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You do reliaze I'm just messing with you at this point right? I stopped being serious a while ago.

That content isn't explicit in any way, but it isn't something I feel comfortable just looking at, especially as a desktop background. It would feel extremely awkward to me.

(09-25-2012, 08:41 PM)Axxer Wrote: [ -> ]That content isn't explicit in any way, but it isn't something I feel comfortable just looking at, especially as a desktop background. It would feel extremely awkward to me.

I feel comfortable

But yeah, everyone is different -> everyone likes different desktop backgrounds. (logical explanation! )

I still don't agree with the morality of those backgrounds though... Lust isn't good for you DefX. It just takes your eyes off of what really matters.

Here is it with icons :3

Lots of trash on your desktop eh ED?
Looks like someone has to clean their desktop.

You can also use something like Fences to organize your desktop very nicely.

Will be posting my desktop when I get home.

(09-25-2012, 10:04 PM)Garteal Wrote: [ -> ]You can also use something like Fences to organize your desktop very nicely.

So that is what I saw on one of my classmates computer XD

Mine

(09-25-2012, 08:57 PM)Axxer Wrote: [ -> ]I still don't agree with the morality of those backgrounds though... Lust isn't good for you DefX. It just takes your eyes off of what really matters.

Well, almost all OS X apps support fullscreen size. Most of the time, I don't see my desktop. So I'm not much distracted All I need is the dock, this is my real desktop

Quote:I still don't agree with the morality of those backgrounds though... Lust isn't good for you DefX. It just takes your eyes off of what really matters.

Please tell me you're not being serious.

Why do Windows users splatter their desktop with folders, icons, and files? I get that it's easy access to what you need, but it's a visual mess and a pain to keep track of. Even when I was on XP, I only had folders on it to the most common places I needed. I know it's possible for Linux desktop environments to do the same (and maybe OS X?) but out of all the "post your desktop" threads I've seen, it only happens on Windows :p