May 2007 Desktops

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Grand Master

SMELTN

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VS : Stolen6.1 by leosss

FF : Foxez with Livefox by ArchangelX2

Wall : Aura by DJMattRicks

enjoy ;)

I swear you change your desktops more than your underwear.. and what's so bad about it is EVERY one of them look SOO awesome.

Rising Star

oCYBERDOGo

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This is my May desktop submission and if you look at the clock (not photoshopped in) I'll let you figure out how to do it. I like a minimalist desktop hope it's okay. I looked through this thread and didn't see that anyone did it unless I missed it, and checked last month and didn't find it there either unless again I missed it. :p

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gazebee_

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Sweet desktops everyone! This is definitely my favorite thread :D

I got tired of using multi-monitor walls, could use a little help if anyone knew where i could get some good ones.

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VS: Licorice Mod

Walls: Lime (someone had it in the April thread i believe) and I have no idea where I got the other one.

RKDock: Glass theme, as posted a few pages back.

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Jase

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I absolutely love your desktop. It looks clean, simple, and accessable. I hope you don't feel any less of me if I rip it off slightly, lol.

Sure, go Wild :) I would like to see yours when you create it

My God :o

I've got 863 full albums (56GB) and thats only 11,810 songs. You've almost got 100,000! Thats nearly 500-600GB!

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DJ?

I have allot of Hard drives and songs :pinch:

Jase what is that VS please. If its a mod could you possibly point me in the direction of the start button and how to edit it like that, cheers!

It was posted on Neowin and its called: Royale Vista

Thats Royale Vista Beta by Dobee I believe. Search on deviantart.

Yep and also on Neowin :)

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