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[SolarShado]

Spoiler: My Latest (click to show/hide)

made in blender after I couldn't find a "glowing red eyes" that I liked on google images

[Aklyon]

I was about to ask if you were in the wrong thread, until I noticed the Arch Linux thingamajig in the corner.

[ein]

I do not like those.
It confuses people because they don't know what OS I use.
That and it's in Japanese.
I should call it aachi rinakusu.

[SolarShado]

I do not like those.
It confuses people because they don't know what OS I use.
That and it's in Japanese.
I should call it aachi rinakusu.

i don't follow... what are you saying here?

[ein]

Locale is set to Japanese, so everything's in Japanese.
As a result, everybody keeps obsessing that my computer is Japanese.
So to further confound them, I should say my OS is aachi rinakusu, or Arch Linux, but Japanised.
I can get away with this because there is no visible part of my desktop that reveals my OS.
Just a weird clock and system usage monitor.

[ToonyMan]

Spoiler: And another (click to show/hide)

[iceball3]

Locale is set to Japanese, so everything's in Japanese.
As a result, everybody keeps obsessing that my computer is Japanese.
So to further confound them, I should say my OS is aachi rinakusu, or Arch Linux, but Japanised.
I can get away with this because there is no visible part of my desktop that reveals my OS.
Just a weird clock and system usage monitor.

Can't you just use Applocale or is there something important in Japanese scripting that I missed?

[Jack_Bread]

My new desktop.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

The highlighted folder down there on the "window" looks much more convincing when it's not highlighted.

[dragonshardz]

Has anyone found a Rainmeter skin that opens/closes like Stikma Rain does? I'm thinking of rejiggering one, if there is one, into a skin for iTunes.

[woose1]

Well, Gnometer's working out well on my Windows 7 install, and I really like it so far.

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Hey, you, boy.

Yes, you, with the desktop. How did you manage to get those fancy shortcut thingies to the left and right? Hm?

[SolarShado]

Well, Gnometer's working out well on my Windows 7 install, and I really like it so far.

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Hey, you, boy.

Yes, you, with the desktop. How did you manage to get those fancy shortcut thingies to the left and right? Hm?

Pretty sure they're just large, custom desktop icons.

[lordnincompoop]

If you mean the large ones at the corners then yes. As for the smaller ones, they came with Rainmeter.

[breadbocks]

For the desktop unknowledgable, how does one go about using custom desktop icons?

[ECrownofFire]

I prefer to keep a completely empty desktop, I never use my desktop. And being able to actually see my wallpaper is nice too.

[ein]

For the desktop unknowledgable, how does one go about using custom desktop icons?

On Linux (if I remember correctly, Windows is the same) you can right click, choose properties, and it'll let you change the icon.
Also, go to /wg/.
They have everything you will ever need to know regarding using Rainmeter, Windows docks, custom taskbars, and, of course, getting new wallpapers.