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I’m a beginner to Ubuntu having first heard of Linux a year ago. My desktop uses Docky and Conky. Very simple.
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS x64 Processor: Intel Core i5 -2410 CPU, 2.3 GHz RAM: 6GiB Graphics: Intel HD graphics 3000
GTK+ Theme: Zukitwo Window Theme: Zukitwo Shell Theme: Zukitwo Icon theme: faenza Cursor: Shere Khan X
Cherry
This desktop configuration runs on my laptop, home PC, and office PC. As you can see, I love screenlets. I use two Mail Screenlets and two Calendar Screenlets: one is for personal use and the other for work.
Home PC (will soon be transformed into home server): Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 2.5 GHz 8 GB DD2 RAM 2×120 GB, 2×250 GB, 1×1.5 TB HDDs ASUS P5K Premium Motherboard ATI Radeon 5770 Graphics
AnGeLoS
The top panel is Docky and the Cinnamon theme is ICS. The wallpaper should look familiar; it is actually the default wallpaper for Ubuntu 12.10, except that the hue was changed in Gimp. I use Microsoft Office only for compatibility on other computers, but I prefer LibreOffice. I use this laptop as my main computer—some light gaming like Sim Tower and Micropolis, as well as writing and designing for school.
Operating System: 32 bit Linux Mint 13 Maya Cinnamon Icons: Mint-X (Default) Gtk+ Theme: Adwaita Cinnamon Theme: ICS CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz RAM: 2 GB HDD: 200 GB (And shrinking) Computer Model: Fujitsu Lifebook A-Series
Keegan
Been using Linux since 2009 and always exploring what comes out to not tie myself to just one spot.
Desktop: Moomex GTK2.x theme with Faenza-Darkest icons along with Docky. I adjusted the transparency—using Compiz for the panel and Ubuntu tweak for everything else. System Specs: Acer Aspire 5336 packed with Intel Celeron 900 @ 2.20Ghz, 3GB of DDR3, 250GB HDD, and 64MB of Intel GMA4500M graphics (fancy huh?) OS: Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS (Long Term Support) 64-bit “Lucid lynx”
System runs very quick, and is 100% reliable with Linux. My only issue is the backlight bug for these older Intel video chipsets on the laptops, which is why I cannot upgrade. However, 10.04 hasn't failed me yet, so I will stick with it until the machine dies. It's keeping me a very happy camper.
Donald McCulloch