All Desktop Screenshots of 2021

[Cyberbleuet]

Simple, clear....



Salutation!

[rossdv8]

Couldn't find the 'leaves' I was after so these had to do for now

[dollyp]

Couldn't find the 'leaves' I was after so these had to do for now

Screenshot_2021-03-23_22-09-33-2.jpg

rossdv2

Can you tell me what the program is that's just above bottom left on your screenshot. Looks good

Regards
dollyp

[rossdv8]

That program is another KDE program. The 'System Monitor' ksysguard.
It is in the repository and can be installed using sudo apt install ksysguard, although with Xfce (which I use) and also with Cinnamon and Mate, installing KDE programs WILL drag a bit of luggage with them.

I tweak my KDE 'qt' programs for transparency - because as a long time KDE user I enjoy being able to do it.
For that I use a theming engine called Kvantum and to configure it I use kvantum-manager.
However if you don;t feel the need for transparency, ksysguard works just fine using its normal theme.

Of all the system monitors it is still my favourite for clear display and ease of use. Especially when I need to quickly Find and KILL something.

[rossdv8]

Found the leaves I was looking for:

[Overkill]

Found the leaves I was looking for:

mint-leaves-02-logo.jpg

Nice wallpaper! What is that "Dock?" called? It's kinda like Mac but unique.

[darkstrike]

Looks like maybe Cairo or Plank...?

I use Cairo - cool program! I have mine on the right side of the screen, but it works very well and is very configurable!

[Overkill]

Found the leaves I was looking for:

mint-leaves-02-logo.jpg

May I ask where you found your wallpaper?

[Overkill]

[rossdv8]

Found the leaves I was looking for:

mint-leaves-02-logo.jpg

May I ask where you found your wallpaper?

I think what I started with comes as Default with Cinnamon, although I copied it out of of /usr/share/backgrounds in Mint Xfce.
Then I just changed it from the plain green logo by adding Mint Leaves to it.

I just now did the same to the spinny logo (washing machine logo).
I think it adds a little 'mintiness' to the Mint logo:

[rossdv8]

Oh what the heck, I decided to be a smart 'donkey'.. and show off Xfce and Compiz again.

https://youtu.be/-h3iT3xCm50

[busdriver12]

My desktop background are photos (about 40 of them) I have taken over the years of which I play as a slideshow. This is one of my favourites taken on a camping trip a few years ago:

[ajgringo619]

Got one I liked better...

Diablo-III.jpg

[rossdv8]

First attempt at a wallpaper using one of my own photos plus a modded Mint 3D 'new style' logo.

Second attempt at a wallpaper using one of my own photos plus a modded Mint slightly 3D 'old style' logo.

[Overkill]

Found the leaves I was looking for:

mint-leaves-02-logo.jpg

May I ask where you found your wallpaper?

I think what I started with comes as Default with Cinnamon, although I copied it out of of /usr/share/backgrounds in Mint Xfce.
Then I just changed it from the plain green logo by adding Mint Leaves to it.

I just now did the same to the spinny logo (washing machine logo).
I think it adds a little 'mintiness' to the Mint logo:

mint-leaves-spin-logo.jpg

looks cool!

[Overkill]

It says my screenshots are too large, so here's the link
https://imgur.com/a/CJFTyCY

[ajgringo619]

It says my screenshots are too large, so here's the link
https://imgur.com/a/CJFTyCY

Dimensions aren't a problem, but file size is limited to 200k.

[AndyMH]

It says my screenshots are too large, so here's the link
https://imgur.com/a/CJFTyCY

The other 'trick' I use is if the file is a png, convert to a jpg = smaller.

EDIT - if using imgur or any other image hosting site, you can use the rimg tags so that the image appears inline, e.g.

[rossdv8]

It says my screenshots are too large, so here's the link

Love the way it looks like you could walk right into the screen!
And I thought I was the only person on here that likes panels all over the place for quick access to stuff.

Actually, there's another reason I have left and right side panels. I leave space, always above, and sometimes below my Panels at the side edges of the screen because I use XFCE.
Because I also use Compiz, I like to change desktops by scrolling with the mouse wheel on the desktop. It is just 'Lazy' as well as quick and 'Convenient' when something like a browser is Full Screen

EDIT - if using imgur or any other image hosting site, you can use the rimg tags so that the image appears inline, e.g.

I seem to learn 'old stuff new' so often on this forum.
I've seen the rimg tags in just about every forum and most of my blog sites, and never bothered to find out what they do!

[GamerGaskin]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/jBGE781Ebpk8KsGd6