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Here is mine:


I use Equinox GTK theme and a handmade openbox theme.
Wbar2, Lxpanel, conky and Nitrogen for the desktop.
Please share a screenshot of your desktop and feel free to post any of your configuration files such as conkyrc, jwmrc, etc..
Cheers!
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a-ma-zing!!!!!!!
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Sidni: Thanks! what about your desktop? :-)
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This my desktop. XD
I use Slitaz standard apps to manage windows and desktop, just to have low RAM usage.
I downloaded from internet and modified the image before setting it as wallpaper.
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here my little eeepc 701 :
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here my little eeepc 701 (hostname : pantera) :
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brainlessmutant: Nice, Which wm do you use? I don't think Openbox can draw windows themed like this.
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Sidini: I have a 512mb machine and slitaz uses only about 18mb from ram when idle! 
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@m.alaa8
I also have 512MB of RAM... But using just 18MB of RAM when idle? Simply incredible! XD
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@ m.alaa8 : I'm using a hacked (by me) version of jwm, this version is an early version, on my other computer (slitaz is broken I will try something to fix it today) I added more stuffs. I plan to eventually adding some sound control and mplayer controls directly to the wm...
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my little desktop 
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here is mine..
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Another wallpaper...
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Hi gibor!
What is your window manager? It looks like Microsoft Windows desktop, and could be a good option to new Linux users coming from Windows.
Thanks in advance.
Have a nice day!
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Hi Genesis, is openbox with xp theme.
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Thank you, gibor! 
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So i use Standart 4.0 version
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Hi,
Here is mine! [attachment=48739,2942]
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Note this PC is for my young kids.
I'd love to get rid of that word "Applications" on the panel but dunno how.
That launcher on the OP, maybe wbar, looks cool, I wonder if it allows single click launch. Or for that matter if there's a way to enable single click launch with the dekstop shortcuts I have now...
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edit: I stared at my own attachment and realized (for the first time) my desktop icons weren't perfectly aligned. So I fixed that and edited this message to attach a new screenshot, but dunno how to remove the old one.
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R8: I see you have two graphs in your panel, a red and a blue. I have the default one for CPU so familiar with that, but it's white.... what are yours? Is there one for memory, I'd love to throw that in the panel too if it doesn't eat resources; I only have 512M so often its memory I'm more concerned about than CPU.... share details...
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Hello
1/Remove the word "Applications" on the panel:
Just right clcik on task bar and you will see options to create/configure the panels. Remove the element with the menu and add a new one (menu). My system is in French, it's difficult to explain what to do in English.
2/The quick launch panel:
Just right click on the bar below and create a new panel above. In the new panel, add an element to launch applications.
3/Graphs: it's a graph with CPU usage (blue) and RAM usage (red). It's called "Moniteur de ressources". In the options, choose that you want to see RAM and CPU.
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Thanx and mercis R8. #3 was simple I should have found by exploring. #1 wasn't intuitive since I can't edit the existing one, but once I realized its the icon, yeah, found the slitaz-icon.png and made it that, couldn't find the black&white one, but happy enough. Hardly worth another screenshot in here cuz it's so similar, but I can't resist. This stuff is probably basic for those using this stuff a while, but I'm new, and really really loving Slitaz, it's made this Pentium 4/512mb FAST and I'm still awestruck.
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Here is my desktop, a hybrid one
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