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I have a simple question since i am a noob to the world of macs.

How do you show the hard drive info (capacity and disk space usage) on the desktop?

I tried searching... but I have spent nearly half an hour and couldnt find this info.

Thanks in advance...

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Go to the Finder.

Press Cmd-J.

Check "Show Item Info".

Done.

PS: What the hell is up with your post count? :wacko:

One more question... I see people with powerbooks as their HD icons... where did they get these icons from? Im searching various sites and I havnt found them yet.

Thanks again.

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guikit is a great place to look for that kind of stuff, that's where i got mine from

One more question... I see people with powerbooks as their HD icons... where did they get these icons from? Im searching various sites and I havnt found them yet.

Thanks again.

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Best Mac icons site I've found so far is http://interfacelift.com/icons-mac/ (or www.xicons.com)

Here's my desktop:

drunkendesktop2xi.th.jpg

The wallpaper comes from here: http://hakubaikou.deviantart.com/ (not mine.... only wish I could make somehting like that.). Yes, its Kenshin. I'm totally blown away by the quality of the work here. Its almost unrivaled in terms of other work I've seen before.

Otherwise everything is pretty simple. My dock has all the apps I regularly use and I haven't done much in customizing the system.

My first mac post, Not sure how to make the image under 100k, hope it is still okay

# GuiKit: Somatic from http://www.dlanham.com/goodies/somatheme/

# Wallpaper:Growing Grasses

# Icons: Somatic - all part of the kit I think. and the others all from iconfactory

# No special programs running

I can try and remember exact links if people ask.

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