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Phil
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huh.... wierdo stuff. I really love the mouse gestures though, everytime I use a browser without em I get all frustrated trying to do commands that dont work.. heh
 
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Sunshine
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!!!! Mouse Gestures are evil!

Opera has 'em, I never used them. Opera is great for non-5-button mice like on the 8660C and stuff, because right-then-left click it goes back,a nd visa versa. and a transfer window tab and the greatest zoom feature and..... schweee.

Meh, I could go on forever :hushes: Razz.
 
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Peregrine
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Agreed, Pencil. It's too bad there's no decent graphical browser that supports 100% keyboard input, in a sane, ergonomic way. The only thing I really like the mouse for is gaming.

Using things like menus and mouse gestures is a tremendous strain on the wrist, not to mention slow.
 
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Sunshine
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Yes yes! I feel stupid using the mouse in most occasions, in a web browser I love it for scroll wheel and other added things but Ctrl+W, Ctrl+Q, Ctrl+Shift+W, Ctrl+Tab, Ctrn+N, Spacebar (FastForward in Opera), Backspace, etc. Some things are so strenuous, and Opera makes it great.

And, actually, Opera is super-de-duper in Linux, too. I can't stand Konqueror or Firebird or anything in Linux because of my love for Opera, and in Linux it is still a dream. You WILL use it, radix Mad!!

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Peregrine
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My desktop is FANCY!! Some of you may need to avoid looking at it, or it might cause epileptic fits.



Seriously, the way I use my computer I would see my background image about once every 3 days, so I don't have a fancy one.

Re: Opera. No thanks! I'm fine enough with Firefox to avoid paying for a browser. I especially like the type-ahead find for keyboard navigation. Definitely helps with ergonomics. And it lets me edit these horrible text input areas that web sites use in a sane editor like emacs.
 
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Sunshine
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Pay? Whoa now, I go serials for them both. I'd NEVER pay for software, silly man, no matter how hard it is to get certain stuff (persistent).

And my Linux desktop is similar, I'm using the comes-with-KDE "This is a KDE Box" background... just isn't worth it to make a special one for Linux when it looks sleek enough with that and, also, I never see the silly desktop, too Smile.

Yay for lacking care!
 
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Peregrine
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Originally posted by Manowar:
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Originally posted by pencil:
Hehe Smile. Everything is sort of big enough as is though, I like it. So... pretty...so much space...who the hell has a 19" monitor at 1024, you get the same axact viewspace on a 13". Might as well go all out and take advantage of the high res.


my 17 inch is at 1024



my 21" is at 1280x1024 Wink
 
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Peregrine
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Originally posted by the_Licker[1.01]:
well i hated them with a passion but since osx has come out and the ability to open plenty of apps, i find it more pleasureable and stable than windows. in college i had to use macs with os 9 and i always had it crashing on me using photoshop, illustrator and premiere, now that its unix based operating system, i havent had this crash on me yet, and i fully put it to the test using the a few of the above progs,while burning dvds etc. so if u are scarred from macs for life i can understand. Smile


based on jobs I've had in the past, I can work on both MACs and PCs about equal but have more time on PCs. I do not have a preference really . . . all I know is that they both BLOW when they Fuuk up . . . Razz Wink
 
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Peregrine
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Originally posted by radix:
My desktop is FANCY!! Some of you may need to avoid looking at it, or it might cause epileptic fits.

http://twistedmatrix.com/users/radix/shots/my_awesome_background.png

Seriously, the way I use my computer I would see my background image about once every 3 days, so I don't have a fancy one.

Re: Opera. No thanks! I'm fine enough with Firefox to avoid paying for a browser. I especially like the type-ahead find for keyboard navigation. Definitely helps with ergonomics. And it lets me edit these horrible text input areas that web sites use in a sane editor like emacs.


rather than show you the whole thing with icons I am just showing you the latest 2 I had on it . . . Razz

Imagesnake2a.jpg (300 Kb, 165 downloads) snake
 
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Peregrine
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here is the current one . . .

2 words . . . Brom rules. Thumbs Up

ImageBrom-blackangel.jpg (369 Kb, 162 downloads) Brom-BlkAngel
 
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Magistrate
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Originally posted by radix:
Seriously, the way I use my computer I would see my background image about once every 3 days, so I don't have a fancy one.


That's funny... I can only have such a busy wallpaper because I see my desktop once every 3 days or so.

If I needed to use mine often I'd probably have a background image like yours, radix.
 
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Peregrine
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I can't debate your logic, Manowar; I used to have some fancy background images myself, but I just forgot about them over time, I guess. It probably reverted to that image when I upgraded to Gnome 2.0 or something.
 
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Sunshine
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Hereś the Linux desktop. I actually just reinstalled Linux today (30 minutes ago) so its still jaaa.... but this is how my desktop was last time and how it will probably stay. Yay.

Imagelinuxdesk1.jpg (70 Kb, 131 downloads)
 
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Magistrate
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I must say, I like how the linux desktop stays the hell out of your face.

Perhaps I'll install it on an old machine and fart around with it. What are the hardware requirements?
 
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Phil
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You must have a really old machine if you are asking that... Wink
AND one of my newer backgrounds because I was bored

Imagebackground12.gif (451 Kb, 121 downloads)
 
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Phil
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I drew that the above black part for that wallpaper by the way. Kind of hard to see the detail with the shadowing ness I put on it.
Here is another one - just random abstract redness

Imagebackground14.gif (1,045 Kb, 113 downloads)
 
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Emeritus
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Here's a background I whipped up when I was experimenting with Photoshop and trying to learn it... I liked it enough to put it on as my wallpaper.

ImageCannabis2.jpg (267 Kb, 106 downloads) Experimenting with Photoshop
 
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Phil
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HAHAH! Thumbs Up
 
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Well had to change the harddisc and to make my compi comfortable again. The wallpaper is one of my own.

Imagedesktop_march.jpg (576 Kb, 81 downloads) Wintermoon's desktop
 
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Peregrine
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Well i figured since i found this topic i'd chare my some what lame desktop .. i normaly make it fancy but iv been to lazzy ... this is my first computer.. 2500 + barton 3 x 40 gig HDD's .. Radeon 9000 "ick" i know .. and im workin on my XP1800 + right now .. heres my dekstop anywho ..

Imagedesktop.JPG (297 Kb, 64 downloads) My Desktop .. nothing fancy and i got few MP3's
 
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