Valentine’s Day is coming in 2 days, here’s some nice wallpapers that I found on my friend’s blog, and I saved it as my desktop wallpaper, it looks good(click here for the large screenshot).

Valentine’s Day is a great traditional holiday for your western people, a day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine’s cards, presenting flowers, or offering confectionery.

Want to show your love to your other-half? Just decorate his/her desktop

These are several cool Valentine wallpapers, like it? Right click the photo and choose “Save As”

Have been used my Fedora 9 desktop for half a year, I really got bored with the default Fedora Themes, especially the default icons theme, so I tried to look for a better one on the whole net, and I was so excited when I found the unofficial tango icon theme. It’s high quality and looks very cool. The Tango team is just the contributor of GNOME icons themes, so their icons have a good visual metaphor for Nautilus and other GNOME modules.

Well, the photo above is just captured when the Tango Icons installed while I am chatting with a friend with China Mobile’s Fetion IM service (using LibFetion), and at that time, a friend on Google Talk coming online in the Gossip messenger.

Now, I have a very fresh feeling after logging in my desktop, and it has a different, much more better looking like a new OS with a different, fresh-new experience

And I want to recommend some sites that help you to customise your Fedora (or other Linux distro) desktop, one is http://www.gnome-look.org (for KDE users, go to http://www.kde-look.org), you all know this site Another one I’d like to introduce to you is the GNOME Art http://art.gnome.org/, and tell you the truth, the official Tango icon theme is just downloaded from there. I found a cool GNOME wallpaper too, which I will set it as my wallpaper this night.

This is a photo of beautiful sunrise, I rembered I saved from a Flickr user’s online album, I forgot where exactly it was originally uploaed. I just saved it in my hard disk and resized it with GIMP to a proper length and width so that it can be used as my Fedora 9 linux desktop wall paper.

It’s so beautiful sunrise that I’ve never seen, it’s taken at an Airport, and the run is just rising from the horizon, the colour above the sun is so nice. If you like it, just click the photo for a larger one, and you can also set it as your own wall paper if you like. For better looking and experience, you screen resolutions must be 1280×800 ….

Thanks you so much, the photographer of this nice photo!