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Linux desktop designs

By Selena Frye September 27, 2007, 7:08 AM PDT

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Submitted by Jack Wallen

Jack used Enlightenment to create this one.

Submitted by amos

amos: I am running PCLinuxOS-2007 with KDE. I bump-mapped my head shot and the Hurricane Watch text using Gimp.

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