May 2008 Desktops

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Updated my Linux desktop (previous post will reflect the picture). While not a Mac fan I always have liked how it looks, so this is the result.

Theme: Mac4Lin GTK/Metacity

Icons: Mac4Lin v0.4

Wallpaper: AppleSoft Aurora

Dock: AWM (Leopard theme)

Dock Icons: Gathered from the 4 corners of the internets

gDesklet: Good Weather 0.3

Can i get a link to that wallpaper, i only found one site with that wallpaper and it was in another language =(

Anyone know where I can find a dock skin for Rocketdock that looks just like that one please?

Theres one in their skin archives from memory or check deviantART's rocketdock section.

Rising Star

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Do you have the whole Feng tank colorpack (i think there's one)? I'd love to get my hands on that wall. Please please!

i don't have any colorpacks. moreover i dont have the original feng zhu tank wallpaper. i just found a desk screenshot with this tank on deviantart. then i resized it and recolored a bit. that's all.

Experienced

CactuzJak

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Got bored of my Mac theme, not because I didn't like, but because I prefer darker themes, so I think this Should do me well.

Theme: XNTricity

Icons: Clearlooks OSX

Dock: AWM with Simple Glass theme

Wall: Daft Fiction

Screenlets: XBL Gamercard, Watermark

Desklet: Good Weather 0.3

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