Post your desktop

[FraggerMac]

Right monitor (empty):

Any chance you will share this wallpaper with us?

http://mantia.me/wallpaper/one-ring/
There are a lot of other great wallpapers on there too.

[Poe]

LOL @ Poe's pirated windows 7.   

Hahahahahaha. Wha? I don't know what youz talkin' about. 

[gh_speedyg]

Does anyone know why I can't see any of the pictures?  Also here's mine.



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[SnKCoffeeBlacks]

mine, no pretending from me...

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[SlimPickins]

Here's mine. Arch Linux with Xfce, using the built in compositor in xfwm4 for the transparency. Oh yeah, and KD's server browser in action!

 - Pickins

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[KD197]

Nice to see another Archer!
Mine is Arch Linux with DWM (with additional patches), my own bash status piped into DWM's statusbar, heavily-customised Firefox (I like to compile things ), and of course my server script. No icons or clicky menus, just dmenu and a load of keybinds.

[BourBon]

hmmm... 

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[SlimPickins]

Nice! I've always had respect for the lightweight WM users. I used to be a Fluxbox guy, myself, but have gotten lazy in my later years with hacking config files. I chose Xfce after seeing all the stuff they finally got working in 4.6.2 and think it's a decent compromize between featurset and lightweight-hackability. Plus it still has the right click menu, which was a "must have" for me coming from Fluxbox.

 - Pickins

[KD197]

I've been fiddling with PekWM with PyPanel lately, because I get bored occasionally and like to see if any non-tiling WMs can match up to the might of tiling. Back when I used to use Fluxbox, someone told me that "once you go tiling, you never go stack" lol.
Took me a few goes to get DWM working nice but I've had it ever since. PekWM looks quite nice, but these days I find things like window decorations and desktop menus unnecessary. Common apps are keybound, and there's dmenu for everything else. It's by the same people as DWM, and all it does is makes a horizontal list of programs across the top of your screen, you just start typing the name of the app and it reduces the number of options accordingly. Highlight then hit enter Or just open a terminal and use "&" and "disown"

[SlimPickins]

Cool, yeah I haven't really found a WM since Fluxbox that's really gotten me intrigued enough to spend the time getting it setup and learning the quirks. However, after reading your earlier post, I went and installed Awesome (offshoot of DWM I believe), just to see what this tiling craze was all about, and I have to admit that I quite enjoyed the ride. Tiling is intriguing to me, primarly because it's "different."

All the other WMs I've been messing with (*box, fvwm, etc) are cool in their own way, but none have really given me good reason not to just use a lightweight DE like Xfce. I'll probably keep Awesome installed and tinker with it further just to have something different to mess around with.

 - Pickins

[sniper#420[1up]]

my desktop

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[KD197]

Dude how can you have such a low-res wallpaper?!

Pickins, I know many people on the Arch IRC channels that have a bittersweet relationship with Awesome because the dev(s) kept changing the way the configs worked and everyone had to keep rewriting their configs to keep up with the changes. I dunno if that's still the way but you might wanna check before you spend ages configuring it!

[FedoraMike]

My current Desktop across 2 monitors...

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[PowerMaid]

I like trolls. 'Nuff said.

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[Shadow[1up]]

You can only see my back ground i hiden thePicto's

my pc will get reinstated today

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