Think I need a new battery?



Just your average Gnome desktop; trying to live without Applications and Places menus for a change. Pop-Eta theme by System 76, Numix-Circle icons plus 3rd-rate imitations by yours truly. The wallpaper is a painting by Emil Nolde.

I've been positively surprised with what KDE devs were doing lately with Plasma desktop so I've decided to give it a shot in 5.10, first impressions are quite great, takes time to configure but after that seems to be working very well.

Another month with boring wallpapers for a boring desktop:


I am fine with boring.

Finally switched to 1440p@144hz goodness :)



rest of it is pretty much same as before, just wallpaper change

Mac in Disguise :-)

I've finally accepted a dock bar in my desktop and have to say Plank is just simple and perfect at what it does. Goodbye bottom panel you've served me well.

I have been really ill, so I am a bit late this month:

Stock Fedora 26 wallpaper with some emulators running. Just reinstalled a couple of days ago so not much customization yet.

Switched back to a black theme, not a fan of the Portal games but the wallpaper fits nicely.

I am again quite late this month, this time because I have been working really hard:


It's the bees man, it's the bees.

So for September you can all now see my new widescreen monitor - $5.00 CND at a local thrift store and suddenly I have joined the rest of the 21st century.



I still have my good old CRT sitting next to me though for any older games that insist on a 4:3 display.

Seeing as how the time has arrived, I am sporting two Red Dwarf XII wallpapers of course.



I have also changed my BloodCM launcher to point to BloodGDX.

More Red Dwarf XII wallpapers, this time from the upcoming series finale "Skipper".



Shame I did not have the main one set for Halloween.

Lovely new icon set called [Flat-Material](https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1194810/), along with the obligatory wallpaper change. :-)

Got myself a new laptop which finally arrived last week:

Running Antergos with latest Cinnamon and completely material design themed :)

And now for December:



I am again using slightly modified wallpapers from the guy who created my theme. Also note the five new game icons that have appeared on my desktop since the beginning of November.

Ubuntu 16.04, Unity and Vibrancy icons

First New Desktop of the New Year:



Again I am just using a variation of my previous wallpapers that have colours that match a festive theme. Other than that little has changed even though I have updated my Zukitwo theme, as I rolled back a few of the changes made to the panels and desktop icons to those of the older version, because I like it that way.

A new Wallpaper, Icon Set (borrowed from Deepin Linux) & Menu Icon (with my pro Gimp skills). I will sin and and apply a Windows resembling theme at some point (probably XP or 98).

I'm enjoying Solus Gnome, great desktop experience. Also happy about Firefox nightly finally featuring Client side decorations :D As always I like my setup clean and minimalistic.