your KDE (screenshots)

[CraigPaleo]

Nice wallpaper.

So ... does everyone prefer their default panel / taskbar at the bottom? Who else moves it to the top? That's where I prefer it.

I prefer mine on top. My mouse spends most of the time toward the top of the screen due to menus and such. I find there is much less mouse travel when the panel is up there too.

[dequire]

Installed 12.04 this afternoon (replaced Ubuntu 10.04). Very minimal customization (as is my want). This is my 12.04 desktop.

Very nice. I like dark themes for some reason. The onlt thing that keeps me away from them full-time is that dialogue boxes in GTK apps (i.e. Firefox) get reversed and un-useable :/

[dequire]

Here's my current desktop. Minimalist, but with custom icons and a teminal on the desktop, always at the ready.

[jameslloyd]

My laptop



My desktop

[ScottyK]

Snowhog,

What widget(s) do you have on the right side? I can't get the picture large enough to make it out.

[Snowhog]

Just Conky.

[Guest]

[jovin]

I'm glad I jumped back to Kubuntu again. 12.04 is working better than ever.

Snowhog, do you mind sharing your conky?

Actually, I have a dual monitor setup. But I'll only show my primary one, since the other one is just a piece of wallpaper and a clock + processor widget.

Screenshot

[fillmont]

Clean!



Busy!



Relatively minor changes to the defaults: Caledonia theme, FormaN windows decoration, KFaenza icons, Nedroid background, Icon Only task manager, Ubuntu font, Kubuntu gear kickoff icon.

[Snowhog]

Snowhog, do you mind sharing your conky?

Keep in mind, that the configuration works for my PC.

[schnelle]

I was (again) playing around with qtcurve:



:cool:

[bra|10n]

My first attempt at some theming consistency.



http://i.imgur.com/hUSIp.jpg

Wallpaper = delight by solutionall@deviantart
Icons = Iceglass
Plasma by me
Widget Style = QTCurve

[rms]

Cool looking desktop! +1

[SecretCode]

Is that using oxygen-transparent?

[SteveRiley]

Is that using oxygen-transparent?

I love oxygen-transparent. At first I thought it might be annoying. But then it really started growing on me. For reasons I can't explain, it feels "comfortable" seeing layers of windows. Weird, but I can't think of any other way to explain it.