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#26 2011-04-01 19:53:34

oew
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From: Norway
Registered: 2006-11-08
Posts: 105

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

Just got my laptop back from service. Fresh install so I'm not finished with this setup yet. Trying out subtle for the first time, and I'm really liking it. Beats dwm so far smile

S0vbps.png

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Last edited by oew (2011-04-02 09:54:56)

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#27 2011-04-01 20:19:37

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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

x33a wrote:
itsbrad212 wrote:

You have a typo in the updates script.

30 package updadates

Thanks! tongue I can't believe that I've let that slip by for so long.

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#28 2011-04-02 00:40:25

duckshaft
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From: London
Registered: 2011-03-28
Posts: 48

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

dmz wrote:
duckshaft wrote:
dmz wrote:

http://i.japh.se/pshot-1301658586-thumb.png

You know me folks; still the same old Stumpwm.

Hey Magnus, How did you create that awesome vim statusline?

Hi, by hand. smile
See my vim configs here; https://github.com/trapd00r/configs/tree/master/vim , and for the statusline; https://github.com/trapd00r/configs/blo … usline.vim

For some reason I don't seem to be able to get this working, could you please tell me the steps needed to make that statusline?

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#29 2011-04-02 00:45:49

JokerBoy
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From: România
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Posts: 641

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

maybe 'cause you need vim-fugitive also.

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#30 2011-04-02 00:54:28

uh8myzen
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From: Eastern Ontario, Canada
Registered: 2011-03-21
Posts: 22

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

kaivalagi wrote:
vik_k wrote:
SS4 wrote:

Wallpaper = Planet Express logo (It was off wallbase but this one has gone - if anyone wants it, I'll upload it somewhere)

i'll be happy to have that wallpaper smile

Google "planet express wallpaper": http://www.wallpaper4me.com/images/wall … 67520.jpeg

Thanks for the link!

That's a great wall! cool

Last edited by uh8myzen (2011-04-02 00:54:53)

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#31 2011-04-02 01:10:51

duckshaft
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From: London
Registered: 2011-03-28
Posts: 48

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

JokerBoy wrote:

maybe 'cause you need vim-fugitive also.

Hrm, even after installing vim-fugitive the statusline does not change sad

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#32 2011-04-02 01:17:05

JokerBoy
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From: România
Registered: 2009-09-24
Posts: 641

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

you are new to vim?

without fugitive:

func! FileSize()
    let bytes = getfsize(expand("%%:p"))
    if bytes <= 0
        return "0"
    endif
    if bytes < 1024
        return bytes
    else
        return (bytes / 1024) . "K"
    endif
endfunc

hi User1 ctermfg=064 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User2 ctermfg=085 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User3 ctermfg=238 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User4 ctermfg=032 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User5 ctermfg=044 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User6 ctermfg=058 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User7 ctermfg=240 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User8 ctermfg=130 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi User9 ctermfg=065 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi StatusLine   ctermfg=239 ctermbg=234 cterm=bold
hi StatusLineNC ctermbg=234 cterm=italic

set statusline=
set statusline=%1*%t%*
set statusline+=%7*[%2*%n%7*]%*
set statusline+=\ %3*│%*
set statusline+=\ %4*%c%3*c%*,
set statusline+=\ %*%1*%l%3*/%7*%L%3*
set statusline+=\ %3*│%*
set statusline+=\ %9*%03.3b%*
set statusline+=\ %7*\-\ %*
set statusline+=0x%8*%02.2B%*
"set statusline+=\ %3*│%*
set statusline+=%r\ %=
set statusline+=%3*
set statusline+=%{FileSize()}
set statusline+=%7*
set statusline+=\ %m
"set statusline+=%{StatuslineLongLineWarning()}
"set statusline+=%{fugitive#statusline()}

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#33 2011-04-02 01:21:14

gtarget
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Registered: 2008-06-30
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

