Mac OS X Desktops: 1Q 2013


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Mac OS X Desktops will now be split into 4 threads over the course of a year to reduce clutter.

1Q - January through March.

2Q - April through June.

3Q - July through September.

4Q - October through December.

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Mountain Lion OS X 10.8.2

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Desktop Wallpaper (1280x800 px image) - Katherine Suicide (Suicide Girls, but also, her name is Rebecca Crow and she's done some beautiful work for other places). I wont share here as it's a paid account image (on SuicideGirls.com) that I don't feel comfortable distributing the original source.

The Creative Cloud license is legal, the Safari and iTunes icons are from Deviant Art, but I forgot the details .... I use Trillian for GTalk and I use Sparrow for my work email and Apple Mail, which also uses a 3rd party icon, for my personal email. That's pretty much it.

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Mountain Lion OS X 10.8.2

Retina Mac

Desktop Wallpaper (1280x800 px image) - Katherine Suicide (Suicide Girls, but also, her name is Rebecca Crow and she's done some beautiful work for other places). I wont share here as it's a paid account image (on SuicideGirls.com) that I don't feel comfortable distributing the original source.

The Creative Cloud license is legal, the Safari and iTunes icons are from Deviant Art, but I forgot the details .... I use Trillian for GTalk and I use Sparrow for my work email and Apple Mail, which also uses a 3rd party icon, for my personal email. That's pretty much it.

very nice .........:-))

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