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April Desktops
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April Desktops
This is part of a series I did - inspired by the gorgeous spring weather, I guess. I got a 20" cinema display this month, so I have to re-size all my wallpapers. I'm not too glum about it, though. Multiple sizes available at my site.
This is part of a series I did - inspired by the gorgeous spring weather, I guess. I got a 20" cinema display this month, so I have to re-size all my wallpapers. I'm not too glum about it, though. Multiple sizes available at my site.
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Heres mine. I proudly have too much crap on my desktop 
. I use to be a lot more cleaner, but I just found it so much more easier just to save it to the desktop and later delete it when it gets to full... time is comming up for another round of deleting.
Also, obvious what I want, just gotta wait a little longer for REV B, hopefully with Tiger to.
. I use to be a lot more cleaner, but I just found it so much more easier just to save it to the desktop and later delete it when it gets to full... time is comming up for another round of deleting.Also, obvious what I want, just gotta wait a little longer for REV B, hopefully with Tiger to.
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Devie said:Heres mine. I proudly have too much crap on my desktop
Also, obvious what I want, just gotta wait a little longer for REV B, hopefully with Tiger to.
Is it possible to get anymore icons on there!!! Very tidy though
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Edit: No problem Fedora
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Edit: No problem Fedora
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You can never go wrong with an aqua BG...
I always find myself falling back to those once in a while. My old green imac has an aqua on her :-D
I always find myself falling back to those once in a while. My old green imac has an aqua on her :-D
Continuing With Cars.....
For anyone who wants to know where I got this picture, Click Here
For the Last one, Click Here
For anyone who wants to know where I got this picture, Click Here
For the Last one, Click Here
