
If you like the look of tokyo102′s desktop and want the same effect, here’s all you’ll need:
- The wallpaper from Wallbase.
- GeekTool for Mac, also available in the Mac App Store.
- The Clock, Date, Weather, and Weather forecast geeklets for Geektool, many of which are in our guide to setting up Geektool.
- The Josefin Sans Standard font for the geeklets.
- Noctune for Mac, a utility that turns the menubar black.
- The Mousqueak desktop controller for iTunes.
Also worth noting is that tokyo102 has the dock hidden to free up some additional space to work, or just to admire the beautiful setting in the wallpaper. If you’re a Windows or Linux user, you should be able to get the same effect with Rainmeter or Conky (respectively) to recreate the scene in your OS of choice. Also, don’t forget to check out our guide to creating a desktop HUD with Rainmeter.
Desktop 2 [Flickr]



















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