
maybe i'll post my home comp sometime later.
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putty.exe.. do you happen to use this to play a text base game?Electric Rain wrote:1024x768 X2 Dual-screen Setup. This is my secondary computer, my primary one runs two 19 inch monitors at 1280x1024 (Important for what I do... seriously!).
Yeah, I know you see it. That's a "thing" with me... No, I'm not talking about the Shakugan no Shana wallpaper, which I love, but rather the fact that all of my commonly used program icons are neatly lined up and categorized by their functions on the secondary monitor.(Internet browsers are all on one row, then office applications, then media players/editors... you get the point...)
I don't know what you use putty for, but my school uses it as an SSH interface.Sharp Sapphire wrote:putty.exe.. do you happen to use this to play a text base game?Electric Rain wrote:1024x768 X2 Dual-screen Setup. This is my secondary computer, my primary one runs two 19 inch monitors at 1280x1024 (Important for what I do... seriously!).
Yeah, I know you see it. That's a "thing" with me... No, I'm not talking about the Shakugan no Shana wallpaper, which I love, but rather the fact that all of my commonly used program icons are neatly lined up and categorized by their functions on the secondary monitor.(Internet browsers are all on one row, then office applications, then media players/editors... you get the point...)
grossaffe wrote:I don't know what you use putty for, but my school uses it as an SSH interface.Sharp Sapphire wrote:putty.exe.. do you happen to use this to play a text base game?Electric Rain wrote:1024x768 X2 Dual-screen Setup. This is my secondary computer, my primary one runs two 19 inch monitors at 1280x1024 (Important for what I do... seriously!).
Yeah, I know you see it. That's a "thing" with me... No, I'm not talking about the Shakugan no Shana wallpaper, which I love, but rather the fact that all of my commonly used program icons are neatly lined up and categorized by their functions on the secondary monitor.(Internet browsers are all on one row, then office applications, then media players/editors... you get the point...)


