November Desktops

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http://joe.pcfx.cc/gallery/data/media/29/x...xp_nov_prev.jpg

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Thats my latest. It rarely changes aside from the BG. Speaking of which the BG is from here. I edited it to my own liking to fit 1600x1200 however. Icons are a mix of Bluecurve, BeOS and several sets from xicons.com that I converted.

wow ! a damn nice desk.. a damn nice homepage.. and a damn nice photo gallery, too ! :yes:

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Pretty simple, not even a dock or even custom icons this month. I'm lazy.

The theme is a mod of Xero's Brushed Panther WB theme, I will not release it because everything but the titlebar is unchanged. The wallpaper is from IGN, Insider content obviously.

novdesktopsm.jpg

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Pretty simple, not even a dock or even custom icons this month. I'm lazy.

The theme is a mod of Xero's Brushed Panther WB theme, I will not release it because everything but the titlebar is unchanged. The wallpaper is from IGN, Insider content obviously.

http://www.smartgroups.com/picvault/176002...ovdesktopsm.jpg

That would be a wicked wallpaper if it didn't have that monster IGN logo.

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my Mac (fullsize 510K):

SwizCore's PM SwizStyle Theme

SmoothIcons

Matrix Revolutions wallpaper

<a href='http://www.pleonastic.com/useless/screenies/11/tn_04m.jpg' target='_blank'>http://www.pleonastic.com/useless/screenie...s/11/tn_04m.jpg</a>

isn't it Noble Ave?

beats me, i just snagged it off some dude's site and it said Mobile...

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anyone know a good low resource desktop 'resource' viewer, like disc usage, mem usage, cpu usage, (GOOD) network monitor? thanks.

coats: try Samurize or SysMetrix. I have found both to be great little programs and they use very little resources. Though, I prefer Samurize. :yes:

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