7wUuxs.png

Got bored and finally put Archlinux on my macbook, still working on the awesome wm setup

Last edited by gtarget (2011-04-02 01:31:26)

dotfiles

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#34 2011-04-02 02:04:45

limaunion
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From: Argentina
Registered: 2011-03-11
Posts: 40

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

Hi! I'm trying to post a thumbnail of my desktop, I've followed the instructions but keep getting this error:

'url' was opened within itself, this is not allowed

I'm using http://ompldr.org/ as many others do, what am I doing wrong?
TIA

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#35 2011-04-02 02:08:31

caffeinebasedlifeform
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Posts: 25

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

WMFS
wallpapper

2ikoi.png

Last edited by caffeinebasedlifeform (2011-04-08 13:46:03)

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#36 2011-04-02 04:44:35

cesura
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

dmz wrote:

http://i.japh.se/pshot-1301658586-thumb.png

You know me folks; still the same old Stumpwm.

I always love your screenshots here. smile I'm currently using Xmonad, and I just wanted to know whether or not you believe that stumpwm is worth the switch.

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#37 2011-04-02 06:59:59

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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

SS4 wrote:
vik_k wrote:
SS4 wrote:

Wallpaper = Planet Express logo (It was off wallbase but this one has gone - if anyone wants it, I'll upload it somewhere)

i'll be happy to have that wallpaper smile

http://ompldr.org/vODJmeA . It's 1920x1080 in case it wasn't clear from my prior post

thanx for the wallpaper.. smile using it currently.

"First learn computer science and all the theory. Next develop a programming style. Then forget all that and just hack." ~ George Carrette

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#38 2011-04-02 08:14:48

dipilibupap
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

caffeinebasedlifeform wrote:

Hi , can i get your gtk theme please?

http://dotshare.it    >>    #dotshare@freenode

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#39 2011-04-02 08:37:07

caffeinebasedlifeform
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

dipilibupap wrote:
caffeinebasedlifeform wrote:

Hi , can i get your gtk theme please?

That is just my Chromium theme.

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#40 2011-04-02 09:34:26

dmz
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

itsbrad212 wrote:
dmz wrote:

http://i.japh.se/pshot-1301658586-thumb.png

You know me folks; still the same old Stumpwm.

I always love your screenshots here. smile I'm currently using Xmonad, and I just wanted to know whether or not you believe that stumpwm is worth the switch.

Thanks. smile

Well, I can't tell you that stumpwm is better than anything else. In fact, if I
could, I'd still use ratpoison on my desktop. That's what I started using when I
started using Linux, and it's still the best WM in my opinion. Very, very
lightweight, it does all the things I want it to do, and it stays out of the way
so I can get work done.

The reason why I'm using stumpwm on the desktop is because ratpoison and several
monitors doesn't work very well. I don't remember the issues I had, but I can
tell you that I've never seen such an amazing support for multiple heads as that
of stumpwm.

So, stumpwm is just the same thing as ratpoison, except that it's written in
clisp and therefore hackable in realtime. If it's better for you, only you can
tell. If you don't have multiple monitors, I'd suggest you try out ratpoison
first. It's a lot easier to start with, and the configuration file is plain
english.

ls++ | LS_COLORS project | file management in vim | tons of utilities | configs | japh.se

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#41 2011-04-02 11:06:18

nnoell
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From: Spain
Registered: 2010-08-21
Posts: 99

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

Hi, this is my new Xmonad setup:

Clean:
tODJ4Yg

Doing my homework and watching Twin Peaks big_smile
tODJ4Yw

By the way, many configs were taken from milomouse's post, thanks for sharing!

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#42 2011-04-02 13:58:37

uh8myzen
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From: Eastern Ontario, Canada
Registered: 2011-03-21
Posts: 22

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

Hey all, this is always one of my favourite threads...

Made some changes since last month.  I get bored of the same ol thing cause I spend so many hours sitting in front of my computer fighting writers block.

