All Desktop Screenshots of 2020
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Re: All Desktop Screenshots of 2020
YEP...Thats where it came from...Now go impress her of what you now know of the great artists...lol...DAMIEN
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Re: All Desktop Screenshots of 2020
This one of my favorite threads - I really enjoy seeing the creativity of other forum members. Trytip - quite artistic and beautiful - beauty is truly in the eyes of the beholder as the saying goes. I find it interesting how these desktops run the spectrum from Sci-fi/tech/ to retro to artistic. I have one of Fabio's (a forum member) wallpaper designs on a laptop that I thought was just stunning I it's creativity.
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Re: All Desktop Screenshots of 2020
Mint 19.3 Xfce for End of 2020. Still waiting for Mint 20 to settle and 19.3 is still working nicely.
Still using KDE/Plasma bits to give Xfce the transparency I like on nearly all my Qt apps like Dolphin. Dolphin's side pane is hidden in this shot.
I installed the Metacity 'Rusted Darkness' theme because I liked the Window Decoration but I modified it with Big Buttons (ugly - yes - but I hate searching for invisible buttons).
Still using a 55 inch monitor, so I have room for all the transparent Panels (quicker access to frequently used stuff and to my shell scripts that using file managers or the Menu). The bonus, and my MAIN reason for using all the panels is that with the little spaces left at the ends of the Panels I have a number of spots to scroll with my mousewheel on the desktop to switch Workspaces.
I didn't enjoy stuffing around with Conky trying to get a 'clean, simple' clock I was after that would float nicely over the top of open apps, so I replaced my bottom Panel with Cairo-Dock and enabled the Cairo-Clock plugin. It works, and it has the transparency I wanted so it can float over open apps.
Wallpaper is the island where I was living aboard my yacht until she was wrecked by a cyclone.
Still using KDE/Plasma bits to give Xfce the transparency I like on nearly all my Qt apps like Dolphin. Dolphin's side pane is hidden in this shot.
I installed the Metacity 'Rusted Darkness' theme because I liked the Window Decoration but I modified it with Big Buttons (ugly - yes - but I hate searching for invisible buttons).
Still using a 55 inch monitor, so I have room for all the transparent Panels (quicker access to frequently used stuff and to my shell scripts that using file managers or the Menu). The bonus, and my MAIN reason for using all the panels is that with the little spaces left at the ends of the Panels I have a number of spots to scroll with my mousewheel on the desktop to switch Workspaces.
I didn't enjoy stuffing around with Conky trying to get a 'clean, simple' clock I was after that would float nicely over the top of open apps, so I replaced my bottom Panel with Cairo-Dock and enabled the Cairo-Clock plugin. It works, and it has the transparency I wanted so it can float over open apps.
Wallpaper is the island where I was living aboard my yacht until she was wrecked by a cyclone.
Current main OS: MInt 21.3 with KDE Plasma 5.27 (using Compiz as WM) - Kernel: 6.5.0-15 on Lenovo m900 Tiny, i5-6400T (intel HD 530 graphics) 16GB RAM.
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