February desktops

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cyclingplatypus

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Theme: By Me (Not Releasing)

Wallpaper: By Me (Not Releasing - 2/3 Images From DeviantART)

Icons: Mostly Default

Apps: iTunes & Avedesk (Weather + Clock)

Not to be a complete ass but isn't the theme your "not releasing" Luna? :unsure:

And for the wallpaper...I could save your desktop cut the icons, weather, and taskbar out (fill it in with paint) and photoshop it to a larger background and fill it in with the same background color. :yes:

But back to my original point...isn't that Luna and if not what did you do to modify it? :huh:

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DsnBehind

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Not to be a complete ass but isn't the theme your "not releasing" Luna? :unsure:

And for the wallpaper...I could save your desktop cut the icons, weather, and taskbar out (fill it in with paint) and photoshop it to a larger background and fill it in with the same background color. :yes:

But back to my original point...isn't that Luna and if not what did you do to modify it? :huh:

Methinks it was a joke. :whistle: :ninja:

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zErO_gdh

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First desk for February, work in progress... :rofl:

VS: Windows Classic + 3DCC scheme

Icons: Mix of GANT 1 and GANT 2

Wall: I don't remeber, but this is not the original (recolored) :blush:

Hacked explorer.exe, stobject.dll and some more! :shifty:

D-Color running

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MikeCoz

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Not to be a complete ass but isn't the theme your "not releasing" Luna? :unsure:

And for the wallpaper...I could save your desktop cut the icons, weather, and taskbar out (fill it in with paint) and photoshop it to a larger background and fill it in with the same background color.  :yes: 

But back to my original point...isn't that Luna and if not what did you do to modify it?  :huh:

its his own version of luna which i think looks pretty nice and i would like to have it but he won't release it! :angry: :cry: can you give a good reason? every time you post your desktop i get jealous! :blush:

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laziness, heh + i only have blue color, and some fonts i use are ripped from longhorn 4051, so... yah. and well u could do that if u wanted the wall, cept the bigs would be smaller, cause i degreased the image size, so you wouldn't get the big wall/pics, or you could just stretch them and make it look like chit.

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laziness, heh + i only have blue color, and some fonts i use are ripped from longhorn 4051, so... yah.  and well u could do that if u wanted the wall, cept the bigs would be smaller, cause i degreased the image size, so you wouldn't get the big wall/pics, or you could just stretch them and make it look like chit.

:D ohhh...well ok...I guess you have your reasons! The wall is good and I do notice the small change on the taskbar. :D

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