Clean:

workspaceapr0111.th.png


DIrty:

dirtyworkspaceapr0111.th.png


GTK - Zuki Dark
Metacity - Zuki Dark
Icons - Faenza-Dark-Panel
Pointer - Oxygen_White
Wallpaper - Transparent Linux Wallpaper by MSlash67
Panel is still replaced with Avant Window Navigator (left is no theme, top is Dark Theme set to Lucido)
Conky is still a mess but a new one.

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#43 2011-04-02 14:18:13

sam87
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Registered: 2009-09-26
Posts: 141

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

caffeinebasedlifeform wrote:

that ncmpcpp config...may i have it?

what i cannot build, i do not understand

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#44 2011-04-02 14:58:49

caffeinebasedlifeform
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Posts: 25

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

sam87 wrote:
caffeinebasedlifeform wrote:

that ncmpcpp config...may i have it?


Here's my ncmpcpp config

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#45 2011-04-02 17:24:40

hellomynameisphil
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Posts: 257
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

dmz wrote:

So, stumpwm is just the same thing as ratpoison, except that it's written in
clisp and therefore hackable in realtime. If it's better for you, only you can
tell. If you don't have multiple monitors, I'd suggest you try out ratpoison
first. It's a lot easier to start with, and the configuration file is plain
english.

In my understanding, stumpwm is a lot less lightweight than ratpoison in terms of resource usage. When I tried it out I seem to remember that the default config used about 8 times as much RAM.

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#46 2011-04-02 18:55:12

PkmX
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Registered: 2010-11-01
Posts: 5

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

Xfce 4.8

Clean:
screenshot0403201102490.th.png

Dirty:
screenshot0403201102491.th.png

Clear, fast and elegant just like Arch. smile

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#47 2011-04-02 19:26:39

cesura
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From: Tallinn, Estonia
Registered: 2010-01-23
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

nnoell wrote:

Hi, this is my new Xmonad setup:

Clean:
http://ompldr.org/tODJ4Yg

Doing my homework and watching Twin Peaks big_smile
http://ompldr.org/tODJ4Yw

By the way, many configs were taken from milomouse's post, thanks for sharing!

Is that dzen2 that you're using? Would you mind sharing your config? big_smile

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#48 2011-04-02 19:45:29

nnoell
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From: Spain
Registered: 2010-08-21
Posts: 99

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

itsbrad212 wrote:
nnoell wrote:

Hi, this is my new Xmonad setup:

Clean:
http://ompldr.org/tODJ4Yg

Doing my homework and watching Twin Peaks big_smile
http://ompldr.org/tODJ4Yw

By the way, many configs were taken from milomouse's post, thanks for sharing!

Is that dzen2 that you're using? Would you mind sharing your config? big_smile

Yes it is. It also uses conky to get some info. Here is the script (zsh):

#!/bin/zsh

#Layout
BAR_H=8
BIGBAR_W=60
SMABAR_W=30
WIDTH=1280
HEIGHT=16
X_POS=0
Y_POS=0
FONT="snap:pixelsize=10"

#Colors
CRIT="#d74b73"
BAR_FG="#a488d9"
BAR_BG="#363636"
DZEN_FG="#9d9d9d"
DZEN_FG2="#5f656b"
DZEN_BG="#050505"
COLOR_ICON="#a488d9"
COLOR_SEP="#007b8c"

