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Jailbroken iPhones are highly reliable. I've jailbroken every iPhone i've had (Which is all 4) and never had any problems at all.

I ended up doing it after I saw the themes. So far so good!!!!

and to keep it on topic, here's my iphone :)

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Mine at the moment but it changes quite frequently.
 

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Mine at the moment.
It changes every 5 minutes.
 

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Okay, you reaaally need to tell me how you made this happen in win 7 - pretty please with sugar on top?

The icons are just regular desktop items with blank labels (Google "blank ascii character" or something similar, as NTFS doesn't let you name things with space as Mac OS X Journaled does).

The clock is a Yahoo Widget called Simple Text Clock. The weather is WidescapeWeather (also for Yahoo Widgets). And the calendar/To Do list is Rainlendar, running the StaticaEN theme.

As for the start button, I edited that myself (you can Google how to do that... it's just a single bitmap if I remember correctly) and I used a program called TaskBar Hider to hide the startbar with a keyboard shortcut (it conveniently does not hide the start menu button, so you can still click it even if the startbar is not visible).

Wallpaper of your choice.

Voila!
 
The icons are just regular desktop items with blank labels (Google "blank ascii character" or something similar, as NTFS doesn't let you name things with space as Mac OS X Journaled does).

The clock is a Yahoo Widget called Simple Text Clock. The weather is WidescapeWeather (also for Yahoo Widgets). And the calendar/To Do list is Rainlendar, running the StaticaEN theme.

As for the start button, I edited that myself (you can Google how to do that... it's just a single bitmap if I remember correctly) and I used a program called TaskBar Hider to hide the startbar with a keyboard shortcut (it conveniently does not hide the start menu button, so you can still click it even if the startbar is not visible).

Wallpaper of your choice.

Voila!

Thank you! Would you be so kind as to share a link to the wallpaper as well?
 
Just joined the other day so I could upload a geektool script for everyone to use.

Desktop in the attachment.

Background from here: http://c31marius.deviantart.com/#/d310zza

Geektool Stock Script documented here.

Geektool Weather Image uses the widescapeWeather images pulled from the Yahoo Widget and a combination of a modified version of the weather.py script originally written by Thomas Upton and a script I wrote to deal with the Yahoo weather api (created a map between weather code and the widescapeWeather images).
 

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Most frequently used in October ;)
Will post Halloween one soon.
 

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