I've been playing around with a program called Istanbul, which is a desktop session recording program and here is the result, a short video in Ogg-Tehora format. Due to the lack of (hardware) resources, many of the frames unfortunately have been skipped.
Anyway it shows what my desktop currently looks like and shows the concept of multiple desktop spaces, providing the ability of running multiple applications full screen simultaneously. As you can see, the desktop is (30%) transparent, using the Beryl manager and Emerald theme manager.
Still think GNU/Linux is a out of date, sluggish HobbyOS eh?
Anyway it shows what my desktop currently looks like and shows the concept of multiple desktop spaces, providing the ability of running multiple applications full screen simultaneously. As you can see, the desktop is (30%) transparent, using the Beryl manager and Emerald theme manager.
Still think GNU/Linux is a out of date, sluggish HobbyOS eh?
Istanbul if available for free and Free, from most GNU/Linux distribution's repositories
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