Post up your desktop Part 2 *56K warning*

[eggyhustles]

 

[R3dline]

i cant figure out how to do it -sigh-

 

[vjf915]

Dont worry Gary, you are not the only one.

 

[Kswest]

Dont worry Gary, you are not the only one.

Totally thought you call him Gay for a sec. I was like .

 

[vjf915]

s**t, how did that "r" get in his name??

 

[XpL0d3r]

Can't figure out how to do what? Take screenshots of the desktop?

Print Screen.

.. Or Command+Shift+3 for you apple f**ks

 

[JiuJitsu_greg]

 

[JiuJitsu_greg]

Can't figure out how to do what? Take screenshots of the desktop?

Print Screen.

.. Or Command+Shift+3 for you apple f**ks

Command + shift + 4 is better because you can choose exactly what portion of the screen you want to copy

 

[AwesomePossum]

Windows 7, so my desktop rotates, but here are two of my favorites. Otaku FTW!

Aaaannd

Woot!

 

[R3dline]

when i hit prtsc it does nothing

 

[JiuJitsu_greg]

when i hit prtsc it does nothing

You have to copy the image off of your clip board into an image file. The process in xp used to be: click prntscrn > right click desktop > create new bitmap image > right click bitmap image > click open with paint > then hit ctrl v > save image

 

[sf22189]

You have to copy the image off of your clip board into an image file. The process in xp used to be: click prntscrn > right click desktop > create new bitmap image > right click bitmap image > click open with paint > then hit ctrl v > save image

I always just hit.... Ctrl PrntScrn > open Paint > Ctrl V > Save.

 

[Mr. Jollypants]

Ubuntu, nice.

 

[sf22189]

Ubuntu, nice.

yea just got it.. still playing around with it. its nice so far

 

[R3dline]

 

[Akiahara96]

my... whatever he is... sent me this flower of fire, so i changed the color in PS and there you go. ^__^ just had to say why i had something so girly...

 

[anfrey]

ubuntu is alright. it comes with a lot of built-in or preloaded functionality, which makes it really easy for newcomers to linux. personally, i prefer fedora, but in the end it's just nitpicking.

 

[sf22189]

ubuntu is alright. it comes with a lot of built-in or preloaded functionality, which makes it really easy for newcomers to linux. personally, i prefer fedora, but in the end it's just nitpicking.

thats why i got ubuntu. I figure for the first time starting off it will do fine. I've also thought bout using VirtualBox to try out some others.

 

[4bangincivic]

 

[anfrey]

thats why i got ubuntu. I figure for the first time starting off it will do fine. I've also thought bout using VirtualBox to try out some others.

aye, great choice for starting off. debian-based linux systems are generally quite easy to configure and manage, plus you get the huge repositories of software are your fingertips.

vbox is a great way to explore other OSs, definitely recommended.