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#301 2008-11-15 22:56:52

Square
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Thanks big_smile


 

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#302 2008-11-15 22:57:27

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Today I found that awsome wallpaper: http://gabiton.deviantart.com/art/Bulle … P-26576546
I customized it a bit to make it fit my widescreen and here's the result:

Clean:
greendaycleanve2.th.pngthpix.gif

Stuffed:
greendaystuffedwb2.th.pngthpix.gif

Its the newest kdemod, just using the Gnome icon theme. Thats why theres the gnome logo wink


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#303 2008-11-15 23:58:34

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

I found this Archlinux clock on Gnome-looks.org so I have to show it off (I changed it to orange to match):

Screenshot-14-3.png

Screenshot-15-7.png

Screenshot-16-4.png

Large Views:
http://i480.photobucket.com/albums/rr16 … t-14-1.jpg
http://i480.photobucket.com/albums/rr16 … t-15-5.png
http://i480.photobucket.com/albums/rr16 … t-16-2.png

Last edited by methuselah (2008-11-16 16:45:59)

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#304 2008-11-16 01:30:17

yettenet
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

removed due to privacy reasons

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#305 2008-11-16 03:14:19

Gullible Jones
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Space-age WMII.

screen1ky6.th.pngthpix.gif

screen2qg6.th.pngthpix.gif

Fonts: fixed 12 (WMII), Dejavu Sans 7 (GTK)
Icons: Meliae
GTK theme: dyne
Wallpaper from interfacelift.com
Info on bottom left with help of acpi package, which I completely forgot about while I was using awesome.

(The setup is obviously incomplete, but if anyone wants the wmiirc, I'll post it. Not that it has anything remotely innovative in it; WMII is *easy* to configure, unlike awesome.)

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#306 2008-11-16 04:07:39

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Mine is chinese-like desktop tongue
I'm not fully happy with it... but here you have:
Clean:
screenshot1ev1.th.pngthpix.gif
Busy:
screenshot2tk5.th.pngthpix.gif

See you!!!


Edit 

Sorry about the big images, i have fixed now.

Last edited by aymara (2008-11-19 02:55:23)


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#307 2008-11-16 05:27:58

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Nice wallpaper! Do you have a link for it?

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#308 2008-11-16 07:40:12

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

desktople3.th.jpg


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#309 2008-11-16 08:46:55

krib
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

3093837.t.png

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#310 2008-11-16 09:27:28

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

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#311 2008-11-16 09:51:05

Arkane
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

moljac024 wrote:

What font is that in vim ?

M+ 1m from the ttf-mplus package.


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#312 2008-11-16 10:09:06

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

scrotti-thumb611.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08460/scrotti824.jpg

There's nothing to show really, so... tongue

The : is just the prompt for ratpoison commands. I could have of course shown many applications at once but meh, we all know what it looks like..

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#313 2008-11-16 12:02:37

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

It's like staring into the abyss!


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#314 2008-11-16 12:27:22

initbox
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

crispus wrote:

It's like staring into the abyss!

Haha big_smile

It's just minimalistic, the way I dig it.

But maybe I should've taken the screenshot with many windows open and tiled... At the moment, I'm totally in love with Ratpoison. With normal tiling window managers I felt like I was fighting against it all the time since the tiling would get screwed up every time I opened a new window and I had to reorganize everything. Ratpoison is pure awesomeness, maybe the best window manager ever. Well, it works like screen, so obviously it's one of the best pieces of software ever...

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#315 2008-11-16 12:36:12

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Please use thumbnails, not full-sized pictures.


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#316 2008-11-16 12:50:34

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

I gotta switch to a tiling WM one of these days...

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#317 2008-11-16 13:11:21

initbox
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Zerosleep wrote:

I gotta switch to a tiling WM one of these days...

I just decided to try one out, I went for Awesome first. It was somewhat cool even though there was alot to learn, but I got the hang of it pretty fast. Then it started pissing me off, because every time I opened a new application my layout would get screwed up. I went back to Openbox for a few days but... I had alot of unused space on my screen all the time and it just didn't feel "right" anymore. Then I started looking for alternatives and all the tiling WM's seemed to require some cryptic programming language knowledge if you wanted to change any settings. It actually felt like these guys are trying to implement software in the most obscure programming language possible (LUA, Haskell, etc.)

Plus, I read many comments about the config file syntaxes that aren't even stable and that they seem to change from release to release. That's retarded. I was about to try DWM but went for Ratpoison. And, like I said earlier, it's pure awesomeness. You are in complete control over the windows and you don't have to fight against it. Plus, since it works like screen, it's pure awesomeness times ten, and if you're familiar with screen, all the keybindings come naturally. There's really no huge need to customize the environment at all.

My biggest problem is when I have to use some other computer, like one with Windows Vista. The shell is useless so you have to use the crappy Explorer and its UI is the worst piece of garbage ever, filled with those useless "My loldocuments" folders that nobody even uses. Floating window management and the software(s) actually crashes and is horribly bloated and slow?! Talk about a huge drop in productivity!

Heh, wall of text ^^

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#318 2008-11-16 14:41:58

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

3035025208_89333c054a.jpg?v=0

Pretty basic, but I like it that way smile

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#319 2008-11-16 15:22:56

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

initbox wrote:

...

While I do agree with some things you said (specially with the habit of awesome changing the configuration file every now and then), I don't keep on fighting with awesome. If you configure it according to your needs, you'll almost never have to configure your windows again.

For example, when I open firefox, I'm certain it'll open on tag 3, urxvt on 4 and so on. Any application I start won't mess up with the other ones. Of course, it took some effort, but I think it's worth it.


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#320 2008-11-16 16:46:34

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Somebody said that modern desktop environments have icons on desktop.

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#321 2008-11-16 18:03:26

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

appolito wrote:

Somebody said that modern desktop environments have icons on desktop.

hahaha lol

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#322 2008-11-16 19:10:56

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

using mutze's fvwm config! just modified some stuff to make it fit with neutronium deep black from sen! all the details are on the terminal!

2008-11-16-200100_1680x1050_scrot505.png.xs.jpg


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#323 2008-11-16 19:37:58

openBrandon
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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

can someone please tell me how everyone does these info scripts in terminal?

@ap_
can you share your configs and wallpaper

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#324 2008-11-16 20:07:14

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:

using mutze's fvwm config! just modified some stuff to make it fit with neutronium deep black from sen! all the details are on the terminal!

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08460/2008-11- … png.xs.jpg

Hey, mind sharing the fvwm configs ? It looks great.


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#325 2008-11-16 20:39:37

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Zerosleep wrote:

I gotta switch to a tiling WM one of these days...

I'd recommend wmii as your first tiling WM. It's simple and has a great welcome guide/tutorial thing when you first start it up.


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