I would love to see some screenshots of some great Nix Desktops
I am currently working on the 3D cube with my Slackware box.

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That's a Research Unix 7 setup. I'll try and get you one of my 4.3BSD setup. My grapical UNIX setup just uses TWM, so it's not worh a screenshot, but I can try if you like .[/quote][/code]

Not a lot to show, but here are a few examples...

• Sun SPARCstation 10 (OPENSTEP 4.2)
• IBM ThinkPad 760ED (OPENSTEP 4.2)
• SGI Indy (IRIX 6.2)
• PowerMac 8600 (Rhapsody 5.6)

Here is my favorite work place


Love Solaris Express Community Edition, to bad they canned it for a less robust and far from stable OpenSolaris.

Plus you get a nice Office suite Star Office 9 for free (normally $49.95) and you can use the disc to install to OpenSolaris if you chose to do so. BTW in the next Solaris 10 release they will be omitting the Star Office install (so you have to buy it) and giving you a link to Openoffice instead. They (Oracle) want the businesses to purchase Star Office or to not pay anything and use Openoffice, less feature but free.

RED ALERT

Solaris 10 U8 and later will be free for only 90 trial then you have to stop using it or pay $$$$$ every year for support and security patches. Oracle and Scary Larry Ellison are screwing the Solaris and UNIX world with greed mongering. Sun was my favorite UNIX vendor now Oracle is my most hated enemy, I wish they would have canned the buyout from these crooks.

That's my server, Debian 5 and it runs like a rock. No, I don't use window managers (takes up too much CPU time) instead I use the console, ssh or direct on the server.

2 years old screen of Arch Linux, few weeks before I was returned to Windows. Conky, XFCE, etc.

Here's a couple of screenshot from when I was playing with PC-BSD and these old WM's. Anyone remember OPEN LOOK?
OLVWM:

And Enlighentment dr16 using a Mac OS Platinum theme:

As of today I use GNOME and on occasions WindowMaker and IceWM. I wish CDE got opensourced ! =)

Yes, my Sun SPARCstation IPX 4/50 has OpenWindows (built on OPEN LOOK) running on Solaris 1.1.1. as its default Desktop Environment -- way better than SunView. I would post a pic but I don't think the floppy drive works and its MAC address is zeroed-out.

This is the only current pic I have of one of my previous Unix workstations' desktops:
IRIX 6.5.22 running on an SGI Indigo².

Do you have some IRIX software on CDs? I have a couple of SGI machines but never had time to really explore them.

Have you tried 'MaXX Interactive Desktop' ? http://www.maxxdesktop.com/site/?page_id=169 Works and looks fabulous!
BTW, Farscape

Hum. Should have used that image uploader I see...

milatchi you do have a camera? its better than not having a picture if you don't have screen grab capability.

My ubuntu 9.10 desktop.

My network appliance.

What is that? some Finder look-alike?
/me wants

It's Mac OS Platinum theme for e16 windows manager. Can't find it again tho :/ You could try another funny windowmanager, mlvwm.
http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~y-miyata/mlvwm.html

http://www.betaarchive.co.uk/imageuploa ... .14734.png
http://www.betaarchive.co.uk/imageuploa ... .16623.png

My NetBSD desktop from awhile ago.

http://www.imagebanana.com/view/hdo2javb/Desk1_005.png
This is just my Ubuntu Install. I'll post my Arch install in a minute.

EDIT: here is my arch install
http://omploader.org/vNGVhdw

These are two screenshots of my system running SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 and Mozilla: