Dreamscene make your desktop background live
1-download the portable software
2-extract it
3-right click and run as administrator
4-enable desktop background
5-right click on any video that are cooll...and set as desktop background
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only compatible for windows 7 and video in wmv format only
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Thursday, May 26, 2011
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Lifehacker's Guide to Customizing Your Desktop
Lifehacker's Guide to Customizing Your Desktop
Wallbase.net - Wallbase.net can simply be described as a searchable wallpaper database, containing almost endless amounts of wallpapers.
InterfaceLIFT - InterfaceLIFT is an excellent resource for all kinds of wallpapers with the ability to sort out any types of images that don't work for you. The site provides a catalogue of themes and icons as well.
Digital Blasphemy - Has a free section for wallpapers.
Top 10 Free Wallpaper, Fonts and Icon Sources
Chris Pirillo's Favorite Free Wallpaper Sites - Chris Pirillo's big on wallpapers, and he's posted a lot of resources he likes to use to find some great images.
An example of rainmeter using gaia10 configs.
☑ Download Here
If you ever wished you could add skin-able Windows Gadgets (or OS X Widgets) directly to your desktop, well, that's what Rainmeter does for Windows users.
Rainmeter lets you extend your desktop image into a living design by providing always-updating meters that sit right on your desktop. With skins and some good design sense, you can make your meters look truly integrated and come up with some pretty incredible looks. Here are some of the favourites :
The Gaia Desktop
The Enigma Desktop
The Cave Story Desktop
The Monochrome Grey Desktop
For more Rainmeter themes, there's the Rainmeter deviantART page.
Flurry Icon Sets | The Icon Factory
Here are some of the more popular deviations too :
Token by ~brsev
Icon Pack by ~aablab
Icon Pack 2 by ~aablab
Lucid: Icons by ~leechiahan
Well, that covers the basics. To know more, you can read the full list here :
Source : http://lifehacker.com/5681775/customize-yo...op-this-weekend
Wallbase.net - Wallbase.net can simply be described as a searchable wallpaper database, containing almost endless amounts of wallpapers.
InterfaceLIFT - InterfaceLIFT is an excellent resource for all kinds of wallpapers with the ability to sort out any types of images that don't work for you. The site provides a catalogue of themes and icons as well.
Digital Blasphemy - Has a free section for wallpapers.
Top 10 Free Wallpaper, Fonts and Icon Sources
Chris Pirillo's Favorite Free Wallpaper Sites - Chris Pirillo's big on wallpapers, and he's posted a lot of resources he likes to use to find some great images.
Rainmeter
An example of rainmeter using gaia10 configs.
☑ Download Here
If you ever wished you could add skin-able Windows Gadgets (or OS X Widgets) directly to your desktop, well, that's what Rainmeter does for Windows users.
Rainmeter lets you extend your desktop image into a living design by providing always-updating meters that sit right on your desktop. With skins and some good design sense, you can make your meters look truly integrated and come up with some pretty incredible looks. Here are some of the favourites :
The Gaia Desktop
The Enigma Desktop
The Cave Story Desktop
The Monochrome Grey Desktop
For more Rainmeter themes, there's the Rainmeter deviantART page.
Custom Icons
If you like the structural uniformity of iOS rounded rectangle grid, you'll want to take a look at the IconFactory's Flurry.
If you like the structural uniformity of iOS rounded rectangle grid, you'll want to take a look at the IconFactory's Flurry.
Flurry Icon Sets | The Icon Factory
Here are some of the more popular deviations too :
Token by ~brsev
Icon Pack by ~aablab
Icon Pack 2 by ~aablab
Lucid: Icons by ~leechiahan
Well, that covers the basics. To know more, you can read the full list here :
Source : http://lifehacker.com/5681775/customize-yo...op-this-weekend
Beginners Guide to Desktop Modding
Beginners Guide to Desktop Modding
Disclaimer:
1. I'm not responsible if you mess up your registry and your computer decides to no longer work. just so you know, do all of these things at your own hazard.
