Nope, none of them at all Haha, you could practically hear an echo in my hard-drive right now - all i've installed is windows live messenger
Ho ho!!! Interfacelift has Multnomah Falls! Im not even 150 Miles from there. VERY cool. You know, you wouldn't believe it unless you saw it, but I actually stood, not 3 feet from the edge. BELIEVE IT! I wanted to get closer too. At the time anyway. See...people use it as a wishing well(at the time anyway). And I saw multiple half dollars close to the edge. I COLLECT THEM! I was 15 yrs old at the time. *Sigh* memories Of course I would never touch a persons wish now LOL! I THINK its 70-100ft to the bottom of the main fall. Actually, come to think of it, it may have been the higher up fall in the pic, that I was standing at. EDIT - Now im not certain which fall I was standing at. 15 yrs is a long time. Im actually thinking it was the lower falls now, and the lower falls is only 50-75 feet to the bottom. Or how about this little gem! One of my favorite movies LOL!
I think I can safely say that interfacelift is by FAR the best place for desktop backgrounds - you'd be surprised, but others don't even fit my 'little' 1440x900, simply because most you find just lying around the net are 1240x1024 (at most). Plus, they have literally hundreds of beautiful photographs
My monitors are all 1440x900 too. I downloaded 120+ images off Interfacelift as my W7 wallpaper slideshow
Going in a way more sensible direction... minimal power.. minimal bloat. A home made operating system (lfs v4.8 streamlined right down) using the debian repositories. 32mb's ram.. 266 cpu . 6 gig WD caviar hdd Creaky will appreciate this XD
I will admit cheating a little. I built the kernel and modules on a much faster machine, then patched them later after swapping them across. Then again.. you could get very much the same results by just installing the core system in lo-ram mode.. then adding just the bits required. Right now I'm in the middle of backing up 6 years worth of odds and ends before a total rebuild from scratch of this.. my internet and mission control.. amd1900+
Every OS needs a reformat and refresh once in a while for peak condition. Linux included XD I'll have to admit though that I'm comparatively Linux retarded. I'm a PC gamer XD
I like this screensaver. The first time I saw it, was on display in either costco, bestbuy, circuit city, etc. Here is a thought to make it a little better. Because currently they simply look like balls on a pool table. If they were to allow their light source to move slowly, it might appear like the rising/setting sun Perhaps even brief moments of glare, or simply more settings for the screensaver.
Something to note about that particular screensaver, is that before it engages, it takes a "still shot" of your desktop. So, when its running, dont trust anything such as, clock, temperature, etc.