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How did you get that terminal down there ? Border-less xterm ?
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How did you get that terminal down there ? Border-less xterm ?
Yep, borderless urxvt.
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Why not post one too...
Where did you get that wallpaper? ![]()
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Beautiful theme! Great work there. ![]()
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Beautiful theme! Great work there.
Thank you very much. ![]()
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http://tn3-1.deviantart.com/fs36/300W/f … yetike.png
dwm, yayz! \o/
may it's possbile to see your Xdefaults?
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yettenet wrote:http://tn3-1.deviantart.com/fs36/300W/f … yetike.png
dwm, yayz! \o/
may it's possbile to see your Xdefaults?
Sure thing!
Xft*dpi: 96
xft*antialias: false
#Xft*lcdfilter: lcdfilterlegacy
Xft*hinting: true
Xft*hintstyle: hintfull
Xcursor.theme: Obsidian
URxvt.cursorColor: 4
URxvt.pointerColor: 4
#*background: #000000
#*foreground: #aaaa88
#!black
#*color0: #000000
#*color8: #555544
#!red
#*color1: #aa3322
#*color9: #bb3322
#!green
#*color2: #5b762f
#*color10: #89b83f
#!brown/yellow
#*color3: #c4a000
#*coror11: #fce94f
#!blue
#*color4: #2288cc
#*color12: #008fcf
#!magenta
#*color5: #ce5c00
#*color13: #f57900
#!cyan
#*color6: #558888
#*color14: #71bebe
#!white
#*color7: #aaaa88
#*color15: #ddddaa
*background: #000000
*foreground: #bbbb99
*color0: #000000
*color8: #555544
*color1: #AE4747
*color9: #EE6363
*color2: #6b862f
*color10: #89b83f
*color3: #BAA520
*color11: #FFC135
*color4: #5485a4
*color12: #729fcf
#*color5: #75507b
*color5: #85608b
*color13: #ad7fa8
*color6: #5f9ea0
*color14: #a1cdcd
*color7: #bbbb99
*color15: #eeeebb
URxvt*font: -*clean-*-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*
URxvt*boldFont: -*clean-*-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*
URxvt.perl-ext-common: default,matcher
#URxvt.perl-ext-common: default,tabbed,matcher
URxvt*cutchars: `"()'*<>[]{|}
URxvt*matcher.button: 1
URxvt.tabbed.tabbar-fg: 2
URxvt.tabbed.tabbar-bg: 0
URxvt.tabbed.tab-fg: 4
URxvt.tabbed.tab-bg: 0
URxvt.remote-selection.store: rsh ruth 'cat >/tmp/distributed-selection'
URxvt.remote-selection.fetch: rsh ruth 'cat /tmp/distributed-selection'
URxvt*geometry: 90x24
URxvt*internalBorder: 0
URxvt*externalBorder: 0
URxvt*borderLess: True
URxvt*dynamicColors: True
#URxvt*depth: 32
#URxvt*fading: 30
URxvt*loginShell: True
URxvt*scrollBar: False
URxvt*saveLines: 1000
URxvt*urlLauncher: /usr/bin/firefox
#URxvt*locale: green
urxvt*tintColor: black
urxvt*shading: 20
urxvt*inheritPixmap: True
#XTerm*utf8: 1
XTerm*eightBitInput: True
XTerm*metaSendsEscape: True
xterm*scrollTtyKeypress: True
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Probably the best Xfce destop I've seen, but why are you using gnome-panel?
And where can I find your icon set?
archlinux on Macbook Pro 10,1
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arialis111 wrote:Probably the best Xfce destop I've seen, but why are you using gnome-panel?
And where can I find your icon set?
Thank you. That's xfce4-panel, not gnome.
Icons: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ … tent=88575
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froli wrote:arialis111 wrote:Probably the best Xfce destop I've seen, but why are you using gnome-panel?
And where can I find your icon set?
Thank you. That's xfce4-panel, not gnome.
Icons: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ … tent=88575
Ok I tought it was gnome-panel because of the gnome logo at the left of the panel.
Thanks for the link.
archlinux on Macbook Pro 10,1
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Yeah, gnome logo. Right. I'm too lazy to change it ![]()
You're welcome.
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zodmaner wrote:Beautiful theme! Great work there.
Thank you very much.
I've made a try to make a GTK-theme to go with the Woodstock openbox theme. I want it small and simple, and this is my first attempt ever creating a GTK-theme, so well I guess it could be better. Anyways:
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I think I'm going to make a serious stab at using Openbox soon. That is, using it for more than an hour. Now that I've figured out I can get it setup to mimick the window-managment keybinds I have set in Gnome (minimize, maximize, swtich desktops, etc.) I think I might be able to stay happy with it.
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Heh, sweet. I love your background. Btw, are you using a netbook or something? Your screen size seems awfully small.
