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I use 1280x1024, so beware

As you can see, it runs barebone. Everything is hidden on my computer, or accessed through auto-run or command prompt. Mozilla firefox is bareboned and very user-unfriendly, no one else who has access to my computer can use it fluently. I constantly use hot-keys and custom ways to go to places.

Such as, Highlighting and pressing Ctrl+CLV [Enter] to open a web page that I highlighted.

Very neat that my family is dumb enough to not use it.

Here it is...

www.geocities.com/pike_hustler/reizwall.jpg

Linux is also very clean. Those toolbars are all slide away. (you can have as many as you need to relate to any progect or whatever you may do.) I really like it because I can easily organize all my favorite programs into drawers and/or toolbars. Then with one click of a button they will all slide away and remain hidden to I want to slide them back out to work on a particular progect. Take a look for example.

If you look in the botton right and top right you will see little mini arrow. Those are my slide aways for my toolbars. Drawers can be placed in the toolbars as well. A drawer is similar to your windows start menu, except they only contain apps or files you place there. Example, I have a drawer for photo and graphics editing that contains all my graphics stuff. I then have a drawer that contains all my media players and media editing software.. :rock: