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Organizer-Desktop

  

KDE Wallpaper 1024x768

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jrichtmanjrichtman
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Downloads:  86
Submitted:  Mar 10 2007

Description:

Not the most pretty desktop but it offers a simple way to organise files and folders.

This is my first entry, so sorry if its kinda lame.




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 Desktop Organizer

 
 by mojo3000 on: Mar 10 2007  
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I've had similar thoughts on desktop organization - On some of my desktop pictures, I have put multiple lightly tinted blocks (using krita or inkscape). It helps when I get very busy and don't have time to organize my projects into folders.


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 Re: Desktop Organize

 
 by jrichtman on: Mar 10 2007  
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Yeah, I use the redish space for temporary files. And the black for stuff that Stays on my desktop.

I might come out a few others, I just have to spend a little more time on them.


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 eh..

 
 by MrStickers9943 on: Mar 10 2007  
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Fairly good idea in theory, but it doesn't really work for me.

I used to be a windows user and always had alot of icons cluttering my desktop. One thing i really love about KDE is that you can have multiple kicker bars to put as many programs or files you want on them. For me, a desktop is more a peice of art than just a desktop, so i'd rather not have a bunch of icons cluttering it up.

That's just my opinion.

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 Re: eh..

 
 by jrichtman on: Mar 11 2007  
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I agree, however I do still use some icons on my desktop for working on projects. My desktop acts as kind of a place holder or "table top" for projects. I also use the menu systems and kicker built into kde.

This background also looks much better when using "Blending" so its not so dull.


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