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WIndows 8 Pro x64 with WMC

Model: Maya Michelle Rew (https://www.facebook.com/MayaMichelleRewFanPage?fref=ts)

Wallpaper: https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/397715_380040702055721_869118196_n.jpg

Rainmeter widgets: I2 bar, vcloud v2 from the glasses skin, omnimo

Not much point posting mine, you'd just have to go to Bing to see it. I have Bing Desktop running.

Not big into picking wallpapers myself. Used the default Win 7 one for many years. nAnd for quite some time I used one that was similar, but had the newer style MS logo in the middle. Supposedly from Windows 8, but with the actual colors in the flag, not just all blue or all white. I liked it, but kinda got bored with it.

Probably not much point in posting either, but I like coming here to look at others desktops.

The Computer icon is from a set of Token icons I got on Deviantart: Devine Icons. If you do a search for Devine Icons in the Customization > Icons > Dock Icons section, you'll be able to snag the whole collection (black also).

Trash bin is from Token Icon set but I can't remember what the name was. Moded I think, but the blue ones. You can do a similar search for them also on Deviantart

The Rainmeter Skin is called 'My Skin' and it has all kinds of different widgets to put up. The clock I'm using is from the My Skin\Computer\Clock\12hr\clock_small.ini. I think I changed the font though to Segoe Semilight. I also got it from Deviantart.com

devHead you wouldn't by chance have a link for that 'My Skin' Rainmeter skin would you? I searched through DeviantArt and couldn't find it.

Thanks!

This is sort of an ongoing thing for me, I can't decide how to organize everything really.

I've been wanting a white start screen for ages, looks as nice as I imagined :D

That looks really nice as it is now. :) Did you use decor8 to remove the text from the tiles?

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