March 2012 Screenshots

melw · 2012-03-11 18:12:57

Old laptop with a fresh install.
A kind of minimalistic approach with subtle, solorized colors and font is bitocra.

Cheers!

23 · 2012-03-11 18:18:05

melw wrote:

Old laptop with a fresh install.
A kind of minimalistic approach with subtle, solorized colors and font is bitocra.
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/2492/marsthumb.png
Cheers!

Such low use of memory, how does one acheive such low levels?

23 · 2012-03-11 18:19:03

splittercode wrote:

http://ompldr.org/tY3d5NQ http://ompldr.org/tY3d5YQ
top secret manual tiling wm I've been working on for a few months

Can you share your xresources? Vim looks really nice like that with xoria.

splittercode · 2012-03-11 18:39:52

23 wrote:

splittercode wrote:
http://ompldr.org/tY3d5NQ http://ompldr.org/tY3d5YQ
top secret manual tiling wm I've been working on for a few months
Can you share your xresources? Vim looks really nice like that with xoria.

Sure. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fGh6zngs

Ypnose · 2012-03-11 18:59:46

lswest wrote:

chignole wrote:
nice color scheme
Seconded. Can you share your colors? Including, of course, the blue you're using for your terminal background.

The colors are modified, background for example. I'll buy do a commit tomorrow.

@n1x4: You can download my .nanorc on my Github and put it under your $HOME.

EDIT: Did my commit.

Last edited by Ypnose (2012-03-11 19:08:52)

melw · 2012-03-11 21:57:14

23 wrote:

melw wrote:
Old laptop with a fresh install.
A kind of minimalistic approach with subtle, solorized colors and font is bitocra.
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/2492/marsthumb.png
Cheers!

Such low use of memory, how does one acheive such low levels?

Well, first it's a fresh install with something like 320-ish installed packages. And when i look at the alsi it says something like 10 mins of uptime. And i'm not using this one for much, mostly trying to learn howto use vim abit more then i've done before and trying to learn some c.

Did an new alsi right now, and the memory use is up to staggering amount of 5% (83MB in use of the 1509 installed). And the uptime is now up to almost 8 hours.

Lets see what happens until next month... Maybe alittle more stuff installed may change the small amount of memory used

Last edited by melw (2012-03-11 22:00:57)

Kodama · 2012-03-11 21:58:43

clean: http://www-public.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de … _scrot.png

dirty: http://www-public.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de … _scrot.png

I still can't get my GPU Temperature widget to work but despite of that I have awesome configured the way I want to be.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=136942

23 · 2012-03-11 22:28:38

melw wrote:

23 wrote:
melw wrote:
Old laptop with a fresh install.
A kind of minimalistic approach with subtle, solorized colors and font is bitocra.
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/2492/marsthumb.png
Cheers!

Such low use of memory, how does one acheive such low levels?
Well, first it's a fresh install with something like 320-ish installed packages. And when i look at the alsi it says something like 10 mins of uptime. And i'm not using this one for much, mostly trying to learn howto use vim abit more then i've done before and trying to learn some c.
Did an new alsi right now, and the memory use is up to staggering amount of 5% (83MB in use of the 1509 installed). And the uptime is now up to almost 8 hours.
Lets see what happens until next month... Maybe alittle more stuff installed may change the small amount of memory used

Hm, Just wondering why my setup with same window manager and only one terminal open, runs over 100, and yours is so low

Earnestly · 2012-03-11 22:49:00

melw wrote:

Hm, Just wondering why my setup with same window manager and only one terminal open, runs over 100

x86_64

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23 · 2012-03-11 22:50:52

Kaustic wrote:

melw wrote:
Hm, Just wondering why my setup with same window manager and only one terminal open, runs over 100
x86_64

I'm on x86_64 yes

23 · 2012-03-11 23:44:06

splittercode wrote:

23 wrote:
splittercode wrote:
http://ompldr.org/tY3d5NQ http://ompldr.org/tY3d5YQ
top secret manual tiling wm I've been working on for a few months
Can you share your xresources? Vim looks really nice like that with xoria.
Sure. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fGh6zngs

Thanks, Just finished installing sunwm, but nothing happens when I ctrl-t !

splittercode · 2012-03-12 00:28:46

23 wrote:

Thanks, Just finished installing sunwm, but nothing happens when I ctrl-t !

