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RobbieWT

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Registered: 2011-04-15

Posts: 32

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Openbox, urxvt, and dunst

javier

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Registered: 2013-12-31

Posts: 3

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

finally gnome 3.10 as i wanted it.

http://i.imgur.com/dYffQV6.jpg

agahnim

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Registered: 2013-07-03

Posts: 151

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

finally gnome 3.10 as i wanted it.

http://i.imgur.com/dYffQV6.jpg

That is beautiful, details please. I know that the dock must be plank, but what about the shell theme, and the menu ect...

sh4nks

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Registered: 2011-06-16

Posts: 41

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Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

finally gnome 3.10 as i wanted it.

http://i.imgur.com/dYffQV6.jpg

That is beautiful, details please. I know that the dock must be plank, but what about the shell theme, and the menu ect...

Its this extension.

How did you get rid of the plank icon?

javier

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Registered: 2013-12-31

Posts: 3

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

finally gnome 3.10 as i wanted it.

http://i.imgur.com/dYffQV6.jpg

That is beautiful, details please. I know that the dock must be plank, but what about the shell theme, and the menu ect...

Theme:
Window: Greybird
GTK+: Greybird
Icons: Elementary
Shell theme: NovaShell

Extensions:
Activities configurator
Applications menu
User themes

Dock (plank) apps:
-Geary mail (Mail app)
-Noise (Music player)
-Totem (Video player)
-Shotwell (Images)

Wallpaper: Classic Wood

Gadileth

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Registered: 2013-08-02

Posts: 32

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

finally gnome 3.10 as i wanted it.

http://i.imgur.com/dYffQV6.jpg

That is beautiful, details please. I know that the dock must be plank, but what about the shell theme, and the menu ect...

Its this extension.

How did you get rid of the plank icon?

I am not him, but I think in ~/.plank there is the config file. You can easily delete the plank icon part there.

kYd

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Registered: 2009-01-20

Posts: 78

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Not much going on. Running i3 window manager.

GTK Theme: Elegant Brit
Background: Link

Clean

Dirty (Firefox with pentadactyl plugin & coloredls [credits to the original author])

Fake dirty

Last edited by kYd (2014-01-20 16:18:17)

GSF1200S

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Registered: 2008-12-24

Posts: 474

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Not much going on. Running i3 window manager...

Does i3 offer differing border colors for active windows? Ill admit to being a floating window snob for a long time, but the more I get used to vim, midnight commander and pytyle, the more im considering changing many of my apps to cli based and jumping to a tiling manager. Looking at your screenshot I cant see which window is active unless I pay attention to the cursor in the terminal (unless im missing something really obvious?). I see from the wiki you can have 1 or 2 pixel borders, but id guess its a theming question as to whether inactive vs active windows can have differing border colors.

Im currently thinking i3 (from what ive read) or awesome. Great screenshots though; nice use of space and simple!

kYd

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Registered: 2009-01-20

Posts: 78

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Does i3 offer differing border colors for active windows?

It certainly does. If you take a look at the second screen shot you'll see a white border around the terminal.

You can customise most aspects of WM, here's a snippet of the config file to show what can be:

client.focused          #FFFFFF #000000 #595959
client.focused_inactive #545454 #000000 #595959
client.unfocused        #545454 #000000 #595959
client.urgent           #ff4500 #ff4500 #AB0101
client.background       #ffffff

I've tried most tiling window managers, but have always come back to i3, I just love it.

kaijday

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Registered: 2014-01-20

Posts: 21

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

My first ever Arch install! Just moved from Ubuntu.

Last edited by kaijday (2014-01-21 09:49:18)

alexx

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From: São Paulo

Registered: 2013-12-29

Posts: 13

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

I keep changing from dwm to i3 and from i3 to dwm again since I'm in love with both

GFS1200S, you can also use Xresources *fading option to help you keep track of  the active window, at least for those with terminal or CLI programs.

Last edited by alexx (2014-01-20 23:54:34)

alexx

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From: São Paulo

Registered: 2013-12-29

Posts: 13

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Kaijday, this is the trippiest wallpaper ever

I also moved to Arch-tastic recently, I know how you feel!  Welcome!

kaijday

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Registered: 2014-01-20

Posts: 21

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

I'm not normally a wallpaper guy. A simple gradient, or distro related one is normally how I go. But this one just looked so good with the Numix theme, I couldn't say no!

DotDev

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Registered: 2013-09-11

Posts: 49

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Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

MonsterWM

Full Image

*Still playing around with it but, so far I like where it's going.

Vixus

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Registered: 2012-11-02

Posts: 60

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

The setup I currently have on my X60. WM is herbstluftwm.

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GM

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Registered: 2014-01-16

Posts: 3

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

The setup I currently have on my X60. WM is herbstluftwm.

(Animated GIF)
http://i.imgur.com/MI0wrN0s.gif

Gorgeous!

Would you be so kind and share the configs and anything else (if applicable) I should have to get a setup like that?

Lala0KjOA

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Registered: 2011-12-23

Posts: 123

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Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

The widgets are cool!

Vixus

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Registered: 2012-11-02

Posts: 60

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

@GM: Sure, it's all in my github scripts and dotfiles repos. Look in the dotfiles/herbstluftwm directory and scripts/statdzen file.

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null

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Registered: 2009-05-06

Posts: 398

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

dwm:

★
Colors are based on base16.

Mindstormscreator

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Registered: 2012-07-01

Posts: 186

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

dwm:

That's a cool font, care to share?

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dotfiles!

null

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Registered: 2009-05-06

Posts: 398

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

ohsnap

Kolibry

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Registered: 2012-12-20

Posts: 110

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Openbox setup

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ArchLinux Openbox - My Github

Hombremaledicto

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Registered: 2013-04-17

Posts: 61

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Hmmm, i've just did a bad thing to my KDE config. Must be due to the lack of sleep during these days.
Anyway:

 

 

Details:

KDE 4.12.1
BE::Shell
Bespin Qt style
Compass icons
Lack of sleep
Cheap beers

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Shark

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From: /dev/zero

Registered: 2011-02-28

Posts: 686

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Hmmm, i've just did a bad thing to my KDE config. Must be due to the lack of sleep during these days.
Anyway:

http://s30.postimg.org/5qzlf8szx/schermata245.jpg  http://s17.postimg.org/5yzncl3l7/schermata252.jpg

http://s30.postimg.org/oe33vesp9/schermata254.jpg  http://s22.postimg.org/xmucvabql/schermata251.jpg

Details:

KDE 4.12.1
BE::Shell
Bespin Qt style
Compass icons
Lack of sleep
Cheap beers

Nice setup. Where can i get bespin for qtcurve? Thx.

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ANOKNUSA

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Registered: 2010-10-22

Posts: 2,141

Re: January 2014 Screenshot thread

Bespin and Qtcurve are two different theme engines. Bespin is available in the AUR or at kde-look.org.

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