Mmm, Conkies. One of the delightful things about X11 is the ability to run an active system resource monitor on your desktop, and theme it pretty much any way you want. I themed mine in TWDB livery. I haven’t had this much fun customizing my wallpaper since the days of the fatally flawed, but oh-so-fun Active Desktop. Like pretty much everything in Linux, configuration is done mainly by editing a text file using a pretty simple and easily understood markup language. There are GUI configuration tools, but they don’t really offer the detail manipulations that you can do by straight-up editing the code. Fun, fun fun! :D
It has now been 5 days since I’ve booted up Windows… I wonder if there’s some kind of 12-Step coin I can get at 30 days.. (:
Fun things can be done in Linux but never in Windows anything.
I pity people that are stuck on or with any Windows OS or any Microsoft software.