February 2008 Desktops


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Well I wanted to get rid of my taskbar. Object Desktop was a big weird to use especially when learning how to customize the backgrounds but now that I got everything done. The desktop is pretty sweet. I'm looking forward to the stylevista that their making but for now, I think I'm going to keep the look of this desktop for awhile.

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damn it, you tease!. The tray button thing looks different :huh: ?

Several members have guessed it right. Now, it wouldn't be nice of me to send the RC to only one of them since they've all got it correct. The answer was the tray arrow. The ones that have guessed it are going to get a RC version once it's ready :)

The wallpaper that I've used is going to be released soon with a few more Marvel wallpapers.

@ Krokus: Ahh nice and minimal. Can't go wrong with HmmXP

@ AK: Nice dock icons!

@ Cap: I just salivate every time I see that start button...

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http://sakurakira.deviantart.com/art/desk-feb-08-76850575

Sexy black. Who needs Vista?

Visual Style: the incomparable LE 5.1 Black, by Gelosea (aka Capric0rn)

Wallpaper: Sakura Flower, by Felipe Abe

Dock: RK Launcher with Longhorn Glass BG, by StefanKa

Dock Icons: various, feel free to ask

... Yes, I know I use an odd screen resolution. :D

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