It’s about time I released another desktop picture. This new wallpaper desktop picture is of cosmic proportions. I never miss a pun.
Be sure to grab a copy of this new pic, titled Above, and splatter it across your monitor.
You know what’s fun? New desktop pictures for your computer!
Today, I’ve got an aptly-named wallpaper desktop picture just for you! Why? Because your desktop could sure use more fun. What’s more fun than that?
Nothing.
Go grab yourself a copy of today’s pic, called Colorfun. Oh, and have a fun-filled day!
It’s about that time. About that time to release another new desktop pic! This week I’ve got another oldie, but goodie for you. This one is called Soothing Static. I actually created this picture in The Gimp. I still think it’s pretty cool, and is available in 1024×768 resolution. Head on over to the Desktops page to download it.
Time to post some more cool desktops for ya’ll! Today’s new desktop picture is actually one that I created years ago, but I’m re-releasing it for you today. It’s called Mad Experiment and that’s exactly how I created it. Might’ve taken me a whole 10 minutes to do it, I don’t really remember… Anyway, head on over to the Desktops page and grab this blast from the past!
In this, the final chapter of the epic My Setup post (see part 1 and part 2), I will reveal to you how I use Wordpress as the back-end of this site. In the previous two chapters, I explained what kind of hardware and software I used to develop a site. This time, I’m going to explain how I take what I create locally on my computer and get it into an easy to manage, extensible website. Read More
Last time, I showed you what hardware I used in the development of websites. Today, I’m going to give you an overview of the software tools that I use all the time for development. If you remember from the last article, my operating system of choice is Apple’s Mac OS X (even though I can’t run the latest and greatest version). Occasionally I find myself away from my trusty Mac and the only computing device available is one that runs Microsoft’s Windows. While I don’t prefer to work that way, Windows can also do the job, and I will try to mention Windows alternatives to the Mac software that I use along the way.
People are always asking me: “Dude, what kind of killer setup do you have?” Actually no one has ever asked me that, but somebody might someday. In preparation for that future event, I’ve decided to share with you the tools I use day to day to design, develop, and test my websites. I have to admit, I do have a somewhat, um, unusual setup than most, but it works, and that’s what matters. The first part of this series is going to talk about the various computing hardware tools I use. Read More
Well, it was about time I came up with another Desktop Picture for your internet enjoyment. This new picture is just a cool experiment I came up with in Apophysis. This is a new tool for me to use, but I find fractals fascinating, so you will probably see some more experiments like this in the future. Head on over to the Desktops page to download this new picture called Living Smoke.
I’ve just posted a great new HDR Desktop Picture (or wallpaper, as our PC using friends call it) called “Dusk.” This is another HDR sunset photo taken this spring. Download this desktop picture, or visit the Desktops page for more.
Double Desktop Friday!
Once again, I’m appealing to those poor fellows (like me) that don’t have a gargantuan monitor yet, so both of these desktops/wallpapers are at 1024×768 resolution. The first pic is called What the Heck and the second pic is simply entitled Room.