Post your desktop!

by Saki Wed Sep 30, 2009 8:40 pm

Thread is simple post a screenshot of your current desktop.

PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING FROM HERE ON OUT.
Guidelines
-If your screen is over 1024x768 post the image as thumbnail.
(If you don't know a hosting site that does this imageshack has this option)
Posting any higher resolution image slows down the thread considerably and makes it look ugly and cluttered.

-No nudity.
*ecchi art, skin, and sexual poses are fine but no raw nudity with visible private areas.

- Not a requirement but I EXTREMELY ENCOURAGE you to post the original wallpaper next to your desktop image or at least link to it.

I will be posting often. geek

by dusty_fox Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:48 pm

fixed it, i think.

by zex Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:58 pm

Ok, here are both of them

Post your desktop! Clipboard1d.th

Need to change the Windows one...it's getting old

by zex Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:03 pm

dusty_fox wrote:
How do you resize the images the way you do to make things easier for our slow internet friends?
Right-click to view. See if you can find the launch icon for the screenshot-taking program.

If you host them in imageshack (dunno on other sites), upload it and then copy the "thumbnail for forums" text

Also, that's KDE, right?

by dusty_fox Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:34 pm

zexen wrote:
dusty_fox wrote:
How do you resize the images the way you do to make things easier for our slow internet friends?
Right-click to view. See if you can find the launch icon for the screenshot-taking program.

If you host them in imageshack (dunno on other sites), upload it and then copy the "thumbnail for forums" text

Also, that's KDE, right?

Yup, KDE 4.3.1. I'll try lowering the image quality to see if i can fit my whole desktop into imageshack without resizing..

I use windows 7 for games that don't run well with wine. I'll post a screenshot of it later.

edit: My windows xp virtual machine desktop. It's really handy when I'm too lazy to reboot Razz

....exciting huh? Laughing

by zex Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:34 pm

dusty_fox wrote:
zexen wrote:

If you host them in imageshack (dunno on other sites), upload it and then copy the "thumbnail for forums" text

Also, that's KDE, right?
Yup, KDE 4.3.1. I'll try lowering the image quality to see if i can fit my whole desktop into imageshack without resizing..

I use windows 7 for games that don't run well with wine. I'll post a screenshot of it later.

edit: My windows xp virtual machine desktop. It's really handy when I'm too lazy to reboot

....exciting huh?

Ah, I see, I'm the inverse, I use Windows natively and Ubuntu in a VM, too lazy to partition the disk, and as you said, saves me the hassle to reboot. Plus, I only need it for uni work. Though, it runs like crap, too slow, luckily I don't need it for much more than executing basic C++ code...maybe I'll partition the disk when my dad buys FINALLY that router we need so much...

by dusty_fox Thu Oct 01, 2009 12:50 am

Build 7600.16385, 64bit! Cool

There we go. Looks like I really have a thing for grassy lanscapes huh Smile

Must be a symptom of living for too long in the southwest US...

@zexen: But it's sooo easy to just make a few clicks and partition your hard drive..yessss....come to the dark side.....

by zex Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:04 am

Hmmmm, I dunno, I know it's supposed to be easy...but I dunno...not sure. I know you can do it without formatting, but...

by Mako Thu Oct 01, 2009 1:29 pm

Right, so how do you copy it again?

by dusty_fox Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:43 pm

Press print screen --> open MS paint --> ctrl+v --> save as a .jpg file --> upload to your favorite image hosting service --> post here

by Mako Thu Oct 01, 2009 5:01 pm

dusty_fox wrote:Press print screen --> open MS paint --> ctrl+v --> save as a .jpg file --> upload to your favorite image hosting service --> post here

OK thanks. Let's see.....