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Post your Desktop: April 2012
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My netbook is currently the only internet accessible machine I own, so here:
BTW, if anyone could link me to a better OS X 10.4 (HAS to be 10.4) transformation pack for XP besides FlyakiteOSX (Has issues with SP3), that would be greatly appreciated.
BTW, if anyone could link me to a better OS X 10.4 (HAS to be 10.4) transformation pack for XP besides FlyakiteOSX (Has issues with SP3), that would be greatly appreciated.
My netbook is currently the only internet accessible machine I own, so here:
BTW, if anyone could link me to a better OS X 10.4 (HAS to be 10.4) transformation pack for XP besides FlyakiteOSX (Has issues with SP3), that would be greatly appreciated.
Why not hackintosh it?
Why would you want it to be Tiger? And no, I doubt it. Only a few Intel releases of Tiger were available, so there wasn't as much support for graphics and other drivers that would be necessary.
jW
found something else that does it similarly called dateline (free trial on developer's page) but no where near as clean as his
I suppose you only use the one on the top left? Did you just photoshop the other 2?
AWESOME! I had a text only version of the last one, now i have these , ill add them to my rotation soon!
The simple answer is, nothing beats the graphic design of Tiger. I don't care for the dock or menu bars in Leopard at all, the aqua theme fits Tiger perfectly.
I guess it wouldn't be the same on a hackintosh, but for me Tiger has been nothing but a solid rock of an OS, zero issues that didn't come from my own ignorance in 6 years of use. I know how to use it more than any other OS out there, I know I can get what I need done and not have to mess around with anything. It provides all and more features than I need, and it runs better than anything else I've tried on my beloved G4 machines.
And all that aside, even if I was interested in hackintoshing Leopard, I do not own a legal copy, nor can I justify the purchase of one at this time.
here's mine at the mo, cycling through a few right now...these threads are always a good place to come looking for more
Hi mate, Can you let me know how you managed to get this image full screen? i cant seem to get it to sit right without cutting half of it off
In your desktop and screensaver preferences, there should be a drop down menu towards the top. Choose 'fit to screen' from the list of options. If that isn't any help, I can resize the image to match your screen resolution if you like.Hi mate, Can you let me know how you managed to get this image full screen? i cant seem to get it to sit right without cutting half of it off
Hi, i can do fit to screen which works but it leaves two massive blocks of blue colour on both sides of the wallpaper?
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