July 2008 Desktops

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Yggdrasilly

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First of all, I have to say...

@Sil3nt: Your comment on WoW in your Backloggery sig is amusing. Moreso because mine is so similar, heh.

Aside from that, here's mine, even though it's close to the end of the month. Trying to keep it clean and simple.

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VS: Watercolor Emico: Washed Black

Miranda: HUD mod

IEView: iChat with Samui Blue/Green templates

Wall: Hardwood with Lights by Zyklophon [flipped]

If I missed something and you want it, just ask.

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First of all, I have to say...

@Sil3nt: Your comment on WoW in your Backloggery sig is amusing. Moreso because mine is so similar, heh.

Aside from that, here's mine, even though it's close to the end of the month. Trying to keep it clean and simple.

dt260708_preview.png

VS: Watercolor Emico: Washed Black

Miranda: HUD mod

IEView: iChat with Samui Blue/Green templates

Wall: Hardwood with Lights by Zyklophon [flipped]

If I missed something and you want it, just ask.

where u get the firefox theme mate :)

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Yggdrasilly

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where u get the firefox theme mate :)

Ah! Of course, the one thing I forgot. :laugh:

That's Camifox, you can grab it from here. Also, make sure to check out their webpage, there's a bunch of customizations and things you can do with Stylish or your userChrome.css file. [The black bar behind the bookmarks bar is actually one such addon, just search for 'Glasser' and you should be able to find it.]

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Ah! Of course, the one thing I forgot. :laugh:

That's Camifox, you can grab it from here. Also, make sure to check out their webpage, there's a bunch of customizations and things you can do with Stylish or your userChrome.css file. [The black bar behind the bookmarks bar is actually one such addon, just search for 'Glasser' and you should be able to find it.]

love the theme wish there was a thunder bird theme too

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First of all, I have to say...

@Sil3nt: Your comment on WoW in your Backloggery sig is amusing. Moreso because mine is so similar, heh.

Aside from that, here's mine, even though it's close to the end of the month. Trying to keep it clean and simple.

dt260708_preview.png

VS: Watercolor Emico: Washed Black

Miranda: HUD mod

IEView: iChat with Samui Blue/Green templates

Wall: Hardwood with Lights by Zyklophon [flipped]

If I missed something and you want it, just ask.

Can i get a Link to that Miranda IEview theme or something close to that

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And can i get that wall

Thanks alot

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Yggdrasilly

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Can i get a Link to that Miranda IEview theme or something close to that

Check out the Miranda Customization Topic [in the Customization/Skinning forum], on the last page, I think. Enzo posted a link to a bunch of skins he put together. It's the iChat IEview theme in the package.

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