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Desktop Customizations

Category : Software, Web/Tech, Work, Life, etc.

How do you have your desktop arranged on your computer? Me personally, I like a fairly clean desktop, so I don’t have many icons on it. I am running Windows 7 beta, so the only icons I have on my desktop now are the trash and two links to remote desktops, along with the Weather Gadget. Here is a screen shot.

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I like a minimal desktop and I have all my most used programs pinned to the taskbar, and my other programs I use are pinned to the start menu. There are people out there who like to customize even more, so here are a few examples from posts on Lifehacker’s Featured Desktop Series that I liked the most.

The Compartmentalized Desktop

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This is a desktop done by Lifehacker reader Kseve, see his full desktop photos on his Flickr set.

If you want to get a desktop like this read the full Lifehacker Post.

The Heavenly Desktop

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I like this one as well, see how it’s done here.

There are quite a few more on Lifehacker so read on and see what you like and don’t and post your screenshot links of your desktops in the comments.

-Brian

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