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This is Ubuntu 11.10, 64-bit, running on my EeePC 1005PX with Intel Atom N450 @ 1.6GHz and 2GB RAM. I'm using Gnome-Shell instead of Unity. The theme Ambiance Blue is installed, and the icon theme is Faenza. Gnome Shell Weather Extension is installed as per the following guide, which is also the configuration tool for all of this desktop; gnome-tweak-tools: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/10/install-gnome-shell-weather-extension.html#more. My wallpaper is a photo I took from Gothenburg City on a summer night.
Barbara Hohensee
This is the desktop I currently have on the Linux Mint installation on my laptop. It's the standard desktop background, complete with several icons for the programs I use most. At the bottom you see Cairo dock with Mint-style icons, sorted in launchers, applets, and running applications.
My system is a Samsung R730 17.3“ laptop with a P6100 Core 2 Duo CPU, 4GB RAM and 500GB hard disk. The monitor is 16:9 with 1600×900 pixels. It's simple but nice, just like me.
DeMus
This is my desktop.
I am a student and also a novice to Ubuntu. My desktop looks so cool in a green and black combo. I am a Tamil. Our region always looks so cool with green paddies, so I choose this paddy wallpaper for my desk. I added some screenlets, and Cairo Dock increases the charm.
My cpu is a dual core @1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM.
Manimaran G
My computer is an Intel Core i7 2600 (4 Cores) @ 3.4 GHz, and 4 GB of RAM. I'm running Kubuntu 11.10. The plasma theme is the default Air theme, and the colour scheme is “Penguin”. What makes my desktop attractive (to me) is the widget style, Oxygen Transparent, configured with a hint of transparency.
Also of note is the fact that I've given all the folders in my Home directory custom icons. Most of them are from the Dark Glass Reworked Icon set. Despite being mostly for aesthetics, I find it surprisingly productive. It's easy to find my usual folders. And when I put something temporary in my Home Directory, the plain blue stands out, and I'm more inclined to work through the file/folder and delete it, or relocate to its permanent residence inside one of the other folders.
Stephan Goosen
Inside this cheap Asus Vento A2 chassis is where the Full Circle magic happens.
Inside it beats an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU seated on an Abit IP35 Pro XE motherboard which has a total of 4GB of RAM. I have two old hard drives, a 55GB one which I rarely use, and the other is 114GB which I use for backups. My main hard drive, which sits on my desk, is 1TB. It holds the entire archive of FCM in both Scribus, and PDF, format. But, then again, so does the Ubuntu wiki.
Display is driven by an Nvidia GeForce 9400 GT. Out of the picture is my Netgear router which gives me wireless Internet throughout the house, handy for all my other widgets and gadgets.
And yes, I do have a hard drive hanging out the side of my PC all the time.
Feel free to send in photos of your PC to misc@fullcirclemagazine.org.
Ronnie