Post a screenshot of your Desktop
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gubanovleo24
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ОS - Chrome OS Flex
In my opinion, Google provides a beautiful design and user-friendly interface.
Seems better suited to post in an already existing topic.
charlie.corder
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Chances are that you have never seen a vehicle exactly like this before!
This was a winter-time project of mine back around 1992.
I had a 1978 Dodge Van that was getting to the point of sending to junkyard - full of body rust.
However it still ran very good.
Soooooo Off with that old rusty metal body and on with the new wooden body.
OG
TC
This was a winter-time project of mine back around 1992.
I had a 1978 Dodge Van that was getting to the point of sending to junkyard - full of body rust.
However it still ran very good.
Soooooo Off with that old rusty metal body and on with the new wooden body.
OG
TC
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Deleted member 147986
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CommandResult Cinnamon Spice on Linux Mint with a bunch of system monitoring commands.
Usually sits on a side monitor. Everything is refreshed every 2 seconds.
Formatted such that it fits cromulently on half of a 1080P monitor with windows being able to tile next to or on top of it.
If you want to replicate something like this, the commands used and the config file are attached as a zip file to this post.
You'll likely need to install some packages and tweak the commands to fit your hardware. Requires a bit of console fu to make it all align cromulently on screen, but hopefully having a working example makes it easier.
Don't be scared of the long commands, during my journey making this I discovered useful commands I didn't know existed. It's a learning experience. Water is warm, come on in.
All of the information I can give is in the zip file. Memory, Network Addresses and Kernel sections can just be copied and pasted onto any Linux system. The other sections require editing for hardware differences.
If you're going to use my work, post your work built upon this in this thread so I can see people making use of it and possibly learn something. If it's unsuitable for a desktop and this thread, just PM me. Love to see useful tech.
Usually sits on a side monitor. Everything is refreshed every 2 seconds.
Formatted such that it fits cromulently on half of a 1080P monitor with windows being able to tile next to or on top of it.
If you want to replicate something like this, the commands used and the config file are attached as a zip file to this post.
You'll likely need to install some packages and tweak the commands to fit your hardware. Requires a bit of console fu to make it all align cromulently on screen, but hopefully having a working example makes it easier.
Don't be scared of the long commands, during my journey making this I discovered useful commands I didn't know existed. It's a learning experience. Water is warm, come on in.
All of the information I can give is in the zip file. Memory, Network Addresses and Kernel sections can just be copied and pasted onto any Linux system. The other sections require editing for hardware differences.
If you're going to use my work, post your work built upon this in this thread so I can see people making use of it and possibly learn something. If it's unsuitable for a desktop and this thread, just PM me. Love to see useful tech.
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Deleted member 147986
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Having two numbats fight over the rights to use a numpad to win their ultimate prize is youtube nerd gold.
This beast won't be on my desktop for a long time to come (nothing can beat the American goddess of beauty 
), but I thought I should share the beast cuz someone might like it.
1972 Plymouth Roadrunner Supercharged HEMI:
), but I thought I should share the beast cuz someone might like it.1972 Plymouth Roadrunner Supercharged HEMI:
I know I probably don't get out enough ("I aint got no culture!"), but who is that, anyway?New month, new picture of the goddess.
Correction: loves Melissa Benoist, regardless of the role she plays. It just so happens that Supergirl has 6 seasons, thus I was able to take more screenshots of Melissa. But I have shots from Waco, if you prefer.
And so do you, btw, but IDK why you refuse to admit it.
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OS - Debian 12 KDE Plasma
(theme: Sweet KDE)
Screenshot 1: Doctor Who series (season 4, episode 6: the Doctor's daughter)
Screenshot 2: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (film)
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