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January Desktops - 2005

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Unfortunately nothing new here, just going to stick the same ol screeny up :(

Wall: More Fun Than Tekken -- Linky

Icons: Unknown, really. I'll look it up if someone wants them, which I'd highly doubt ;)

Themes: Refer to that icon comment, nothing special.

Distro: Gentoo

Apps: aterm, superkaramba, other junk.

Edit: This screenshot is a little older than I thought it was, color scheme has (thankfully) changed greatly, little nicer on the eyes with some blue, rather than that puke green

On a side note, very nice cakey, looks like I need to do some work to catch back up with you again :happy:

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