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Civilization 4 Music: Baba Yetu (Title Theme) HD Animated Background
May 19th
Inkeeping with my previous run with Age of Wonders music, I now am working on a series of Civilization 4 music. Civ 4 has a LOT of music so I’m only covering select tracks, starting with the 16 track Official soundtrack. I hope you enjoy the tunes! Download the Demo! www.gamershell.com
Tutorial: Making a Simple 2D Wallpaper – Part 2
May 18th
Part 2 is here! I hope you enjoyed, and as usual… please LIKE the video! Also, sorry if I am going too slow/fast in the tutorial. – Ferox _______________________________________________________________ Like me on Facebook! www.facebook.com Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com Check out my portfolio! feroxstudios.daportfolio.com
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Simple Desktops: simpledesktops.com This is my first video, hope you guys like it. Please subscribe. If you want more videos about something you like, write it in a comment. Music: Happy Alley – Kevin MacLeod – incompetech.com About Simple Desktops: Do you ever feel like the only good desktop wallpapers you can find are either the basic 15 or 20 Apple provides or solid colors? Do you often find yourself spending time looking for something that isn’t a beautiful photograph but also isn’t a gradient and drop shadowed mess with a little lens flare and some annoying copyright information in the corner? Do you want less, but not boring? Then you want Simple Desktops. Simple Desktops: a collection of bling, drop shadow, and gradient free desktops to help keep you stay focused but also provide just enough eye candy to not be bored. It’s here because finding these around the web is just too hard. Attribution for the creation of these is given to the creator on the site, but it doesn’t extend onto your personal desktop. Use of these desktop wallpapers is for personal use only and shouldn’t be sold or reposted without the expressed written consent of the desktop wallpaper’s creator.
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I need to contact Microsoft for help with Windows 7 activation?
May 17th
Question by random internet guy: I need to contact Microsoft for help with Windows 7 activation?
Water spilled into my computer case and fried the computer. I had to get a completely new motherboard, cpu, ram, and graphics card. When I booted up, Windows would not repair on the old hard drive. I did a clean install, but when I typed the installation key from the Windows 7 cd it wouldn’t activate. I need to contact Microsoft to see if I can deactivate the broken computer and reactivate it on the new one. The problem is I can’t find the number to speak to someone.
Best answer:
Answer by xxxPunkiexxx
It should be on the website under Contact us.
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was windows 1.0 windows first GUI if not please tell me what was?
May 16th
Question by mutty: was windows 1.0 windows first GUI if not please tell me what was?
Best answer:
Answer by Mike C
When the Macintosh was introduced in 1984, it represented something altogether new to the public – an affordable Graphical User Interface (GUI) on a computer with a mouse. Suddenly, while others were typing commands like “del index.com,” Mac users were dragging and dropping the image of a file into the image of a trash can. Users had a computer with an interface that made sense (intuitive). But although Apple was the first to successfully mass-produce a GUI, they were not its inventors, nor were they the first to market it.
The honor for producing the first working GUI goes to Doug Englebart – at the time an employee of Stanford Research Institute. Englebart and colleagues created a program called the oNLine System in 1965-‘68. This program used the first mouse, a windowing system, and hypertext, and was based on a description of a system called “memex” proposed by Vannevar Bush in 1945. The name “mouse” comes from this period. The mouse used in oNLine had three buttons on one end and the line coming out the other end. Apparently, the buttons for eyes and nose, plus a cord for a tail, reminded the users of a mouse and the name stuck.
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the benefits of Microsoft Windows 7?
May 13th
Question by Beckett I: the benefits of Microsoft Windows 7?
What are the benefits of Windows 7?
Best answer:
Answer by nos_geezer
http://news.cnet.com/8301-10805_3-10129334-75.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody
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Is the GUI (graphical user interface) in Linux anything like it is in Windows, or is it more like DOS?
May 12th
Question by : Is the GUI (graphical user interface) in Linux anything like it is in Windows, or is it more like DOS?
I’ve never used linux before.
Best answer:
Answer by BestKept
It’s more like Windows.
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How to get Leopard X theme on windows xp?
May 11th
Question by : How to get Leopard X theme on windows xp?
Hello,
I’m trying to find a theme package that also includes start menu leopard X theme for windows xp.
I’ve already gotten rocketdock and sorted that all out. I’ve found themes but they don’t change the start menu as well. I have already have themes patched so that’s done.
Best answer:
Answer by Frank N. Stein
Try this one, and make sure you backup your original themes first.
http://kampongboy92.deviantart.com/art/Leopard-Mods-On-XP-66696721
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Is it possible to use a desktop environment(GUI) such as GNOME or KDE when i already have Windows Vista?
May 10th
Question by Speaking My Mind: Is it possible to use a desktop environment(GUI) such as GNOME or KDE when i already have Windows Vista?
Best answer:
Answer by TalentedChimp
No. Gnome and KDE only run on Linux. Of course it’s all open source, so maybe you could port it to the Windows platform?
However, it is possible to install Linux on your PC if you buy an extra hard drive or use free space on your existing drive. That way you can dual-boot Vista and Linux.
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