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Since a lot of the sites in this thread are giving errors, I will let everyone know before hand that if you get an error trying to access my screenshot that says service unavailable... just try again later, I have traffic quotas setup on my web server.
Oh ya, this is KDE 3.2 on Mandrake 9.2 with a completely custom color scheme. The icons are icons from KDE and Mandrake, they are just oversized.
Well for some reason I have not been getting any post alert emails for this thread lately I thought it died.
Anyway, here's a new one from me. It's Gentoo, kernel 2.6.1 running Fluxbox on my new iBook I have tried getting Mac on Linux installed a few times and ran into trouble, but I'll sort it out when I get some free time. I really want to see what it's like to run OS X in a window from Linux . Should make for some different screenshots.
For anyone looking for a good laptop, EVERYTHING works under Linux on this G3 900mhz. The sound, display, NIC, Airport, modem, dvd/cdwr, mousepad, everything... All with an average of 4 hours battery life.
Me? That is gkrellm2. It has a ton of features. There is a package of like 100 skins on the net somewhere, but the one in that shot happens to be the default (a variation of anyway). It does CPU, proc, ram/swap, battery, net, etc. Check it out
Originally posted by coldAndUgly Wow, there're some amazing screenshots here guys, here are a couple of mine.
Slackware 9.1 running Openbox 3.1 as the WM.
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