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Christmas is coming.
Stores stocked up on Christmas treats as early as September, and meanwhile the matching decorations followed throughout town.
It seems like every corner of our environment is blinking and shining in Christmas colors.
Do you have a Christmas theme desktop yet?
Here is your chance!
All free and 100% Christmas originals.
Christmas Wallpapers
A Christmas wallpaper is a must!
WallpaperStock has a great selection of images in resolutions up to 2560x1920 pixel.
Vladstudio provides many moreseasonal wallpapers.
Christmas Screensavers
Giveaway of the Day offers some great seasonal screensavers for free.
I fell in love with this 3D Christmas fireside.
It’s an animated screensaver with lovely fire and bell sounds.
You will find many more holiday screensavers at the bottom of the page.
Naturally, these are promotional free downloads.
Animated Christmas Tree
Drive Software offers animated desktop Christmas trees in seven different designs.
you’re able to download each executable Christmas tree in a zip file.
They all come with blinking lights, some with more, others with less bling.
The files eat between 4.500 to 6.500K RAM.
So while they are a nice gimmick and fun for the kids, you should use them sparingly.
Spencer from “ID on Desktop Customization” created a neat set of lights.
you could run multiple copies of the animated Christmas lights to cover your screen.
However, each one costs around 4.500 K RAM.
Desktop Critters
BillyBear4Kids offers free holiday desktop pals.
They are not only animated, but also play different midis when clicked on different spots.
Quite fun for the kids.
Due to the animations and midis, the little critters consume around 10.500 K of RAM.
Christmas Countdown
Here is another Christmas tool from the same guy who created the Christmas lights above.
It also has the same menu.
The Christmas countdown displays Santa in his sleigh and two reindeers.
Rudolph’s blinking red nose is adorable!
Stardock’s Christmas Time
Are you still with me?
In that case you may be ready for this incredible transformation!
It will transform your Windows desktop into a Christmas winter wonderland.
It’s actually a free theme for Stardock’s My Colors (for Windows XP only).
The theme will decorate your entire Windows system, including windows, menus, taskbar, and desktop.
My colors also adds a calendar and a clock.
It should not be surprising that the system requirements list a minimum of 256MB RAM.
How extreme do you go with Christmas decorations?