Let's see those desktops (rev 4.0)

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Running Mountain Lion, I just ditched Notification Centre. The dock also hides and Bowtie stays on desktop level.

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I knew being patient for a good 'Vette wallpaper would pay off:D
 
Windows 7 Ultimate x64...

... Classic theme, with all visual effects turned off, and the taskbar auto-hidden on the left side of the screen.

With no desktop icons. :3

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People see it and say "lol is that windoze 98".

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Actually, they usually say "omg my little pony is for giiirrrlllsss u must be ghey", but still...
 
Had to use content-aware from CS6 to make the image big enough, that's why we have repeat guys with cameras in the corners. Still, it's better than looking at something that's been stretched to fit.

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No wonder there were so many deaths in the 70s and 80s, where the hell is the driver protection?
 

Having a bit of fun with CandyBar. The ions may be a bit of a mishmash (and the calendar app refused to change oddly) but I like the neat little pictures :dopey:
 
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I really miss this era of WRC. :(
 
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First time with rainmeter. Cleared off the icons and hid the recycle bin. Also changed the icons of my most used programs.
 
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Having a bit of fun with CandyBar. The ions may be a bit of a mishmash (and the calendar app refused to change oddly) but I like the neat little pictures :dopey:
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That's because iCal has multiple icons it uses depending on if it's viewed in a folder or the dock, it can be changed easily if you do it manually. Appstore downloads are the same even though Candybar refuses to change them.
 
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