Make your windows desktop actually a desktop

Wednesday 21 June 2006 @ 7:01 pm | By Ivan 'Nahu' Lozano Comment now!

All right for all those productivity and file managing geeks we’ve got a little something for you! This is a video of BumpTop, a desktop replacement for Windows. Sure there are lots of replacements out there, but this one is actually as close as you can get to a real desktop.

You can pile, throw, crush, bend and even stack your documents. Its something you have to see to believe. The most amazing part is that it appears to be really intuitive.

The future better have this!

[BumpTop / Via Lifehacker]

Filed in: Web Notes Tags: Technorati: Computers, Technorati: design, Technorati: geek, Technorati: Windows

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