Post your desktop.

[breadtruck]

Same color as mine, but without the action package... but thats ok, its still sexy

 

[triath]

 

[Bobdog]

Yes Bobdog, i know. Photoshop runs better on a Mac, you dont have to remind me....

PS runs better on a Mac.

 

[Conscript]

Thats classy, does the calendar come as part of Object Destop or something? Id like to have a calendar on my desktop but could never seem to find one without having to install a load of skinning/desktop modding programs.

 

[triath]

It's called Rainlender, it's got many different skins.

http://www.ipi.fi/~rainy/index.php?pn=projects&project=rainlendar

 

[Conscript]

Thanks Tri, I may give it a go.

 

[Bobdog]

Brand-spaking new, hot off the hard drive (DingBat's hard drive, that is)

 

[SnotRocket]

 

[Bobdog]

Nice gui you got there, SnotRocket. However, the one you have is a copy of a beta build of Tiger that was since changed.

 

[SnotRocket]

Yeah but the best other one for windowblinds I could find didn't have my search bar on the upper right, so I couldn't make a functioning macsearch through finderbar with it.

 

[PUTZ]

Click for bigger view.

Is there any way I can get one desktop background to span both screens?

 

[JCoquillon]

Ultramon is an app that lets you do a bunch of stuff with dual screens that windows won't by default

 

[PUTZ]

Thank you Jc for the infos. Also, the pic on my desktop here is going to be on the back cover of the February Railpace. An RR enthusiast magazine for the NE United States. <3

 

[Athena]

wow, dual screens, PUTZ's doing it big!
Already said it, but that pic is really great.

ps. Do you have any clue when the trains are supposed to pass by or you're waiting hours in the cold to take the perfect picture ?

 

[PUTZ]

It's more g33k than you'd imagine. http://www.atcsmon.com/

With the program, and an approprietly "hacked" radio, I can listen in on the switch and signal commands on the 900mhz band. This handly proggie (adapted from the protocol Air Traffic Controllers use...which is public and free to use) decodes packets, assigns switch and signal mnemonics to them, and then grapfically displays them like in my first post on this page. It tells me where things are and where things are going...so I can get a picture. :-D

 

[JCoquillon]

Glad to be of help, ultramon should be better known tbh, so spread the word to all dual monitor users

 

[Zefr]

 

[JCoquillon]

Btw thanks a lot triath for the rainlander link, one of the most useful apps ever!

seriously I am amazed at how well it works

 

[triath]

I enjoy it aswell, nice and simple.

 

[ugl]