GNU/Linux April Desktops

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I like look at all these desktops, but what's with everyone posting ULTRA-tiny little thumbnails and no link to the big pictures. Sometimes I can delete the .th or whatever in the addess to see the actual image, but the other half the time I simply cannot find a way to look at the full sized screenshot.

I hereby request that people post links to the big pictures as well as the tiny little thumbnail images.

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I don't see anybody just posting thumbnails...

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Well, I may have exaggerated a bit when I said everyone.

Pleny have though. Just check back a few pages.

Either that, or I'm crazy.

UGH! I just went back though the pages to try and prove to myself that I'm not crazy. Everything I clicked on worked! UGH! I swear, sometimes (and I use a lot of different computers, so that's not it) half the images I click on bring me to thumbnail images.

Oh well... Perhaps I am crazy.

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I like look at all these desktops, but what's with everyone posting ULTRA-tiny little thumbnails and no link to the big pictures.  Sometimes I can delete the .th or whatever in the addess to see the actual image, but the other half the time I simply cannot find a way to look at  the full sized screenshot.

I hereby request that people post links to the big pictures as well as the tiny little thumbnail images.

-BiGMaN

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Actually, it is the full-size image postings that are starting to bother me more and more. And when images look too big at 1600x1200, they are too big. :yes:

But, I agree that thumbs should be properly linked to a full-size image (and I haven't noticed one that wasn't).

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