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Gigamo

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Registered: 2008-01-19

Posts: 394

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Not too sure about this one..

http://www.gigamo.be/pics/currentdeskt.png

I liked your wallpaper. Link, please?

Here: http://www.garoth.com/awesome/sky-theme/awesome-bg.png

trvjillo

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Registered: 2008-10-27

Posts: 41

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

The simpler, the better

crispus

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Registered: 2008-07-31

Posts: 54

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://th05.deviantart.com/fs38/300W/i/ … _haxit.png

nice ncmpcpp colors!

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hvgotcodes

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Registered: 2007-07-17

Posts: 42

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Daisuke_Aramaki

thanx for the codes.  i couldn't get the py script to run but the other one works like a champ.

cbxzcm

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Registered: 2007-06-17

Posts: 18

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Playing around with the new Sky theme in awesome-git:

haxit

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From: /home/haxit

Registered: 2008-03-04

Posts: 1,247

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://th05.deviantart.com/fs38/300W/i/ … _haxit.png

nice ncmpcpp colors!

Thanks. That is thanks to balance, from deviantart and here.

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voteforpedro36

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Registered: 2008-08-06

Posts: 99

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Sakurina

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From: Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada

Registered: 2008-10-09

Posts: 90

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

First time Arch install on a real machine! (a Dell Mini 9, my only other experience with Arch was within Parallels)

xmonad (feat. dzen and trayer)
epiphany
mitter

GTK Theme: Clearlooks-Compact
System Font: Corbel
Terminal Font: Inconsolata

chris_ak

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Registered: 2008-03-25

Posts: 64

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

First time Arch install on a real machine! (a Dell Mini 9, my only other experience with Arch was within Parallels)

http://r-ch.net/img/thumb-arch-nov14.png

http://r-ch.net/img/thumb-arch-nov14dirty.png

xmonad (feat. dzen and trayer)
epiphany
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GTK Theme: Clearlooks-Compact
System Font: Corbel
Terminal Font: Inconsolata

nice setup.  I definitely need to give xmonad a shot.  How do you like the mini?

Pnevma

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Registered: 2008-04-11

Posts: 112

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

That's PekWM. I'm beginning to think it's better than Openbox. Uhm, the theme is here and the background is here. The GTK theme is MurrinaTango and the icon set is from GNOME-colors.

Last edited by Pnevma (2008-11-15 08:31:04)

bobdob

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Registered: 2008-06-13

Posts: 138

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

I changed from Awesome 2.3 to openbox a few weeks ago and i'm really liking it.

Running:
tint2, conky and dmenu.

yettenet

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Registered: 2007-05-17

Posts: 129

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://i37.tinypic.com/2njemao.jpg

That's PekWM. I'm beginning to think it's better than Openbox. Uhm, the theme is here and the background is here. The GTK theme is MurrinaTango and the icon set is from GNOME-colors.

How utterly familiar that theme is

corrish

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From: Novosibirsk

Registered: 2008-09-29

Posts: 16

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

oh!I hate awesome... just many many many many terminals and nothing else... I don't often use teminal .... >_o

Last edited by corrish (2008-11-15 10:56:11)

Arkane

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From: Switzerland

Registered: 2008-02-18

Posts: 263

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Sakurina's screenshots gave me a few ideas about how I could make an XMonad setup that doesn't look like shit.

... so here's the result:

(tell you what, it's also much easier to configure now that I actually understand Haskell )

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ST.x

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From: Sydney, Australia

Registered: 2008-01-25

Posts: 363

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Sakurina's screenshots gave me a few ideas about how I could make an XMonad setup that doesn't look like shit.

... so here's the result:

http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/8191 … cf7.th.pnghttp://img381.imageshack.us/img381/8854 … lr0.th.png

(tell you what, it's also much easier to configure now that I actually understand Haskell )

Nice one, is the file manager pcmanfm?

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Arkane

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From: Switzerland

Registered: 2008-02-18

Posts: 263

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

It's rox.

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Sakurina

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From: Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada

Registered: 2008-10-09

Posts: 90

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

nice setup.  I definitely need to give xmonad a shot.  How do you like the mini?

The Mini is a really great machine; I don't regret buying it one bit.

andre.ramaciotti

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From: Brazil

Registered: 2007-04-06

Posts: 649

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Not too sure about this one..

http://www.gigamo.be/pics/currentdeskt.png

I liked your wallpaper. Link, please?

Here: http://www.garoth.com/awesome/sky-theme/awesome-bg.png

Thanks

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JTD

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From: Port Moody,BC

Registered: 2006-06-26

Posts: 27

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

I've been customizing wmii slowly but surely, and here is the result:
http://arch.kimag.es/resized/88685096.png

Arch Linux x86_64
2.6.27-ARCH

WM:       wmii 3.6-1
GTK:      Clearlooks
Icons:    GNOME-colors Brave
Wall:     Vortex Graphite
          manicho.deviantart.com
Apps:     ncmpc, irssi, htop

e: [SOLVED]On a completely different note, if anybody has an idea of why my memory is at such a high usage, I direct you to reply to my topic here.

Hey Elmer:
That looks good!  Care to share your wmiirc as I just started using wmii.  (all of 2 days)

Thanks
JTD

ps. do you know how to get urxvt to be transparent?  I've tried, read but am having troubles.

SamC

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From: Calgary

Registered: 2008-05-13

Posts: 611

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

here
Using:
Openbox
Wbar
Docker
Dzen2
Minipager

moljac024

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From: Serbia

Registered: 2008-01-29

Posts: 2,676

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Sakurina's screenshots gave me a few ideas about how I could make an XMonad setup that doesn't look like shit.

... so here's the result:

http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/8191 … cf7.th.pnghttp://img381.imageshack.us/img381/8854 … lr0.th.png

(tell you what, it's also much easier to configure now that I actually understand Haskell )

What font is that in vim ?

@SamC:

What is your execute command for the ncmpcpp menu entry ?

Last edited by moljac024 (2008-11-15 21:49:02)

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elmer_42

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From: /na/usa/ca

Registered: 2008-10-11

Posts: 427

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Hey Elmer:
That looks good!  Care to share your wmiirc as I just started using wmii.  (all of 2 days)
Thanks
JTD
ps. do you know how to get urxvt to be transparent?  I've tried, read but am having troubles.

You can find my wmiirc here.

PS: I replied to your topic about urxvt transparency.

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SamC

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From: Calgary

Registered: 2008-05-13

Posts: 611

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

@moljac024:
Just urxvt -e ncmpcpp seems to work for me.

moljac024

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From: Serbia

Registered: 2008-01-29

Posts: 2,676

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

@moljac024:
Just urxvt -e ncmpcpp seems to work for me.

Well, damn it, for some reason I can't do <any terminal emulator> -e ncmpcpp.
I'm most annoyed when unexplainable stuff like that happens....

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SamC

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Registered: 2008-05-13

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Well, damn it, for some reason I can't do <any terminal emulator> -e ncmpcpp.
I'm most annoyed when unexplainable stuff like that happens....

One thing I've found is that if you put anything after the -e statement in the command line, then that will be passed to the "-e", instead of to the terminal.