Do you use a HP themed wallpaper on your computer?

[HP-12C]

Do you use a HP themed wallpaper on your computer?

This is mine:

[Steve Simpkin]

I have the following picture of the Calculators of HP poster from vcalc.net.
https://www.vcalc.net/images2/Posters/HP...0x1600.jpg

[striegel]

A wallpaper?

My preference is to have the background change once each minute, switching among images of all the calculators in my collection.

[Valentin Albillo]

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(04-01-2023 09:51 AM)HP-12C Wrote:  Do you use a HP themed wallpaper on your computer?

Yes, I do. I alternate between these:

HP-65
HP-67
HP-29C and HP-29C
HP-70
HP-55
HP-35s
HP-34C
HP-32SII

and several others.

V.

[Dave Britten]

I've used a solid color background for as long as I can remember. Usually I have the screen covered with windows anyway.

[KeithB]

I have a rotating series of images, but no HP. The most technical is a shot of ACRR going off. The blue glow is Cherenkov radiation, which was one of the things on my bucket list.

https://www.sandia.gov/research/research...-facility/



   

[KF6GPE]

I do occasionally --- either that, or HP test equpment, or one of the wonderful HP marketing slides from the early 80's I dug out somewhere. All of the people in those shots look very happy to be using their HP calculators!

[rex4good]

Not sure if mine counts... I can't make a skin for the Plus42 thus I just used my wallpaper.

[Eric Rechlin]

(09-01-2023 02:23 PM)rex4good Wrote:  Not sure if mine counts... I can't make a skin for the Plus42 thus I just used my wallpaper.

Are you using an ortholinear keyboard, or is the wallpaper layout just limited by whatever you used to design it?

[rex4good]

(09-01-2023 08:19 PM)Eric Rechlin Wrote:  

(09-01-2023 02:23 PM)rex4good Wrote:  Not sure if mine counts... I can't make a skin for the Plus42 thus I just used my wallpaper.

Are you using an ortholinear keyboard, or is the wallpaper layout just limited by whatever you used to design it?

Yes, I have been using a Planck keyboard for almost 6 years, and these are exactly all my layers.

I’m very happy with how well it works with Plus42.

[johnb]

(04-03-2023 01:16 PM)KeithB Wrote:  The most technical is a shot of ACRR going off. The blue glow is Cherenkov radiation, which was one of the things on my bucket list.

Do you have a material sample you want them to irradiate for a purpose?

Or are you just a nuc physics fan and want to see Cherenkov radiation?

Either way, it's pretty cool and I think I'll join you! (Former Navy Nuc submariner...)

[Karl-Ludwig Butte]

(04-01-2023 11:54 PM)Valentin Albillo Wrote:  .

(04-01-2023 09:51 AM)HP-12C Wrote:  Do you use a HP themed wallpaper on your computer?

Yes, I do. I alternate between these:

HP-65
HP-67
HP-29C and HP-29C
HP-70
HP-55
HP-35s
HP-34C
HP-32SII

and several others.

V.

These wallpapers are rerally GREAT - thanks for sharing!

Best regards
Karl

[KeithB]

Actually a screenshot of SarahZ80's new simulator would be cool:
https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-20203.html

"Do you have a material sample you want them to irradiate for a purpose?"
I was testing nuclear weapon components for neutron sensitivity to check for fratricide issues.

"Or are you just a nuc physics fan and want to see Cherenkov radiation?"
More of a science fiction fan / science geek, where Cherenkov radiation pops up occasionally, so it became something I wanted to see.

[Matt Agajanian]

How about the pics from the HP Calendar from the 80s?