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The thread discusses potential default wallpapers for Windows 7, beginning with curiosity about its official background following the beta's clever "Betta" fish theme. Participants express mixed opinions, with some praising the included wallpapers and others sharing concerns about resource usage and practicality, especially regarding the DreamScene feature that enables animated backgrounds. Overall, there’s an appreciation for creative visuals but also concern about performance impacts.
The thread discusses potential default wallpapers for Windows 7, beginning with curiosity about its official background following the beta's clever "Betta" fish theme. Participants express mixed opinions, with some praising the included wallpapers and others sharing concerns about resource usage and practicality, especially regarding the DreamScene feature that enables animated backgrounds. Overall, there’s an appreciation for creative visuals but also concern about performance impacts.
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you guys should enable the dreamscene feature in windows 7,google it. Because ever since I found out I can play high-def Planet Earth's as my dreamscene/desktop background....no more static wallpapers for me. just saying it is well worth it if you can find good dreamscenes....
I've yet to see a default Windows wallpaper that I actually wanted to keep on my screen....
piit
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You're kidding, right? Ah, you mean default - that's another story I too really liked the Beta/Betta idea - unusually clever and stylish for Microsoft :-D Anyway, my original point was that there is quite a lot of amazing wallpapers included with Windows 7 now. I'm an amateur photographer so I really do appreciate shots like these.
I too really liked the Beta/Betta idea - unusually clever and stylish for Microsoft :-D Anyway, my original point was that there is quite a lot of amazing wallpapers included with Windows 7 now. I'm an amateur photographer so I really do appreciate shots like these.
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you guys should enable the dreamscene feature in windows 7,google it. Because ever since I found out I can play high-def Planet Earth's as my dreamscene/desktop background....no more static wallpapers for me. just saying it is well worth it if you can find good dreamscenes....
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I tried it and it had my single core processor running at 65% all the time. No way I'm using that.you guys should enable the dreamscene feature in windows 7,google it. Because ever since I found out I can play high-def Planet Earth's as my dreamscene/desktop background....no more static wallpapers for me. just saying it is well worth it if you can find good dreamscenes....
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I do like the dream scenes but as you have said there is a price to pay . Even though I have a dual core . I dont like the processor having to work on just keeping my background going
Not an economic use of power .
Infact a silly idea but the look is very pleasant
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