2. Guides are taken from other guide scattered in the forum and other forums.
Introduction:
So you went to customize.org and you saw the most badass desktop ever and you want to know how it's done right? now that you realize that posting a comment saying "great screenshot, how did you do this?" doesn't get you anywhere, this tutorial will attempt to reveal to you the basic steps of desktop customization in windows and point you in the right direction as to where to achieve more advanced effects.
Enabling WinXP to use 3rd party themes:
Universal UXTheme Patcher:
The UXTheme Patcher allows you to use any 3rd party msstyle theme on Windows XP/SP1/SP2 by patching the uxtheme.dll (dynamic link library).
Download UXTheme Multi-Patcher
Download visual style from any of these site:
- Neowin.net: Completed Visual Styles
- deviantART: Visual Styles
- Customize.org: XP VisualStyles
After you have downloaded the visual styles; usually in zip format; extract it to c:\windows\resources\themes\
Right click desktop > properties > appearance tab, select the visual style you just installed.
Another method is to use WindowBlinds; download here; also 30 days trial.
You can get themes for WindowBlinds from WinCustomize
Wallpaper:
As you may have guessed, your desktop background or "wallpaper" is integral to the overall look of your desktop theme.
A good rule of thumb for wallpapers is to always use one that has a solidly colored area so you can place your icons and other desktop elements without interfering with the wallpaper's focal point. This becomes a problem sometimes when you're using a wallpaper that has a lot of three dimensional work and doesn't really leave room for a blank area. This might require you to edit the wallpaper a bit to your liking and may be more trouble than it's worth.
some good resources for wallpapers are:
- customize.org
- deviantart.com
- Pixelgirl
- Mac OS X wallpapers
- MobiusCo
- Mandolux
- MagnetStudio
- Vladstudio
- WallpaperStock
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/125220
Disclaimer:
1. I'm not responsible if you mess up your registry and your computer decides to no longer work. just so you know, do all of these things at your own hazard.
2. Guides are taken from other guide scattered in the forum and other forums.
Introduction:
So you went to customize.org and you saw the most badass desktop ever and you want to know how it's done right? now that you realize that posting a comment saying "great screenshot, how did you do this?" doesn't get you anywhere, this tutorial will attempt to reveal to you the basic steps of desktop customization in windows and point you in the right direction as to where to achieve more advanced effects.
Enabling WinXP to use 3rd party themes:
Universal UXTheme Patcher:
The UXTheme Patcher allows you to use any 3rd party msstyle theme on Windows XP/SP1/SP2 by patching the uxtheme.dll (dynamic link library).
Download UXTheme Multi-Patcher
Download visual style from any of these site:
- Neowin.net: Completed Visual Styles
- deviantART: Visual Styles
- Customize.org: XP VisualStyles
After you have downloaded the visual styles; usually in zip format; extract it to c:\windows\resources\themes\
Right click desktop > properties > appearance tab, select the visual style you just installed.
Another method is to use WindowBlinds; download here; also 30 days trial.
You can get themes for WindowBlinds from WinCustomize
Wallpaper:
As you may have guessed, your desktop background or "wallpaper" is integral to the overall look of your desktop theme.
A good rule of thumb for wallpapers is to always use one that has a solidly colored area so you can place your icons and other desktop elements without interfering with the wallpaper's focal point. This becomes a problem sometimes when you're using a wallpaper that has a lot of three dimensional work and doesn't really leave room for a blank area. This might require you to edit the wallpaper a bit to your liking and may be more trouble than it's worth.
some good resources for wallpapers are:
- customize.org
- deviantart.com
- Pixelgirl
- Mac OS X wallpapers
- MobiusCo
- Mandolux
- MagnetStudio
- Vladstudio
- WallpaperStock
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/125220
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