Well I'll agree that it's a concept that is on the retreat these days. Personally I see mine a lot. I usually work with 3 screens. 2 linked on my main computer, and my laptop open next to it.
So I see my desktop reasonably often. Plus I often leave it if it's doing some rendering video work in the background with a nice picture the rest of the family can enjoy. (which gives me more freedom to leave it on)
-Christian Juliussen
Spencer
· 1 year ago
Well I look forward to it, regardless of what it's called.
The Net Is Dying
· 1 year ago
you really should change the logo from the default one your brought
Fætter
· 1 year ago
Perhaps the desktop concept is outdated, but every time I lock my Windows XP at work I at least see my desktop picture. At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)
Alvina
· 1 year ago
Perhaps the desktop concept is outdated, but every time I lock my Windows XP at work I at least see my desktop picture. At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)
Arlen
· 1 year ago
Hi, The blog is interesting. Perhaps the desktop concept is outdated, but every time I lock my Windows XP at work I at least see my desktop picture. At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)
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So I see my desktop reasonably often. Plus I often leave it if it's doing some rendering video work in the background with a nice picture the rest of the family can enjoy. (which gives me more freedom to leave it on)
-Christian Juliussen
At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)
At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)
The blog is interesting. Perhaps the desktop concept is outdated, but every time I lock my Windows XP at work I at least see my desktop picture.
At the moment a beautiful frosty tree is reminding me of nice cold winters. ;-)