I've sent you a private message.

Unia · 2012-03-12 19:59:38

Still got my DWM going:

OK100 · 2012-03-12 20:08:05

Unia wrote:

Still got my DWM going:
http://ompldr.org/tZDBuYg

Nice! What is the app in the bottom right corner?

Last edited by OK100 (2012-03-12 20:08:30)

kyla · 2012-03-12 22:52:49

Very simple, but it pleases me without distracting me.

The background is actually an image made to match my terminal as much as possible.

Colors are based on the bubblegum vim theme bloom posted in this forum a few months ago (link)

Unia · 2012-03-13 11:44:28

OK100 wrote:

Unia wrote:
Still got my DWM going:
http://ompldr.org/tZDBuYg
Nice! What is the app in the bottom right corner?

Thanks! It's a script I got from Gutterslob at the Crunchbang forums:

#!/bin/bash
declare -i  f=75 s=13 r=2000 t=0 c=1 n=0 l=0
declare -ir w=$(tput cols) h=$(tput lines)
declare -i  x=$((w/2)) y=$((h/2))
declare -ar v=(    [00]="\x83" [01]="\x8f" [03]="\x93"
        [10]="\x9b" [11]="\x81" [12]="\x93"
        [21]="\x97" [22]="\x83" [23]="\x9b"
        [30]="\x97" [32]="\x8f" [33]="\x81" )

OPTIND=1
while getopts "f:s:r:h" arg; do
    case $arg in
    f)    ((f=($OPTARG>19 && $OPTARG<101)?$OPTARG:$f));;
    s)    ((s=($OPTARG>4  && $OPTARG<16 )?$OPTARG:$s));;
    r)    ((r=($OPTARG>0)?$OPTARG:$r));;
    h)    echo -e "Usage: pipes [OPTION]..."
        echo -e "Animated pipes terminal screensaver.\n"
        echo -e "  -f [20-100]\tframerate (D=75)."
        echo -e "  -s [5-15]\tprobability of a straight fitting (D=13)."
        echo -e "  -r LIMIT\treset after x characters (D=2000)."
        echo -e "  -h\t\thelp (this screen).\n"
        exit 0;;
    esac
done

tput smcup
tput reset
tput civis
while ! read -t0.0$((1000/$f)) -n1; do
    # New position:
    (($l%2))    && ((x+=($l==1)?1:-1))
    ((!($l%2))) && ((y+=($l==2)?1:-1))

    # Loop on edges (change color on loop):
    ((c=($x>$w || $x<0 || $y>$h || $y<0)?($RANDOM%7-1):$c))
    ((x=($x>$w)?0:(($x<0)?$w:$x)))
    ((y=($y>$h)?0:(($y<0)?$h:$y)))

    # New random direction:
    ((n=$RANDOM%$s-1))
    ((n=($n>1||$n==0)?$l:$l+$n))
    ((n=($n<0)?3:$n%4))

    # Print:
    tput cup $y $x
    echo -ne "\033[1;3${c}m\xe2\x94${v[$l$n]}"
    (($t>$r)) && tput reset && tput civis && t=0 || ((t++))
    l=$n
done
tput rmcup

OK100 · 2012-03-13 11:51:44

Unia wrote:

OK100 wrote:

Unia wrote:
Still got my DWM going:
http://ompldr.org/tZDBuYg
Nice! What is the app in the bottom right corner?

Thanks! It's a script I got from Gutterslob at the Crunchbang forums:

#!/bin/bash
declare -i  f=75 s=13 r=2000 t=0 c=1 n=0 l=0
declare -ir w=$(tput cols) h=$(tput lines)
declare -i  x=$((w/2)) y=$((h/2))
declare -ar v=(    [00]="\x83" [01]="\x8f" [03]="\x93"
        [10]="\x9b" [11]="\x81" [12]="\x93"
        [21]="\x97" [22]="\x83" [23]="\x9b"
        [30]="\x97" [32]="\x8f" [33]="\x81" )

