I needn't post mine, it is just frames from some of my better films.

I like your background Sonjira, I like it a lot. And 1011Ev, you've got some good steam games there.

One thing that always triggers a small annoyance within me when looking at desktops on Windows is those little arrows on the bottom left hand corners of apps. It totally ruins the aesthetics of the icon, and doesn't seem nessisary.

Haha thanks Carousel, most of them were on sale, given to me, or free.

You know you like it Minifig.
I seriously save anything and everything to my desktop, I think I'm gonna clear it up.

Well, this isn't entirely accurate, as I have about 8 Lego LOTR posters/pics that it scrolls though, but this is my favorite.
And yes, I use a two-monitor set-up, which is why the background got duplicated.

The backgrounds are all stolen kindly borrowed from the official Lego website.
Most are from the Lego LOTR and Hobbit website's teaser pages.

Anyway, programs are:
Printer software, Dropbox, Skype (Never used) Recycle Bin, Gamestop, Microsoft Office, Kindle, Steam (rarely used) Blender, LDD, Pov-Ray, Helium Frog, LDD-to-POV-Ray, GIMP, Webcam software, Audacity, Adobe Reader (Forgot to delete that last clean-up.) and Avast.

Well, I like how it's mostly open space so I can see my icons clearly (although there are only two columns of them on the far left), but I'm getting a little tired of the picture.

Whatever I replace it with, I would like something that doesn't have much going on in general, especially on the left side.

Out of the rest of these, Sonjira's is best.

Here's mine:

Image by KP-ShadowSquirrel.

I like to keep my desktop very clean so that I can appreciate what ever background I have.  I used to change it all the time, but after getting this one, it's been the same for several months, besides a few short times.  I just can't use any other wallpaper because it's too good.

Whenever I see a cluttered desktop it just looks so wrong to me.

Still need to get me one of dem widescreen monitors...

Bump.

I feel a bit bad for bumping such an old topic, but today I got a new laptop.  It's the first time I've ever gotten a brand-new computer of my own, so I felt that I should mark the occasion in a fitting manner.

The laptop is a Lenovo ThinkPad W550s.  OS is Windows 7 Professional, although I've signed up for the upgrade to Windows 10. 

Since I've just gotten it, there aren't too many programs on it yet (currently downloading Steam games olol) but I've been busy downloading/installing stuff for most of the day.

Also, now that I have a laptop I'll be able to get a proper frame software capture program, which is really neat (I'm thinking DragonFrame, though it's rather a bit expensive).