Speaking of wallpaper ... [modified]

[Ryan Binns]

I've got some from here[^] before. Some pretty cool pics there :cool:

Ryan

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[Nougat H]

Here is mine. I made it in a couple of minutes a week ago. :)

[Lost User]

I use the National Geographic magazine site for my wallpapers. I change 2-3 times per year. http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0608/index.html[^]

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[Jonathan Darka]

Do any of you use an auto wallpaper changer, I am looking for some software but most of it out there is either crap or expensive shareware crap, are there any freeware/open source alternatives ?

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[Dario Solera]

I usually use my own photos or something I find amazing on deviantART[^]. Right now I'm using a program called DesktopEarth[^] that displays on your desktop a planisphere with night and day areas, according to the real time and overlays real satellite images of the clouds. I like it.

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[QuiJohn]

The last time I changed my work PC's wallpaper was when Star Wars Episode II (yes II) came out. (It's a beautiful shot from the opening approach to Coruscant.) Unfortunately, I can never SEE my desktop when I'm at work (right now I have two instances of VS2005 open, one VC++ 6.0 instance, e-mail, Excel, Firefox... and this is a pretty light day... I'm sure my wallpaper is under there somewhere). I never think to change it because I never see it, so I never get sick of it. At home I made a wallpaper from the "Ships of the Line" collection at this awesome site which is for downloading custom DVD artwork, not really wallpapers. Ric posted the background image (without the spine text) for download. (If you're into Star Trek and you have the TV sets on DVD, you must check them out... I use "The Captain's Collection" for my TOS, TNG and DS9 sets and it looks incredible, and the cases are way easier to use than the ones they come with. There's also custom artwork for Lord of the Rings, The Terminator, among many others, and all free with no registration.)

[Bassam Abdul Baki]

I've been using Panorama 32[^] for almost a decade I think. There are a couple here at Code Project that are good too.

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Art of Greg Martin[^] and Digital Blasphemy[^] are my #1 sources. These are good too. Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive[^] Hubble Site[^] Vision Afar[^] Bjornbreivik.com/[^] Webshots has some great beach images, but the software is mediocre.

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[Jonathan Darka]

thanks for that - will check it out

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Darka [Xanya] "When you're taught to love everyone, to love your enemies, then what value does that place on love?"

[Bassam Abdul Baki]

I love his Category menu. Neatly done.

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[V 0]

I use pictures of my camera :-). I always thought visual paradox was nice change, but it's not a real 'safe' site. (some screensavers contain virusses) Visual Paradox[^] -- modified at 8:58 Thursday 10th August, 2006

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[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

I haven't looked at the pictures in national geographic since I was 13.

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[Member 96]

Nothing it uses up memory unnecessarily

[Lost User]

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:

I haven't looked at the pictures in national geographic since I was 13.

:~ ok... :~ Surely this isn't some lame reference to naked "tribeswomen" since that too lost its humorous appeal about age 14.

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[Hamid Taebi]

nice:)

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[Hamid Taebi]

See http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/[^]

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Darka wrote:

Do any of you use an auto wallpaper changer, I am looking for some software but most of it out there is either crap or expensive shareware crap, are there any freeware/open source alternatives ?

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[Ernesto Perales Soto]

Flickr has a lot of pictures that make cool wallpapers. I made a program to use it as a source for my wallpapers. You can check it out here! Adiós!

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[Jonathan Darka]

Cool - will have a look

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Darka [Xanya] "When you're taught to love everyone, to love your enemies, then what value does that place on love?"