#Initialized variables
IFS='|' #internal field separator (conky)
ICONPATH="/home/nnoell/.icons/subtlexbm"
INTERVAL=1
CPUTemp=0
GPUTemp=0
CPULoad0=0
CPULoad1=0
NetUp=0
NetDown=0

printVolInfo() {
    perc=$(amixer get Master | grep "Mono:" | awk '{print $4}' | tr -d '[]%')
    mute=$(amixer get Master | grep "Mono:" | awk '{print $6}')
    if [[ $mute == "[off]" ]]; then
        echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/volume_off.xbm)^fg()^fg($BAR_FG)^fg() off ^fg()$(echo $perc |gdbar -fg $CRIT -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $BIGBAR_W -ss 1 -sw 4 -nonl)"
        return
    else
        echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/volume_on.xbm)^fg()^fg($BAR_FG)^fg() ${perc}% ^fg()$(echo $perc |gdbar -fg $BAR_FG -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $BIGBAR_W -ss 1 -sw 4 -nonl)"
    fi
    return
}

printCPUInfo() {
    echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/cpu.xbm) ^fg()${CPULoad0}% ^fg()"$(echo $CPULoad0 | gdbar -fg $BAR_FG -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $SMABAR_W)" ^fg()${CPULoad1}% ^fg()$(echo $CPULoad1 | gdbar -fg $BAR_FG -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $SMABAR_W ) ${CPUFreq}GHz"
    return
}

printTempInfo() {
    CPUTemp=$(acpi --thermal | awk '{print substr($4,0,2)}')
    GPUTemp=$(nvidia-settings -q gpucoretemp |grep '):' | cut -d ' ' -f 6,6 | sed -e 's/.\{1\}$//')
    if [[ $((CPUTemp)) -gt 70 ]]; then
        CPUTemp="^fg($CRIT)"$CPUTemp"^fg()" 
    fi
    if [[ $((GPUTemp)) -gt 70 ]]; then
        GPUTemp="^fg($CRIT)"$GPUTemp"^fg()" 
    fi
    echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/temp.xbm) ^fg($DZEN_FG2)cpu ^fg()${CPUTemp}c ^fg($DZEN_FG2)gpu ^fg()${GPUTemp}c"
    return
}

printMemInfo() {
    MemUsed=$(echo -n $MemUsed | tr -d 'i')
    echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/memory.xbm) ^fg($BAR_FG)^fg()${MemUsed} $(echo $MemPerc | gdbar -fg $BAR_FG -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $SMABAR_W)"
    return
}

printFileInfo() {
    NPKGS=$(pacman -Q | wc -l)
    NPROC=$(expr $(ps -A | wc -l) - 1)
    echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/pc.xbm) ^fg($DZEN_FG2)proc ^fg()$NPROC ^fg($DZEN_FG2)pkgs ^fg()$NPKGS"
    return
}

printBattery() {
    BatPresent=$(acpi -b | wc -l)
    ACPresent=$(acpi -a | grep on-line | wc -l)
    if [[ $ACPresent == "1" ]]; then
        echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/ac1.xbm)"
    else
        echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/battery_vert3.xbm)"
    fi
    if [[ $BatPresent == "0" ]]; then
        echo -n " ^fg($DZEN_FG2)AC ^fg()on ^fg($DZEN_FG2)Bat ^fg()off"
        return
    else
        RPERC=$(acpi -b | awk '{print $4}' | tr -d "%,")
#        RSTATE=$(acpi -b | awk '{print $3}' | tr -d ",")
        if [[ $ACPresent == "1" ]]; then
            echo -n "^fg() $RPERC% $(echo $RPERC | gdbar -fg $BAR_FG -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $BIGBAR_W -ss 1 -sw 4 -nonl)"
        else
            echo -n "^fg() $RPERC% $(echo $RPERC | gdbar -fg $CRIT -bg $BAR_BG -h $BAR_H -w $BIGBAR_W -ss 1 -sw 4 -nonl)"
        fi
    fi
    return
}

