All Desktop Screenshots of 2019

[darknetmatrix]

LMDE 3

[kelebek333]

Linux Mint 19.2 - Cinnamon 4.2





Cinnamon, GTK : Vimix
Icons: Mint-Y-Teal

[trytip]

Linux Mint 19.2 XFCE (this is booted my old computer after 6 months and all updates with gm10)

[trytip]

[catweazel]

Nice.

[carum carvi]

Dumped Cinnamon for XFCE:

Wow. I didnt know LinuxMint Xfce could look THAT BEAUTIFUL! I am impressed.

[Hakase Hamdani]

Cinnamon user here.

This is for usability, which mean i have more room on my screen.


The same one, from different "view".



This one is "Organized View", which means panel for app and for applet is diffrent, at cost of room of my screen.


"Organized View", from different "view".


"Organized View" is desgned to avoid something like this, maybe.

"Oh no, not something like this! It's all stretched!"

I wish i can have both and switch it just like you switch your DE in log in screen.

So, which is better do you think? I personally, both. But maybe i will use "Organized View" because i have a bad habit, opening and switching between multiple windows, and by i mean multiple, i mean many of them.

(Sidenote: I found the wallpaper on Google, so it's not mine. I wish i can draw manga or anime, any tips on this?)

[trytip]

[ajgringo619]

My XFCE desktop...

[smurphos]

A Cinnamon Desktop

[twodogs]

I wish i can have both and switch it just like you switch your DE in log in screen.

I have different set-ups, too, and I use keyboard shortcuts to change them on the fly.

alt+d goes dark with aqua dark theme and aqua dark icons with white cursor

alt+l goes light with aqua darker theme and aqua dark icons with black cursor

shift+alt+ d or l does the same thing as above except with the mint themes and mint icons.

themedark.sh

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#!/bin/bash

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface gtk-theme "Mint-Y-Dark-Aqua-Lexend"

gsettings set org.cinnamon.theme name "Mint-Y-Dark-Aqua-Lexend"

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface cursor-theme 'capitaine-cursors-light-r3'

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface icon-theme 'Mint-Y-Dark-Aqua'

themelight.sh

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#!/bin/bash

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface gtk-theme "Mint-Y-Darker-Aqua-Lexend"

gsettings set org.cinnamon.theme name "Mint-Y-Aqua-Lexend"

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface cursor-theme 'capitaine-cursors-r3'

gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.interface icon-theme 'Mint-Y-Dark-Aqua'

Enjoy!

You can also use

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dconf dump /org/cinnamon/ > cinnamon.dconf

to save your settings and

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dconf load /org/cinnamon/ < cinnamon.dconf

to restore them.

EDIT: Oh, I use the Capitaine cursors, and the -Lexend at the end of my themes is just a modified version of the theme with the Lexend font which is very nice!

[trytip]

[Hugh Neutron]

halp! my desktop is a boring work/art/study station yet still has some unique configs and a ton of keyboard shortcuts and scripts to do crazy things.

[darknetmatrix]

For me 'best of both' LMDE3 and Xfce

[smurphos]

Do you collect physical clocks as-well?

How I imagine trytip's basement is....

[smurphos]

Going spacey for a while, gotta get off this planet.....

[absque fenestris]

boring, with boring gradations on a boring background ¤¤¤ R.I.P. Rosa 17.3

[Flemur]

Here's my "Christmas-y" fluxbox desktop.
(click and then click again!)

[absque fenestris]

Here's my "Christmas-y" fluxbox desktop.
(click and then click again!)

You mean 132 MB > MegaBytes... RAM for the operating system?
Fascinating.
Do you know a method how to use a Linux with Flux on a high resolution monitor @ 3000 x 2000?
That would make for a super-fast virtual system.

By the way, Rosa the Good is also decidedly frugal. - Well, was.

[absque fenestris]

@ smurphos

Your screenshot is very interesting: The blue of your planet ball is so intense and overdriven on the old MacBook with Mint Rosa, that it literally hurts.
With the new laptop, much higher resolution and color corrected under Windows 10, it looks very intense but acceptable.