October Desktops

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Lezend

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This is the first time I post my desktop. Usually I change it constantly therefore there is no point of posting, when the next day, it will be something different.

Well, judge for yourself.

mydesk.jpg

If the link doesn't work here is the list.

http://www.monocraft.f2s.com/images/mydesk.jpg

The desktop background created by me. If you like it, there are more where that come from.

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Rudy

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Originally posted by aco

One question Huck,

Why don't you lock the taskbar?

Is it just me or does it look better and more streamlined locked?

well i dunno but i kinda hate the fact that it remove the 3 lil dots thing with each toolbar but oh well the media player thing just dont look good when not locked so i have to lock it :(

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Originally posted by aco

One question Huck,

Why don't you lock the taskbar?

Is it just me or does it look better and more streamlined locked?

:ponder:

I personally think it looks better with those little vertical dots between the start button and quick launch. Plus I'm constantly chainging things around:D

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Originally posted by baphomet_ie

I know that Linux sytems have them, but what's the idea behind the DEsktop Manager, is it just that u have 4 different desktop designs or what?

Any help would be much appreciated

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They're 'virtual' desktops or workspaces. I love to have an obscene amount of stuff open at one time and this helps with screen clutter. I also like to run services in the background which I don't like to see on my main desktop, i.e. a radio station.

But, essentially, yes, It's like having 4 different desktops. However, you really should have a lot of ram to use it well - otherwise, the desktop manager is wasted.

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