Here's mine. Actual size is really 1280 X 1024, but Photobucket scaled it down.



and this is the skybox I use:

I use xmonad, a tiling window manager, so no wallpaper visible most of the time:

Textured/lit this map myself in blender. Someone else made the map though.



Not for nexuiz.

Here's another with xmonad, usually more cluttered though :

Older shots, I'm currently working in a live session until I fix/rebuild my install


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All color schemes were created by me and I continually evolve and match them across window managers.

I upload some of them here: http://z.nexuizninjaz.com/linux/themes/

My Gnome Desk:

(Click for Highres)

My other rig runs LXDE, no screenshot though..

[-z-] wrote:All color schemes were created by me and I continually evolve and match them across window managers.

I upload some of them here: http://z.nexuizninjaz.com/linux/themes/

I just ripped off quite a bit of that thing you have going with the dark green, it looks awesome.




Thanks to pics.nn for free image hosting
http://pics.nexuizninjaz.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS96Hs0g1NM

Wallpapers might have changed, but the theme remained.

Lee_Stricklin wrote:I just ripped off quite a bit of that thing you have going with the dark green, it looks awesome.

Cool man, I'm glad you enjoy it. Use gnome-color-chooser if you don't already. It's an amazing theming tool.

Note: I hid most of the windows that were open (And on Linux used an empty workspace) because I have lots of information I don't want people to see I asked around in my pidgin window for example, and quite a lot didn't want their screenames or conversations shown.. I wasn't going to show my email obviously, and torrents.. Well, there must be no evidence I download shit illegally A lot of other stuff could've been shown I guess, but I think it looks better when I just show off the clean desktop view.

BTW yes, in the last picture I did steal -z-'s wallpaper.. What can I say? He has good taste.

Here's my current Sabayon KDE desktop (left) and a less recent one (right):