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January Desktops
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I just hosted my image with ImageShack but I didn't see an option to do this kind of thumbnail. How are you able to make the small "cool" thumbnails?
Is that compiz-fusion? Looks like "Effects" from Ubuntu. How do you do that on the Mac?
I think it's the "print screen" button slightly above and to the left of the number pad.
But when I was on Windows, I used this. Much more versatile.
Eh....just posted this about 3 days ago but since it is 'gonna be a new month *and* a new year in short order I figure I'll post it one more time. BTW.....great desktops everyone and Happy New Year!
its linux, not a mac
compiz-fusion is available for most linux distroes, not limited to ubuntu
Hey Clevin.....are you 'gonna put a RIP over that animated Netscape icon? LOL
Sorry, probably a bad joke but I couldn't resist.
Sorry, probably a bad joke but I couldn't resist.
Well recent-ish switchers like me have no Apps or have bought their apps when people were already prepping up for Leopard. Like me, I switched in August/September and have slowly been building up my app collection since then, purchasing as I go along. I have, for example, CS3 not CS2 because CS2 is no longer being supported, so with the choice I went for CS3 (HUGE educational discount - Score for the younger switcher! lol) and since people like me have no Mac compatible apps from before, we just get the new stuff which is already Leopard compatible or being worked on to make it Leopard compatible.
Personally, I've encountered one application problem and that's Adium not logging into MSN. So I downloaded Messenger for Mac and used that (which is buggy and horrible, and soon ended up uninstalled again
Thankfully, there are other options available). Other than that, I've had nothing.But for seasoned Mac users, the problems will probably be quite plentiful. I'm making a guess that you'll probably run into a few problems, but Leopard is pretty well supported and most of your apps should be fine. And if worst comes to the worst, you can always use an alternative - for Word, you can temporarily use TextEdit which handles .doc files reasonably well until a patch or new version comes along (I've been using TextEdit for most of my school work in the past few months since I can't afford iWork - It's reasonable. Beggars can't be choosers.) but maybe someone will be able to confirm whether or not it works on their Leopard for you so that you can know whether or not upgrading is going to mess everything up for you
Well now you're just rubbing it in! The tree on the left is just too bloody spectacular for words and it isn't, I repeat, it isn't on my desktop!!
Buck your ideas up matey, or there will be TROUBLE!!!!
Cassie said:
I think these things are so cute
I think I may have to retract that statement.
Link please?
I think I may have to retract that statement.
Here you go. It is not wide screen, so just center it and match the borders with the color of the background.
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