Yeah, we all know where to find screenshots of Unix and Linux, but it would be awesome to see some of your *nix screenshots. Okay.. to explain: This is my KDE desktop on Yellow Dog Linux. I changed the background recently to a Commodore 64 theme (pretty cool) and no longer is the Konstruct Konsole a perminent part of my desktop! (no, I didn't get it to work, I just gave up after 3 days....)
i have rotating desktop images turned on, so every half hour or so it changed my background. so this is just one of hundreds of wallpapers i have.
Well .. Im currently using a SGI workstation running IRIX 6.5.... I am Using it to surf the web with firefox and read some emails with thunderbird.. Have this geeky anime clock with a girl that changes costume every hour .. a must for every geeky unix desktop 
/Peter
This is me in the middle of a Java/PHP/Postgresql session. This cluttered look is how my desktop spends most of its time. Although I usually have a few more XTerms open 
I know everyone just couldn't wait to see my C64-themed desktop! I made the folders myself (well, I just merged 2 pictures and touched them up a bit). I changed Konsole to have that (in)famous white-on-blue look. The trashcan icon is the original trashcan from the C64 desktop (but transparent). The clock was changed to the white-on-blue look and the desktop has the C64 logo. This now officially proves I have too much time on my hands!
K D E S u p r e m a c y
haha:p
What's your kicker replacement? Some sort of (super)karamba theme?
I've used other WM's, I've dabbled with Gnome, but IMHO nothing comes close to KDE - in terms of aesthetics, functionality, configurability and ease of use. That's why I use SuSE - because of it's KDE-centricity
Cheers
ZB
yeah long time suse user here, since 6.4! haha.
yeah its a superkeramba theme. it works real nice. except some of the new things i have been seeing on kdelook.org look real cool...AND they are actually c++ apps, ie REAL programs, not hacks like superkeramba themes (which do work well). except to use those i have to upgrade to 3.2 or something.
i guess ill be picking up suse 9.2? is that it? im a little behind.
Yeah, I think 9.2 is current.
I'm still using 8.2 at the moment - it's as solid as a rock and I don't see me changing any time soon.
I've dabbled with other distros (thanks to VMWare and a ton of spare machines) but in my view nothing feels as "complete" as SuSE. If I had to go with another, I'd probably use Slackware.
agreed.
Perhaps somebody could set up one with GEOS flavour to it?
EDIT : and for my first post, i do this
Umm... i guess my C64-ish theme is kinda GEOS (old, but it has the trashcan ^_^)
gnome 2.6
I know its been a while, but ive been wondering... s93366, can you tell me where you got that clock or the clock's name? Im getting bored at the default ones. Thanks
By the way, i have a screenshot of my Mac OS
Guess its theme!
This is the site were i found the clock:
http://www.nekochan.net
Dont remeber exactly where.. . 
dont know if its SGI IRIX only?
Good luck finding it!
/Peter
zazzybob how did you get the system stat thing up (left hand side of the screen) in SUSE? I've never really had time to configure my SUSE machine lately 
I want to do a fresh install and configure it correctly now. But that thing is it a custom skin feature or something within the O/S?
you mean RIGHT hand side of the screen? thats gkrellm or something like that.
when i used windowmaker i liked having a gkrellm thing there, it was cool.
Yep, it is gkrellm.
It normally sits in the background, and I bring it to the fore when I want to check stats or receive a mail.
SUSE doesn't have it by default (I think), anyways, install the latest version from http://web.wt.net/~billw/gkrellm/gkrellm.html
Toodlepip
ZB
suse does include a gkrellm package i believe.