Goodness gracious Night Lord, I can't believe you actually use that abomination of a program. If you want to be festive, do it with something tasteful, like a snowflake screensaver. I'll post mine up in a little while.
Meh...I've been keeping my desktop decked out with Twilight Princess images Since, like, October. Maybe I'll grab an image of that Ice Dungeon for kicks.
Goodness gracious Night Lord, I can't believe you actually use that abomination of a program. If you want to be festive, do it with something tasteful, like a snowflake screensaver. I'll post mine up in a little while.
It's just a widget on the desktop. And I cannot seem to find a snow falling widget.
Edit: Using my L33t ha><><0r skills (sorry), I downloaded a screensaver of snow, and using a command in the terminal (/System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenSaver.framework/Resources/ ScreenSaverEngine.app/Contents/MacOS/ScreenSaverEngine -background) I set it as my desktop. Festive!
However, about the falling snowflakes... I used to have a code that added them to InvisionFree forums (like mine), but I don't know where it went. It'd be cool to find again, though.
I think you might be able to, actually. My sister is a mac wannabe. She has a Dell, but she downloaded some mac-ish operating system, so her desktop looks like a mac, full with the big ass icons hanging up on the top. I don't know much more about it, though.
Screensaver backgrounds can severely slow down your computer. I just meant use a festive Christmasy screensaver, so it only comes up when you aren't using the computer. Blinking lights and falling snow can get in the way of productivity.
Screensaver backgrounds can severely slow down your computer. I just meant use a festive Christmasy screensaver, so it only comes up when you aren't using the computer. Blinking lights and falling snow can get in the way of productivity.
Yeah, but it wouldn't be awesome then.
Plus, my computer has 2 gigs of ram, I'm not worried about a little animated desktop slowing anything down.
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It's just a widget on the desktop. And I cannot seem to find a snow falling widget.
Edit: Using my L33t ha><><0r skills (sorry), I downloaded a screensaver of snow, and using a command in the terminal (/System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenSaver.framework/Resources/ ScreenSaverEngine.app/Contents/MacOS/ScreenSaverEngine -background) I set it as my desktop. Festive!
I agree.
However, about the falling snowflakes... I used to have a code that added them to InvisionFree forums (like mine), but I don't know where it went. It'd be cool to find again, though.
Yeah, but it wouldn't be awesome then.
Plus, my computer has 2 gigs of ram, I'm not worried about a little animated desktop slowing anything down.
do the snowflakes on your backround move?
You bet your bowler hat they do!
Oh lord, here we go with this again. :rolleyes:
*puts on nerdy PC guy costume from commercial* I deny you, mac-man!
*whips out hip young mac guy clothes*
I would never bet such a fine hat.