Here’s my current desktop:
Go ahead. Psychoanalyze me. I’m guessing my desktop says a lot about who I am (or more importantly who I am not).
If you dare, post your desktop and link back here. If I like you and I find space for you in my life (smile), I may post some desktops of my readers.
This should be interesting.
Are we supposed to analyze the couches or that it’s a PC? Just kidding… i’m not really a mac snob… or maybe i am.
I ain’t scared:
http://jasonalford.com/post/43055083/current-desktop
Your desktop analysis…
1680×1050, you have a beefy monitor. Safari and Firefox. These point to a large portion of your time on the net.
Windows XP, default scheme; Windows Media Player button…It looks like you use your computer, but aren’t a “hyper-customizer”
B/W background, basic icons…Simplicity and efficiency.
You clearly hate clutter and unnecessary noise. You like to be a trendsetter, and find new ways to do things.
Now I could be wrong…but it looks like you enjoy a blend of ultra-modern rooted in traditional.
I’d love to know what you think.
Oooh.. yours is purty. I love how clean it is. I like clean desktops.
http://www.cameronsmithdesign.com/blog/currentDesktop.jpg
here’s mine – http://nothingcanseparate.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-desktop.html
Just curious, is that a Paint icon in your quick launch? If it is do you really use Paint that often? And if you do that begs another question, why? Are you a secret Paint Ninja? Do you make awesome Paint pictures? If so can we see them?
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minimalist, no doubt.
http://alexalexander.wordpress.com/2008/07/21/my-desktop/
stephen, gets the award for most detailed analysis so far.
a, it’s the easiest tool i’ve found to to grab screen shots and then cut out what i need for blog posts. can you recommend something better and free?
tony
For a decent free Windows app to take screenshots, try Gadwin PrintScreen. There’s free and pro versions, so download carefully.
Definitely had to post a response to this one. I love my desktop setup.
My analysis of your desktop: you don’t like desktop icons or coffee tables.
Here’s a link to my post in reply.
Here is mine. What I lack in desktop icons or files I make up for in dock icons.
http://www.marcushackler.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/desktop.png
ACS? Thought you would have something more high-tech than that. Not a fan of it! Dang… I have 54 desktop icons here on my personal computer. Would show, but oh would that tell.
Take a look through my desktop here…
http://areyoudestinized.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-desktop.html
I have been using screenprint32 for years, it is free and allows you to select exactly what you want to capture.
http://www.provtech.co.uk/download/default.asp
Indispensable whenever I was creating training manuals at work!
Kinda surprised to see the default blue taskbar. I thought it would at least be silver. :)
here’s mine:
http://purapyro.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-desktop.html
http://flickr.com/photos/thedunagans/2692037055/
Hmmmm…I’d rather be in Laguna.
http://www.strategycentral.org/2008/07/days-end-in-lag.html
This procrastination moment proudly sponsored by Twitter and TonyMorganLive.com!
http://www.josephsangl.com/2008/07/22/my-desktop-picture/
don’t do that to me mark howell. that’s one of my favorite spots in the world. i want to be there.
tony
Here’s mine.
http://i37.tinypic.com/2m7vtqp.jpg
malachi, we only use ACS for financials. all other ministry tracking (including contributions processing) happens in FellowshipOne. Since F1 is all web-based, the bookmarks are set up in firefox and not on my desktop.
tony
I’ve already notated it myself in Flickr… Ken Wilson’s desktop.
MY DESKTOP:
http://www.zakwhite.com/?p=878
UHHHHHHHHH HUUUUHHHHHH.
Zak
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c343/ShrinkingMusic/SunlightHeart.jpg
It’s a photo I took with my Blackberry while on a cruise recently. I had just asked God to speak to me and … wow, did He ever!
http://pastorelrod.wordpress.com/2008/07/23/this-ones-for-tony-morgan
Deep down you have a longing for peace, that which is simple and order.
Wow, there is a Mac cult here
[...] posted a screenshot of his desktop in response to Tony Morgan making a statement about what your desktop says about you. It seemed fun and since I can’t think of creative fun things to do on my own, I decided to [...]
This little background i’m rolling with… i refer to it as: ‘The ‘ish”
http://www.virb.com/bradcooper/photos/1343626
Very interesting idea! And, it does reveal a lot about the person, I think. Adding mine to the conversation…
http://perfectlycloudy.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-desktop.html
Here’s mine.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/swodeck/2698937555/
My Linux Desktop:
http://tinyurl.com/5mvh2t
This is a picture of my desktop. It is the Boston skyline. I am moving there in probably a year and a half to two years to help start a church. I have that picture on there to remind me every time I open my laptop that God is about to turn that hurting city upside down. It pumps me up every time too. Just thought I would share.
I wonder if you are actually going to look at all of these….if you would like to prove me wrong…please, check my blog out….leave a comment.
Jordan L.
/Users/jordanlucas/Desktop/Picture 1.png
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75701945@N00/2707554153/
this is my desktop..well for two more weeks when i have to give the computer back to the church when i leave for seminary!
the image is from ben arment’s set of worship environments he uploaded months ago