Post Your Linux Desktop!

[bryansmith]

Very nice jaboua...back to Arch I see.

Bryan

[daacosta]

[oz]

I remember the first time I booted into DSL and saw that wallpaper. I loved it then, and still do.

[jaboua]

Very nice jaboua...back to Arch I see.

Bryan

1) Thanks
2) Yes

[cayalee]

Gentoo, Gnome 2.12, Eterm feat. Larry the Cow

how do you get the see through terminal window on your desktop???? thats well good!

[psic]

how do you get the see through terminal window on your desktop???? thats well good!

Depends on the terminal, for Aterm you add '-tr' (for transparent) to the command. So if you have an icon on the panel for running Aterm, you can edit it so that the command which it runs when clicked on is:
aterm -tr

Type 'man aterm' for more options.

[void_false]

Looks like I didnt post my desktop here
http://ubuntuforums.org/gallery/showimage.php?i=796&c=2

[Zelmo]

Hey, I have a question regarding screenshots taken in KDE. I used the keyboard shortcut that I defined in my accessibility settings to take a screenshot, but I don't know where the screenshot was saved. I looked in various places in my home directory (including hidden directories) and searched the system for likely keywords, but keep turning up empty. I'm pretty sure the screenshot really happened, judging by the pause in my news ticker and a spike in CPU activity when I hit the key (happens consistently every time I hit the hotkey).

I know I can use KSnapshot and tell it where to save screenshots, but in the meantime I'm bugged by two things: knowing there are screenshots lost somewhere on my computer, and not knowing where to find the screenshots when I want to use the quick-n-easy keyboard shortcut.

[muha]

have you tried control-V-ing in a graphical application after you hit that button?

[stjepan]

Here is mine:
http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/4932/shot1sf.png
It is WMII