Show Us Your Desktop..!!

[jp734]

TahrPup64 still rocking the AMD proprietary fglrx driver for HD series gpu on dual screen and the latest Seamonkey web browser

[geo_c]

On dual monitors, here's a little playing around in gimp with backgrounds for KLV-spectrwm, and some gtkdialogue scirpts with realtime cpu and mem monitors, as well as some hotkey lists showing just how well you can operate KLV-spectr without a mouse.

[Sofiya]

KLA-HyprlandCE

[nilsonmorales]

My next puppy

very minimalist theme

[jp734]

New desktop with the new image I just finished (practicing my graphic design). Have to remember though, it's "simple - fast - free" instead of "fast - simple - free"
If you like the image, you can download it here: https://ibb.co/86pJQPn - You might have to edit the image and make it brighter. Depends on your monitor. The desktop monitor I'm using displays the image just fine but a bit dark on my laptop.

[Sofiya]

KLV-HyprlandCE

[jp734]

A token of appreciation. A tribute to puppy linux and the community. Thank you!

[greengeek]

A token of appreciation. A tribute to puppy linux and the community.

Keen for a link to a big version if you have one. Great wallpaper!

[mikewalsh]

Current daily driver - Xenialpup64 : highly-modified, heavily-upgraded & hugely-customized.

Kernel k6.9.1, glibc 2.31. Usual "Infocenter" on the right - gKrellM + pWidgets.......and a cleaned-up, streamlined, re-coloured, smoother "take" on the wallpaper I've been using for my equally highly-modded Slacko 5.6.0.

Same old, same old, really.....!!

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Populated with the usual host of 'portable' browsers/apps, along with a smattering of Windows applications running under WINE v9.8 ATM.....

Mike.

[jp734]

A token of appreciation. A tribute to puppy linux and the community.

Keen for a link to a big version if you have one. Great wallpaper!

@greengeek

Thank you. Here's the link: https://ibb.co/Nj6Qq81

[rockedge]

KLV-Airedale-sr13:

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[rockedge]

Super-F96-CE_4 in action. Loaded with two separate complete web servers, it runs a copy of this forum in 3 versions for testing and assembling.
Using a complete backup restored in the versions running on a localhost. Using XAMPP with PHP8.2+ for Apache or then using the built in Hiawatha web server :

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[jp734]

Spending time with the family and a question was brought up, "who doesn't like a puppy?", and it gave me an idea.

Wallpaper and a few others can be found here: viewtopic.php?p=123928#p123928

"The whole world could use a puppy... ...linux" -

[nilsonmorales]

BookwormPup64
Icon theme:Paper
cortile
picom
random wallpaper
10 workspaces: notifier in yad
no menu buttom, no labeled tasklist

[pp4mnklinux]

Starting with EasyOs 6.0

Barry Kauler project, what else?

Surprised with the way it works, its speed and possibilities of use.

As I said at EasyOs subforum, I am starting working with it.... this summer I haven't got a lot of time, but I think It will satisfy my needs.

More or less, this is the default easyos desktop.

Congrats, Barry, CHEERS

[bigpup]

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[geo_c]

Is this something like a @mikewalsh approach?

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[bigpup]

Not exactly sure what is the mikewalsh approach.

It is a Star Trek style lcars wallpaper, a neon style icon set, deleted some desktop icons, and moved what was left around, changed location of the tray to top.
Adjusted location of the drive icons (Puppy Event Manager->Rox icons), and location of Conky (edit conkyrc), with some color changes to Conky (Conky Settings).

[geo_c]

Not exactly sure what is the mikewalsh approach.

It is a Star Trek style lcars wallpaper, a neon style icon set, deleted some desktop icons, and moved what was left around, changed location of the tray to top.
Adjusted location of the drive icons (Puppy Event Manager->Rox icons), and location of Conky (edit conkyrc), with some color changes to Conky (Conky Settings).

The @mikewalsh approach is to build and use a wallpaper with sections that look like windows and place the icons in those wallpaper "windows"

That's how yours looks, so I'd say yes, you're kind of doing the same thing.

[mikewalsh]

@bigpup / @geo_c :-

I can see what @geo_c means.

I use "docks".......but those 'docks' are NOT applied by a piece of software. Rather, I modify, then draw my 'docks' directly onto the background wallpaper in the locations where I want them. This allows me to group certain classes/types of application together in the same place so that I always know where to find them.

I got into this habit many years ago, before I'd even heard of Puppy.....way back in my Windows XP days. This was when I first began using MooiTech's 'PhotoScape' (extremely good for this kind of thing, and I've used it ever since). I've always enjoyed graphic design - dates all the way back to my senior years at secondary school, encouraged by a very progressive art teacher we had - and during my last few years with XP I was part of a discussion group at DeviantArt on "human interface design cues" (long since disbanded, I'm afraid). 'Twas here that I evolved the early seeds of what would eventually develop into my Puppy 'look'.

I've always liked a 'busy' desktop, with stuff going on all the time. I intensely dislike digging down through multi-level menus to find what I want.....I frequently can't remember quite what IS installed, there's so much of it! My Pups have always been general workhorses, so they have to be able to cope with everything I throw at them.....

(*shrug...*)

Mike.

[pp4mnklinux]

I like this OS a lot.

It gives me "emotion" again.

It takes a little bit to be used to it... but it is what I like (speed) although I miss some "beauty"

Give it a try. Recomended.

SPANISH.- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgrnYy55qn0

English.- https://mydistroreview.com/easyos/