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I use this photo from wikipedia as the wallpaper. It's a photo of the first web server. Note the label on the base unit: This machine is a server. Do not power down!!!
Here is my current KDE4 desktop, with mupen64plus emulator and rss-glx hyperspace screensaver and of course compiz-fusion with the cube and wallpaper plugin for multiple wallpapers. http://webpages.charter.net/daedra/screen.png
How do you take screenshots in slackware 13? PRint Screen dosen`t work
Here's how I do screenshots:
Code:
Alt+F2
Then type in that box:
Code:
xwd | convert - ~/scr.png
This will take a snapshot of the entire active window, and you will have a scr.png in your /home/yourname directory. The scr.png is just a name for the ensuing file - you may use any name you wish with the .png extension.
The resulting image may be too large to upload, or you just may want to reduce it for other use - even an avatar.
So to reduce the image, do this:
Code:
convert -geometry 800x600 /home/yourname/scr.png
This is an example. The size can be anything you want. You can also use .jpg instead of .png.
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