Hi...heres a shot of the netbook desktop....dual boot Win7 and Peppermint linux....a great easy to use distro.I also dual boot my home desktop Win Xp and Peppermint.
Love love love the fishbowl icons! I would never get any work done with those on my desktop. I'd just spend my time playing with the cool icons.
these arts are pretty awesome credits goes to Louis King Jr http://pissnaround.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=0 specialy this one http://pissnaround.deviantart.com/a...32691274?q=gallery:pissnaround/20380197&qo=18 and http://pissnaround.deviantart.com/art/Cornered-II-332667391?q=gallery:pissnaround/20380197&qo=19 never thought xubuntu look so awesome )
xubuntu 12.10 from live cd truly awesome after if you dont like unity this one is for you specialy after dockbarX its pretty sexy desktop
some more awesome art of work i like here simple yet very beautiful http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Radiance-suite-284675661?offset=10#comments http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/A7-294640077?q=gallery:nale12/34824193&qo=3 http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Reflection3-279915707?q=gallery:nale12/34824193&qo=11 edit: please i do not promote artwork or icons or dockbar ....to....... download.......etc i just link it because i like the artwork and want to share with everyone )
My EeePC's rather ugly JWM desktop... This is actually Kubuntu 12.10, using KDE apps in a JWM session - as you can see, the KDE control center's network management works fine. I use dmenu for launching stuff, slock for screen locking, and Dolphin to manage files; JWM is also set to run kdeinit4 and feh (for the wallpaper) on startup. Since the netbook's ACPI hotkeys work, all power management in JWM is handled by acpid. (And I just open a console and run acpi when I need to check the battery status.) It's unsightly and a bit awkward, but IMO it does the job better than the default KDE session. I find that KDE works better as a collection of independent desktops apps than as an actual desktop.
