Just moved from Windows 7 x86 to Windows 7 x64 . Also, I am using the Win7 Beta Startbutton (the original button doesn't look so good to me).

Finally!!!! a new desktop!

Seriously, guys. Absolutely no Halloween spirit. *shakes head*
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My MacBook Pro:

Update with a new soft wallpaper.

I suck and forgot to use the forum uploader, gimme a moment



Stripped out icons, clock and a whoooole lot of blank space to not cause pagestretch to hell and back.

[s]Aww, crap. gimme a moment.[/s]

Thanks for reminding me, i forgot about that rule.

Say, what is it for, anyway?

So images don't die and BA doesn't lose them no matter how "worthless".

Thanks for the answer. i really wish the uploader wouldn't convert images to JPGs though, the quality always gets screwed up.

It doesn't, and hasn't for a long time. It uses whatever format you uploaded. Only thumbnails are in JPG so they are quick to view. You can click to get the original image if you use the code provided for you by the uploader. You didn't, therefore all you get is a JPG thumbnail and not a clickable thumbnail to see the original quality and size copy.

I believe he got it from Wzor. Anyways, here's a link:
http://wzor.net/page/img/news/398a748279322d2d462a61d597eb689b_full.jpg

Laptop:


Server:

Just installed 7 yesterday:


Darn... I have to use the old style uploader
I can't wait 'till Adobe makes a 64-bit flash.

Erm, I'm using flash right now on 64bit... It works just fine and always has even on Vista x64...

Wait? Theres a flash for 64-bit browsers? Lead me to it, please

Not for 64bit browsers no, but I'm using 32bit Firefox on 64bit windows with flash no problem... I don't see why you'd want a 64bit browser. They're no faster anyway.

I really don't know why I'm using a 64-bit browser anyway, I guess it's just for the heck of it.
I guess I'll have to live with opening a different browser every time i want to use flash until Adobe wakes up to modern computing.

Longhorn 4074 with the Longhorn 2008 patch running on hardware (not in a VM).
I also disabled many of the unstable features of the build and ensured DWM was running well.
Specs of the hardware are: P4 2.4Ghz, 6600 GT, 512MB RAM (looking to upgrade the RAM to 1GB)

I was trying to match the hardware to the most common hardware that they would've been building the OS for in order to achieve max compatibility. I didn't have to do much since I had this PC already. Surprisingly, the OS is running really well. I never had the OS crash at any time and it's going on 3 weeks+ uptime. I occasionally have to restart explorer if I fiddle with the sidebar, but other than that, it runs like a charm.

As far as my other computer is concerned, I usually use the common Windows 7 RTM background with the Sky theme (default out-of-the-box setup), but I'm currently using my Cold War theme to spice things up:



I use both PCs equally. I normally use Longhorn for browsing the chatting, and Windows 7 for media and games. I consider both my main desktops.

To many of you, both PCs would seem like I just installed the OSs recently since there is a lack of icons and shortcuts on the desktops. However, my rule for icons on taskbar/desktop is that if I don't run the application every day, it will not go on the taskbar/desktop. I like to keep both clean.

Lastly, both machines are connected via KVM for ease of access.

I have been waiting for 64bit flash for a while.. there are few builds floating around but nothing official.

Okay, that's really really cool.
After struggling to get networking on VMware, do you have just glass taskbar and sidebar, or are your windows transparent too?

Yeah, full DWM is enabled.



It took me a bit to get the graphics driver to install, but other than that, it was pretty smooth.

Arths: No Aero? Or is it on a VM?

No Aero.. GMA 900.. I will purchase a Aero compatible card soon

I figure I might as well post a screenie of my desktop.



Wallpaper changes every 10 or so minutes. I change the theme every few days.