Actually, thats part of what lead me into arch. My dell notebook was defective, and they refuse to repair it. Right now I'm running Arch off a really old hp I had sitting around in my basement.
And Tonyisnt, thats an awesome todo list. ![]()
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@dmz
Cool theme dude! Thank you very much for share it and your efforts!
I'm a dA member too, +devwatching you now ![]()
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Hey, everyone. I thought I'd give something new a try.
I've been studying some world literature lately, and I've read a philosophical translation of the Daodejing, and I am currently reading The Bhagavad Gita. A constant theme in both of these texts that I'm experimenting with is the idea of emotional equilibrium and the concept that all things in excess must be eventually corrected to maintain inner peace. So, as I struggled to decide what I wanted my desktop to look like, I decided to bring some of this equilibrium to the computer world. The result is a Ruby script (most definitely not optimized; I'm just starting to learn Ruby) that generates a sort of random hex code for a color. It's only sort of random because it's based on your answers to a few questions about your current feelings. I looked up some of the significances and meanings of colors and associated them with some feelings. Based on your answers to the questions, it adds a random amount of the color that represents the OPPOSITE of how you feel to the final color. This way, equilibrium is preserved by changing your background to counteract how you feel.
Here's the script:
#! /usr/bin/env ruby
# Copyright 2008 Winslow Dalpe under the MIT License
def adjustColor(answer, qnumber)
if answer == "y"
if qnumber <= 2
@bluenum = rand(@bluemax)
@bluetotal = @bluetotal + @bluenum
@bluemax = @bluemax - @bluenum
elsif qnumber <= 4
@rednum = rand(@redmax)
@redtotal = @redtotal + @rednum
@redmax = @redmax - @rednum
else
@greennum = rand(@greenmax)
@greentotal = @greentotal + @greennum
@greenmax = @greenmax - @greennum
end
else
if qnumber <= 2
@rednum = rand(@redmax)
@redtotal = @redtotal + @rednum
@redmax = @redmax - @rednum
elsif qnumber <= 4
@greennum = rand(@greenmax)
@greentotal = @greentotal + @greennum
@greenmax = @greenmax - @greennum
else
@bluenum = rand(@bluemax)
@bluetotal = @bluetotal + @bluenum
@bluemax = @bluemax - @bluenum
end
end
end
def changeToHex(red, green, blue)
red1 = red / 16; red2 = red % 16
green1 = green / 16; green2 = green % 16
blue1 = blue / 16; blue2 = blue % 16
redhex = convert(red1, red2)
greenhex = convert(green1, green2)
bluehex = convert(blue1, blue2)
return "#" + redhex + greenhex + bluehex
end
def convert(c1, c2)
case c1
when 0..9 then
when 10 then c1 = "A"
when 11 then c1 = "B"
when 12 then c1 = "C"
when 13 then c1 = "D"
when 14 then c1 = "E"
when 15 then c1 = "F"
end
case c2
when 0..9 then
when 10 then c2 = "A"
when 11 then c2 = "B"
when 12 then c2 = "C"
when 13 then c2 = "D"
when 14 then c2 = "E"
when 15 then c2 = "F"
end
return c1.to_s + c2.to_s
end
@redmax = 255
@redtotal = 0
@greenmax = 255
@greentotal = 0
@bluemax = 255
@bluetotal = 0
@questions = ["Do you feel powerful? ", "Do you feel loving? ", "Do you feel enthusiastic? ", "Do you feel safe? ", "Do you feel harmonious? ", "Do you feel wise? ", "Do you feel confident? "]
puts "Please answer y or n for the following:"
@questions.each do |q|
i = @questions.index(q)
print q
answer = gets
adjustColor(answer.slice(0..answer.length-2), i)
end
color = changeToHex(@redtotal, @greentotal, @bluetotal)
puts color
colorfile = File.new(".colors.txt", "w+")
colorfile.write(color)
colorfile.closeIt's open source, so please feel free to optimize, correct, and alter this. Please though! Let me know what you changed so I can include your (hopefully) better changes to my script.
NOTE: If you're using Openbox, adding the line
xsetroot -solid `cut -f 1 /directory/where/you/put/the/script/.colors.txt`to your autostart.sh will set the background to the color on the running of
startxEdit: I relicensed this under the MIT License. I like it better ![]()
Last edited by l33tunderground (2008-09-19 01:44:26)
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@dmz
Cool theme dude! Thank you very much for share it and your efforts!
I'm a dA member too, +devwatching you now
Oh, thanks a lot man.
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kernel_script wrote:@dmz
Cool theme dude! Thank you very much for share it and your efforts!
I'm a dA member too, +devwatching you nowOh, thanks a lot man.
You're welcome ![]()
My Blog - http://openmindlifestyle.wordpress.com/
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