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Post Your Desktop: March 2021
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Great wallpaper!
So, about your Brave browser installed there...
Brave Blows Up Its Whole Reason for Existing
As a software company in the browser space, Brave’s made a name for itself by putting user privacy first and monetization second. But now, some of its users are pointing out that the pledge might be a bit duplicitous. As first pointed out by the folks over at Decrypt, Brave has been quietly...
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Great wallpaper!
So, about your Brave browser installed there...
Brave Blows Up Its Whole Reason for Existing
As a software company in the browser space, Brave’s made a name for itself by putting user privacy first and monetization second. But now, some of its users are pointing out that the pledge might be a bit duplicitous. As first pointed out by the folks over at Decrypt, Brave has been quietly...
Thanks for the heads up! Although, for one, I don't do cryptocurrency, and two, I only use Brave on this system to monitor my Folding@home process as well as webmin my linux mini. My 2014 mini monitors my UPS; handles content cache, file, and backup server duties. That said, I feel it should look good doing those things
Current desktop on my 2014 Mac mini - Night time Space Shuttle launch.
I found the same one as I'm now using on my 11.
Love it! Care to share the wallpaper?
I hope this works. The resolution is 3440 x 1440.
If you can't download this picture, here are some links to similar sized Space Shuttle night launches (I can't find a link to the picture above):
https://www.nasa.gov/images/content/424099main_10-02-08-4_full.jpg (3000 x 1996 pixels)
https://wallpapertag.com/wallpaper/...-shuttle-launch-wallpaper-2880x1800-meizu.jpg (2880 x 1800 pixels)
Here's the desktop on my 16" MBP.
How about an OS9 Platinum just recently themed Raspbian on my Raspberry Pi3? VNC’ing to try and compile Browservice ?
Thank you! I will set it up tomorrow, when I start my work remote meetings by the morning. The big screen will be gorgeous
Did you find a theme "pack" (for lack of a better word) or did you customize individual elements yourself? I ask because I have a Raspberry Pi and I think this is a cool idea.
Yup, it's a theme pack for XFCE4: https://github.com/timnetworks/Platinum9
I installed Raspbian Lite and from there lifted the Desktop Environment of my choice (in this case, XFCE4)
I couldn't download yours, which has the perfect resolution, because MacRumors reduced it when you attached it to the body. Maybe try "Attach files" ?
I downloaded the exact same picture from some other place. Has a slight different angle but is 1920x1080. I tried to enlarge but image quality was worse.
EDIT: Found the 4K version here! https://wallup.net/clouds-night-space-shuttle-nasa-launch/
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And that looks very familiar - I think that is where I got it.
If that link doesn't get you want you want, I can reply to this thread and do an Attach File instead of insert image.
Nice, mine is a 34" AOC 3440 x 1440. I really like the aspect ratio and size of the Ultrawide monitors. Definitely don't want to go back to using 2 smaller monitors.
Yea I was using a different setup at work before the pandemic. A 21" Dell screen and a 15 inch MacBook Pro (can't remember the make year, I believe it is 2012) mounted on a support to match the 21" height.
Since I moved to home office I am using my own bedrooms TV for the job. And a lot of times I find it is too big for me. I definitely should be using nothing bigger than 27" but this is also my TV... A compromise would be a move to 32".
Since I moved to home office I am using my own bedrooms TV for the job. And a lot of times I find it is too big for me. I definitely should be using nothing bigger than 27" but this is also my TV... A compromise would be a move to 32".
I know this is old but in your signature, there is no such things a 2021 M1 MBA (the m1 came out in Nov. of 2020.)
