Of course not things you need Rainmeter for, but such quick references.

I think it can also tell you the temperature of your GPU. I should look up how to enable that. Good for gaming machines.
#13
I use Rainmeter, Madotate, Blackbox and Stardock
#15
I tried spitting fire once.

It involved drunkenly spitting gem clear at a lighter.

Let's just say... let's just not talk about it.