June 2006 Desktop Screenshots

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June 2006 Desktop Screenshots

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[gonaads]

tis mine.



click

 

[falconguard]

here is my Windows....and my Suse 10

 

[LordOfLA]

I pop mine up soon as I get the adsl2 stuff sorted at home.. damn netgear wont transmit/recieve even though it connects at 16mbit

 

[Not Bman]

Here is my brand new June 1 SUSE 10 Desktop (windows to follow)


Theme - Clearlooks

Everything is clearlooks, amazing!

 

[Sazar]

Nice and clean bman. I like

You too 'nads



Reposting my last one from the previous month. Just changed it earlier this week.

Double-widescreen wall changed by moi and using Lime icons for objectdock and d3a icon package.

 

[omg its nlm]

Great wall Sazar!

You should post it up.

 

[Sazar]

I'll post the full thing when I get home.

Here it is.

 

[gonaads]

Nice stuff so fa guys. Thanks Sazar.

 

[Krux]

nice bman, tell me can you get Suse to update? cuzz I can't for the life of me.

 

[Not Bman]

I haven't recieved an update yet, and it says there are no updates, so I dont know yet lol

 

[GEN3RIC]

VS: Some crappy Vista Glass VS from neowin.net
BG: a photo I took 06-03-06 at a BMW meet
Dock: rocketdock.. very stable!
Winamp5: Spirit[white] theme
Microsoft Max running..it has news now!

 

[tdinc]

xp box


bsd still the same



Ubuntu Just plain

 

[Not Bman]

very nice desktop setups!!

Loving it

Here is mine...

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/34257186/

 

[NetRyder]

VS: Some crappy Vista Glass VS from neowin.net
BG: a photo I took 06-03-06 at a BMW meet
Dock: rocketdock.. very stable!
Winamp5: Spirit[white] theme
Microsoft Max running..it has news now!

Is that a regular msstyle file or a WindowBlinds theme?
And I wish Max would run on XP x64. =\

 

[Not Bman]

msstyle I think most likely

 

[GEN3RIC]

Is that a regular msstyle file or a WindowBlinds theme?
And I wish Max would run on XP x64. =\

You're correct, they are regular MSSTYLE's.. but unforunately the guy creating it (WINDOW X) is a bit proud. Its an installable exe and I did not see an uninstall.

By the way, hows life with XP x64? Ive been reluctant because of driver support, or program support....

 

[NetRyder]

By the way, hows life with XP x64? Ive been reluctant because of driver support, or program support....

It's good, for the most part. All my hardware and peripherals are compatible, but some apps here and there (like Max, for example) don't work. No big stumbling blocks for me so far though, and I've been using it since about November of last year when I built my AMD64 desktop.

 

[GEN3RIC]

It's good, for the most part. All my hardware and peripherals are compatible, but some apps here and there (like Max, for example) don't work. No big stumbling blocks for me so far though, and I've been using it since about November of last year when I built my AMD64 desktop.

Is it even faster than x86? Its like when I test vista 64 versus x86.. I see no performance difference.

 

[NetRyder]

Is it even faster than x86? Its like when I test vista 64 versus x86.. I see no performance difference.

I can't tell you for certain since I've never installed a 32-bit OS on this machine.

If you ran true 64-bit, CPU-intensive applications (and there admittedly aren't too many of those around yet), you'd definitely notice the difference. Apart from that, there might be minor perf gains due to memory management updates in the kernel. Remember that XP x64 uses NT 5.2 like Server 2003, rather than NT 5.1 which XP x86 uses. Nothing really significant though.

There's more incentive to use Vista x64 on a 64-bit machine because of a number of kernel-level security measures (better resiliency against rootkits, for example) that aren't implemented in the 32-bit kernel.