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Daisuke_Aramaki: what is that taskbar on the top?
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Daisuke_Aramaki: what is that taskbar on the top?
Looks like caw
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bosha: Sure! It's part of Gaia09-Natural-WP-pack @ deviantArt.
Thanks. I love these wallpapers
If you think of MS-DOS as mono, and Windows as stereo,
then Linux is Dolby Digital and all the music is free...
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Ok Thanks I will try them.
BTW. I can only use one of them becouse dzen2-gadgets-svn conflict's dzen2 and dzen2-svn.
Ohh No can you see by what package is print command owned?
OpenBSD4.5 EEE1000H
Hah great screenshot I know it that someone else listen to Armin Van Buuren here.
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thanks for the xdef droog
@myrkiada thanks for the dzen2 conf
I LOVE archlinux
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myrkiada wrote:Ok Thanks I will try them.
BTW. I can only use one of them becouse dzen2-gadgets-svn conflict's dzen2 and dzen2-svn.
Ohh No can you see by what package is print command owned?Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:OpenBSD4.5 EEE1000H
Hah great screenshot I know it that someone else listen to Armin Van Buuren here.
It's a zsh scripts so I'm guessing you need zsh for the print command to work. About the dzen2 conflict. try removing dzen2 and/or dzen2-svn and install only dzen2-gadgets-svn. That package did not exist when I installed gdbar a while ago, I think gdbar whas a package in itself, dunno. Anyway, I think dzen2-gadgets-svn is all you need now.
vlearner: You're welcome.
I did some small updates to the scripts last night to make some of the icons dynamic, eg. volume icon changes depending on if volume is muted, and the play icon changes from play, stop, and pause depending on what mpd is doing. I guess there are more elegant ways of doing that, but it works for now. I'll post an update on github within the hour.
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SpeedVin wrote:myrkiada wrote:Ok Thanks I will try them.
BTW. I can only use one of them becouse dzen2-gadgets-svn conflict's dzen2 and dzen2-svn.
Ohh No can you see by what package is print command owned?Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:OpenBSD4.5 EEE1000H
Hah great screenshot I know it that someone else listen to Armin Van Buuren here.
It's a zsh scripts so I'm guessing you need zsh for the print command to work. About the dzen2 conflict. try removing dzen2 and/or dzen2-svn and install only dzen2-gadgets-svn. That package did not exist when I installed gdbar a while ago, I think gdbar whas a package in itself, dunno. Anyway, I think dzen2-gadgets-svn is all you need now.
I do before that what you said but thanks.And to the print command maybe we can change it to another that work in bash maybe echo?
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Saint0fCloud wrote:Some awesome screenshots, I can't believe I've never really posted over here. Anyways......
Nice clock! Is that one of those KDE widgets?
No, it's a superkaramba theme, http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.ph … tent=95681
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I do before that what you said but thanks.And to the print command maybe we can change it to another that work in bash maybe echo?
Not sure, I'm kinda new to all of this, but I think you just need to have zsh installed, you can still use bash if you want to. About changing it into a bash script that would require rewriting most of the script I believe.
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SpeedVin wrote:I do before that what you said but thanks.And to the print command maybe we can change it to another that work in bash maybe echo?
Not sure, I'm kinda new to all of this, but I think you just need to have zsh installed, you can still use bash if you want to. About changing it into a bash script that would require rewriting most of the script I believe.
Ouch then I have to install zsh
And one more question your run script's from terminal or from your xmonad.hs?
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myrkiada wrote:SpeedVin wrote:I do before that what you said but thanks.And to the print command maybe we can change it to another that work in bash maybe echo?
Not sure, I'm kinda new to all of this, but I think you just need to have zsh installed, you can still use bash if you want to. About changing it into a bash script that would require rewriting most of the script I believe.
Ouch then I have to install zsh
And one more question your run script's from terminal or from your xmonad.hs?
I run them from .xinitrc like this. (or from terminal when testing)
./path/to/scripts/rtop.sh &
./path/to/scripts/rbottom.sh &
./path/to/scripts/lbottom.sh &
exec xmonad
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Ok last question the clock on your bar change dynamicly or viev state time?
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Ok last question the clock on your bar change dynamicly or viev state time?
Not sure if I understand your question. But yeah, it does change dynamicly, the SLEEP variable is set to 1 (one second) so it runs the script every sec and then spits it out in dzen2.
MYDATE_FORMAT='%H:%M:%S - %a, %d.%m.%y'
mydate() {
date +${MYDATE_FORMAT}
}
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SpeedVin wrote:Ok last question the clock on your bar change dynamicly or viev state time?
Not sure if I understand your question. But yeah, it does change dynamicly, the SLEEP variable is set to 1 (one second) so it runs the script every sec and then spits it out in dzen2.