printDiskInfo() {
    RFSP=$(df -h / | tail -1 | awk -F' ' '{ print $5 }' | tr -d '%')
    BFSP=$(df -h /boot | tail -1 | awk -F' ' '{ print $5 }' | tr -d '%')
    if [[ $((RFSP)) -gt 70 ]]; then
        RFSP="^fg($BAR_FG)"$RFSP"^fg()" 
    fi
    if [[ $((BFSP)) -gt 70 ]]; then
        BFSP="^fg($BAR_FG)"$BFSP"^fg()" 
    fi
    echo -n "^fg($COLOR_ICON)^i($ICONPATH/file1.xbm) ^fg($DZEN_FG2)root ^fg()${RFSP}% ^fg($DZEN_FG2)boot ^fg()${BFSP}%"
}

printKerInfo() {
#    uptime=$(cut -d'.' -f1 /proc/uptime)
#    secs=$((${uptime}%60))
#    mins=$((${uptime}/60%60))
#    hours=$((${uptime}/3600%24))
#    days=$((${uptime}/86400))
#    uptime="^fg()${mins}^fg(#444)m ^fg()${secs}^fg(#444)s"
#    if [ "${hours}" -ne "0" ]; then
#      uptime="^fg()${hours}^fg(#444)h ^fg()${uptime}"
#    fi
#    if [ "${days}" -ne "0" ]; then
#      uptime="^fg()${days}^fg(#444)d ^fg()${uptime}"
#    fi
    echo -n " ^fg()$(uname -r)^fg(#007b8c)/^fg(#5f656b)$(uname -m) ^fg(#a488d9)| ^fg()$Uptime"
    return
}

printDateInfo() {
    echo -n "^fg()$(date '+%Y^fg(#444).^fg()%m^fg(#444).^fg()%d^fg(#007b8c)/^fg(#5f656b)%a ^fg(#a488d9)| ^fg()%H^fg(#444):^fg()%M^fg(#444):^fg()%S')"
    return
}

printSpace() {
    echo -n " ^fg($COLOR_SEP)|^fg() "
    return
}

printArrow() {
    echo -n " ^fg(#a488d9)>^fg(#007b8c)>^fg(#444444)> "
    return
}

printBar() {
    while true; do
        read CPULoad0 CPULoad1 CPUFreq MemUsed MemPerc Uptime
        printKerInfo
        printSpace
        printCPUInfo
        printSpace
        printMemInfo
        printArrow
        echo -n "^pa(495)"
        printDiskInfo
        printSpace
        printFileInfo
        printSpace
        printTempInfo
        printSpace
        printBattery
        printSpace
        printVolInfo
        printArrow
        echo -n "^pa(1130)"
        printDateInfo
        echo
    done
    return
}

#Print all and pipe into dzen
conky -c /home/nnoell/.conky/conkyrc -u $INTERVAL | printBar | dzen2 -x $X_POS -y $Y_POS -w $WIDTH -h $HEIGHT -fn $FONT -ta 'l' -bg $DZEN_BG -fg $DZEN_FG -p -e ''

And here is my conkyrc:

background no
out_to_console yes
out_to_x no
update_interval 1.0
update_interval_on_battery 45

TEXT
${cpu cpu1}|\
${cpu cpu2}|\
${freq_g}|\
${mem}|\
${memperc}|\
${uptime_short}

Enjoy!

Arch + Xmonad | neurowm

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#49 2011-04-02 20:10:47

Tycon712
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From: North Carolina
Registered: 2010-07-13
Posts: 34
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Re: April 2011 Screenshots

smallclean.png

smalldirty.png

GTK2 Theme: Black-Diamond
Icons: AwOken
Desktop Font: GEOVLAD (by Scott Sullivan)
Background: Arch Linux BlackIce (by myself)
AWN: Custom
Conky: Custom

Last edited by Tycon712 (2011-04-20 14:38:06)

"If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things."
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#50 2011-04-02 20:47:02

cesura
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From: Tallinn, Estonia
Registered: 2010-01-23
Posts: 1,867

Re: April 2011 Screenshots

nnoell wrote:

Yes it is. It also uses conky to get some info. Here is the script (zsh):
[snip]

And here is my conkyrc:
[snip]

Enjoy!

Thanks a ton! big_smile

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