Show Us Your Desktop

[McNeo]

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Look at my next post.

[Death Shadow]

press print screen on the keyboard. then open up any picture editor such as microsoft paint and press paste. then save it and upload it somewhere such as googlepages. then post the link here.

unless u have ubuntu then u just press print screen and then upload it:)

[McNeo]

http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l153/McN...06/untitled.jpg

There we go...:)

[Fellow Hoodlum]

ACDSee Pro does mine a slightly different way, but hey same result ...

Desktop curtesy of Deviantart. Theme is 'Essence' by Lightstar using Style XP.

Sleazy Evenings ... Or don't piss the woman off

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Some say he is a proud member of: "The most paranoid group of people in the Community."

[Kira1997]

True, my desktop is plain in relation to most of yours. However, its worth is beyond measure IMHO:)

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[Exile]

updated version:)



custom made bloodrayne pic ( made with photoshop ) and the ....... <-- enter forgotten name theme.( thanks a bunch Dboy:))

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[Death Shadow]

hey i decided to post this here, just got ubuntu working with my graphics card. and i installed beryl.
this owns even vista:)

http://jonmp14.googlepages.com/Screenshot2.jpg

[Hades-Warpig]

How did you do that? Vista Unlimited?

And heres mine

]Crysis[/url]

Crysis FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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My comp specs:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+ 2.8ghz (non OC'ed)
2gig ddr2 memory
Nvidia GeForce 8800GTX 764mb Powered by EVGA
My case
700W Thermaltake Toughtpower PSU
Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit

[Dab]

Hey Mista.. I have that picture.. http://discoverygc.com/forums/index.php?s=...ost&p=27638

You might recognize the one on my desktop.. Originally had the picture of the Hyperion in EVE but went back to this one that I had before. Looks better.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa209/D...o11/Desktop.jpg

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[Virus]

How did you do that? Vista Unlimited?

And heres mine

]Crysis[/url]

Crysis FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dude, that's Linux Ubuntu. Vista is "t3h sux".

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