May Desktops

By Keldyn
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J the Monkey

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Here's my last for this month: :D

The "moon" actually opens up "My Computer", and the "main flame" opens Firefox, I saw something familiar in the past and it inspired me.

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VS: Luna VX v3.31 by Xeon Inc. & Dazza

WP: Landscape Vector (modified) (My apologies to the original creator, i forgot where I picked it up to give them credit, it was probably here though)

Icons: G.A.N.T. & G.A.N.T. 2 by Mattahan

Appz: Avedesk for the "moon", and "main flame" which are png's I created from G.A.N.T. & G.A.N.T. 2 icons by Mattahan

Winamp using a custom color pack I found while surfing the web one day. (probably here)

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Rushnak

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1280 x 1024

VS: Classix

Dock: Object Dock

Icons: Deviant art (Object Dock) / Gant 2 shell package.

BG: Deviant Art (forgot name, sorry)

Winamp: Version 2.91, Skin: Classix :]

MSN skin: (Version 6.1.0211) Skin: MSN Brushed.

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Stivoo

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ArmadaNo It's not my way 2 boosting my post count......

i did change some stuffs..so it's not the same al the time..

ubersheep It's Jewel..

and u other guys....that is posting my desk..haha very funny ;)

EDIT: And not al people really care about copying some other desk's...IT's my computer and i do what ever i want with my desktop.

And iam not going to post any more post about this. This is a place to post desktops..not 2 fight!

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KnightsEnd

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O.o

Here's some food for thought.

My disk is always full :) There are many music, videos & games, and I have to buy some new 120 gigs HDD?;))

Well.........That's really good guys:)) I was just kind of answering a question on where I store my Themes,Skins and Walls, as you can see in my post. Ya'll feel free to show me your disk space though, It's very interesting... :woot::

Have a Good Day!;))

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