let's see those desktops (rev 2.0)

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Heh, I'm going to try and be "clean" for a little while. So, here is my desktop:
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Okay, so you don't see any bars? Right.
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All the menus are on auto hide, and the place with the running programs is transperent and always on top, of course, it leaves when no programs are running.
 
That's cool and all but if your running graphic intense stuff like I do I have a feeling that would be taking up alot of my resources.
 
What kind of programming is that, Burnout? That's friggin sweet! So clean, so nice. Is it Linux, or XP? or something else? It boggles me.
 
It's windows 2000 pro, with objectbar. Objectbar is fully customizable windows start bar replacement. It took finding a skin I liked and messing with the settings for about 2 hours to get it just right, but I'm loving it! If you google for ObjectBar, it'll come up. I'm also using windowblinds to make the windows look more like the objectbar colors and stuff, but I didn't show any of that stuff in the screenies. I recommend this to anyone.

Something else, if you feel like customization:
If you want something like Linux but want windows, check out litestep. It's free, and stuff. It's a fully programable/skinnable replacement for explorer.exe. Pretty cool, but I didn't feel like getting into detail with it. I mean this, though, you can make it exactly like Linux, but be able to use all the windows things. It's also faster than explorer.exe. I had it on last night, but took it off because I didn't feel like learning how to use it. I would seriously check that out. Now, this thing is powerful, so I'd only recommend it to people that are good with coding/etc.
 
here we go... I did it myself... It needs work on the face though...
 

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I never said it was supposed to. I just prefer more work then just a few simple clicks when I look at a piece of art. That is all.

Sorry about the confusion.
 
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