OPTIND=1
while getopts "f:s:r:h" arg; do
    case $arg in
    f)    ((f=($OPTARG>19 && $OPTARG<101)?$OPTARG:$f));;
    s)    ((s=($OPTARG>4  && $OPTARG<16 )?$OPTARG:$s));;
    r)    ((r=($OPTARG>0)?$OPTARG:$r));;
    h)    echo -e "Usage: pipes [OPTION]..."
        echo -e "Animated pipes terminal screensaver.\n"
        echo -e "  -f [20-100]\tframerate (D=75)."
        echo -e "  -s [5-15]\tprobability of a straight fitting (D=13)."
        echo -e "  -r LIMIT\treset after x characters (D=2000)."
        echo -e "  -h\t\thelp (this screen).\n"
        exit 0;;
    esac
done

tput smcup
tput reset
tput civis
while ! read -t0.0$((1000/$f)) -n1; do
    # New position:
    (($l%2))    && ((x+=($l==1)?1:-1))
    ((!($l%2))) && ((y+=($l==2)?1:-1))

    # Loop on edges (change color on loop):
    ((c=($x>$w || $x<0 || $y>$h || $y<0)?($RANDOM%7-1):$c))
    ((x=($x>$w)?0:(($x<0)?$w:$x)))
    ((y=($y>$h)?0:(($y<0)?$h:$y)))

    # New random direction:
    ((n=$RANDOM%$s-1))
    ((n=($n>1||$n==0)?$l:$l+$n))
    ((n=($n<0)?3:$n%4))

    # Print:
    tput cup $y $x
    echo -ne "\033[1;3${c}m\xe2\x94${v[$l$n]}"
    (($t>$r)) && tput reset && tput civis && t=0 || ((t++))
    l=$n
done
tput rmcup

Thank you

Ypnose · 2012-03-13 12:02:40

@Unia: It's awesome!

kemmotar · 2012-03-13 13:04:32

@Unia: Can you share your colorscheme script?

skwid · 2012-03-13 13:49:58

kemmotar wrote:

@Unia: Can you share your colorscheme script?

I think this may be it. I never got it to work but maybe Unia can chime in.

#!/bin/zsh

colors=($(xrdb -query | sed -n 's/.*color\([0-9]\)/\1/p' | sort -nu | cut -f2))

echo -e "\e[1;37m
 Black    Red      Green    Yellow   Blue     Magenta   Cyan    White
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\e[0m"
for i in {0..7}; echo -en "\e[$((30+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"; echo
for i in {8..15}; echo -en "\e[1;$((22+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"; echo -e "\n"

fb0x · 2012-03-13 14:50:08

Working script

#!/bin/zsh

xdef="$HOME/.Xdefaults"

colors=( $( sed -re '/^!/d; /^$/d; /^#/d; s/(\*color)([0-9]):/\10\2:/g;' $xdef | grep 'color[01][0-9]:' | sort | sed  's/^.*: *//g' ) )

echo -e "\e[1;37m 
 Black    Red      Green    Yellow   Blue     Magenta   Cyan    White   
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\e[0m"
for i in {0..7}; echo -en "\e[$((30+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"
echo
for i in {8..15}; echo -en "\e[1;$((22+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"
echo -e "\n"

Unia · 2012-03-13 15:08:58

^ That's it yea

skwid · 2012-03-13 18:44:22

Hmm, I still can't get that script to work. I get:

line 10: syntax error near unexpected token `echo'
line 10: `for i in {0..7}; echo -en "\e[$((30+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"'

moetunes · 2012-03-13 19:55:14

edit: Ignore me - I should have read the posts above....

skwid wrote:

Hmm, I still can't get that script to work. I get:
line 10: syntax error near unexpected token `echo'
line 10: `for i in {0..7}; echo -en "\e[$((30+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"'

You forgot the do and the done.

  for i in {0..7}; do echo -en "\e[$((30+$i))m $colors[i+1] \e[0m"; done

Last edited by moetunes (2012-03-13 20:28:10)

iv597 · 2012-03-13 20:30:41

My status "script" (a slightly botched edition of a friend's fork of DwmStatus...) still isn't done (12 hour clock?! No icons?! GTFO) but meh. This is my shot for now:

Clean:

Busy 1: (Converted "The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition" PDF to HTML, HTML to TXT, and manually formatting as Markdown as I read it, as you can see)

Busy 2: (Colors script and screenfetch)

All configs should be in my Github repo (link in sig), if not... yell at me I guess

Arch Linux

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