MYDATE_FORMAT='%H:%M:%S - %a, %d.%m.%y' mydate() { date +${MYDATE_FORMAT} }
Hah that I wanted but I forgive one question.
To run this script's I must be in ZSH shell or I can be in BASH?
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myrkiada wrote:SpeedVin wrote:Ok last question the clock on your bar change dynamicly or viev state time?
Not sure if I understand your question. But yeah, it does change dynamicly, the SLEEP variable is set to 1 (one second) so it runs the script every sec and then spits it out in dzen2.
MYDATE_FORMAT='%H:%M:%S - %a, %d.%m.%y' mydate() { date +${MYDATE_FORMAT} }
Hah that I wanted but I forgive one question.
To run this script's I must be in ZSH shell or I can be in BASH?
Fist line of the scripts says it it a zsh script (#!/bin/zsh) so I'm guessin that as long as you have zsh installed you can still run it from bash or whatever.
Btw, maby we should create a new "XMonad/dzen2 configs + screenshot" thread, so we don't hijack this one. Anyway, I have to go, good luck.
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SpeedVin wrote:myrkiada wrote:Not sure if I understand your question. But yeah, it does change dynamicly, the SLEEP variable is set to 1 (one second) so it runs the script every sec and then spits it out in dzen2.
MYDATE_FORMAT='%H:%M:%S - %a, %d.%m.%y' mydate() { date +${MYDATE_FORMAT} }
Hah that I wanted but I forgive one question.
To run this script's I must be in ZSH shell or I can be in BASH?Fist line of the scripts says it it a zsh script (#!/bin/zsh) so I'm guessin that as long as you have zsh installed you can still run it from bash or whatever.
Btw, maby we should create a new "XMonad/dzen2 configs + screenshot" thread, so we don't hijack this one. Anyway, I have to go, good luck.
We have XMonad hacking thread but I installed zsh and still print: command not found
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We have XMonad hacking thread but I installed zsh and still print: command not found
It seems to work just as fine with echo, just change "print" and "printf" to "echo -n" in the scripts and it "should" work, at least it does so here. Hope that helps.
Err, that didn't really work that well, I edited the wrong files, and executed the origninal one.
Replacing "print" with "echo" works fine, but for "printf" I'm not sure..
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Dwm 5.6.1, patched with bottom stack, pango patch, bottom bar (not in use right now), tag switcher w/ left/right arrow, and a bunch a keyboard shortcuts. The diff file in the comments link will patch the 5.6.1 source tree for all of the above patches in one fell swoop (including my keyboard shortcuts). The wallpaper was part of a bunch I picked up at tor.com a while ago...not sure if it's still there or not. My status bar is a bit cryptic, since I'm on a laptop and trying to save some room. Still have to add an mpd 'now playing' line someplace. Conky on the desktop showing my Google calendar and my todo.sh todolist.
Vim, mutt, ncmpcpp-git, and dmenu-xft-vertical (with a custom caching launch script courtesy of brisbin33).
Configs here. Let me know if I forgot something you want to see and I'll add it to that directory. I haven't cleaned up my scripts or configs in awhile, so there's probably some unnecessary stuff in them....please let me know if there's something I can do better!
Thanks
Scott
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Dwm 5.6.1, patched with bottom stack...
Very nice, I'll sift through your configs when I get a chance...
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milomouse wrote:http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3/bu … ouse01.png
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3/bu … ouse02.pngMade the change to ion3, and are liking it.
Nice setup milomouse. Mind sharing your configs for ion3?
I'm not sure what you want. My configs are the defaults with slight changes, and I also got some configs from http://modeemi.fi/~tuomov/repos/ion-scripts-3/ But as far as the look of my Ion3 setup, I have a "look_milomouse.lua" config I can share. Just put it in your ~/.ion3/ folder and change the Look with the F12 button "styles/look_milomouse". And I changed the "lookcommon_emboss.lua" in ~/.ion3/ to fit my color scheme.
http://gist.github.com/174893 (my "look_milomouse.lua" config)
http://gist.github.com/174904 (slightly altered colors for "lookcommon_emboss.lua")
If there's something else you wanted in specific, let me know.
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So I could not stay with the KDE/Xmonad combination for long .... I am sucesfully back to Xmonad
Now with dzen2-svn instead of xmobar
xmonad @ Arch + zsh
dwm @ freeBSD +zsh
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Whordijk: If you've got some time on your hands, sure. It's loads of fun if you don't know haskell - you know it is the "feeling your way around a pitch black room with a long narrow stick breaking stuff along the way until you suddenly hit the light switch" sorta feeling.
Highly recommended!
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