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Nice desktop, I especially like the x-ometer, where did you find that?
First you need to install "Suprekarma" and on lunching it you will have the option to download and all different kinds of widgets and from this list you can get X-ometer.
Thanks, I managed to find it all not too long after my post with a little googling.
I feel like such a noob, lol.
Very nice. I am also using 11.3 with KDE3. To add an even more professional look you can set a drop shadow for the desktop icon text in kdeglobals and you can use the polyester style with plastic window borders.
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