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November Desktops

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switched it up!
not very November
 

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eyedoc_00 said:
I just got my i5 today. This is my 1st attempt with GeekTool. :D
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That screenshot is phenomenal for showing just how much more screen there is, although obviously 27" is bigger than 20".

When I ran your screenshot at full resolution, the amount of scrolling left to right I could do was frightening.
 
Hilmi Hamidi said:
I'm surprised you didn't use ClearType font with that LCD's resolution.
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Yeah, i don't know. I just got used to it.
Got headaches after i worked under mac os the first time :). But they've gone after a few days.

But hey, i just changed it. We'll see if it's any improvement for me...
 
WeegieMac said:
That screenshot is phenomenal for showing just how much more screen there is, although obviously 27" is bigger than 20".

When I ran your screenshot at full resolution, the amount of scrolling left to right I could do was frightening.
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The 27" screen is amazing. The amount of real estate will take some time to get used to. For the past 6 months I have been using a 15" laptop.
 
My current MBP desktop. Buying a monitor, vertical stand, and 4 gigs of crucial on monday so my desktop will be different by next Friday hehe.
 

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zen said:
Nice pic. Is that calendar just part of the desktop picture, or is it some kind of app?
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The calendar appears to be Dateline, which is a cool, unobtrusive program that displays a linear calendar, and if you click it you can see your iCal events for a given day.

They seem to be updating it frequently to get bugs out and stuff, and at 4.95 I thought it was worthwhile to support what they were doing.

http://machinecodex.com/dateline/index.php
 
reubs said:
The calendar appears to be Dateline, which is a cool, unobtrusive program that displays a linear calendar, and if you click it you can see your iCal events for a given day.

They seem to be updating it frequently to get bugs out and stuff, and at 4.95 I thought it was worthwhile to support what they were doing.

http://machinecodex.com/dateline/index.php
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This is correct - Dateline is a pretty cool app.
 
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