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Okay, desktop I guess (I would post my Linux one too, but that'd literally just be the wallpaper, since I don't use anything with a concept of desktop icons, and have no bars of any kind). http://ur1.ca/9enxr
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:16:03 UTC from web-
@bitshift Torchlight <3 Portal 2 <3 The hell is that yellow chrome icon. xD
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:17:09 UTC from web-
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:17:55 UTC from web
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@bitshift Oh, I've never used Canary so I wouldn't know xD
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:18:15 UTC from web-
@minti I use it for testing purposes. That's pretty much the only reason anything but Firefox is on there, after all. :)
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:19:04 UTC from web
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@bitshift Your Linux setup sounds just like mine :D
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:20:44 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel I actually normally have my icons switched off on Windows too. I don't like the concept particularly much, when I could just use a launcher of some kind (dmenu via Super+P on Linux, the Start->Run on steroids in the Vista/7 Start menu on Windows) and not obscure my pretty pictures during the brief times I _am_ on a plain desktop.
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:23:06 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel But I switched them back on for the purposes of the desktop comparison shenanginangs.
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:24:55 UTC from web -
@bitshift I turned on transparency in urxvt so I could see my pretty pictures while doing terminal work (such a chatting), which is pretty much everything I do except for when I'm using firefox or playing a game.
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:25:00 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel I have very light transparency, so I'd still see something, yes. But that being switched on is a more recent development.
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:26:21 UTC from web
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@bitshift Although the only reason mine's still barren is because I can't be bothered with getting conky set up on it.
Wednesday, 30-May-12 03:22:16 UTC from web
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