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#426 2009-03-20 14:46:13

YtseJammin
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ArchArael wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:
ArchArael wrote:

Nothing can replace my openbox. hmm And I tried to replace it.

Ever tried PekWM?

Hm...:/ must confess I haven't. I mean, I have installed it some time ago but didn't had time to read the guide to configure it the way I like.

Have you? What has pekWM that openbox hasn't?

Parli italiano?

http://www.pekwm.org/files/pekwm/doc/0. … intro.html

It has some really nice window placement, resizement, grouping etc. features
Plus nice desktop changing by clicking on the sides of the screen, etc.

But i must say that i like it 'cause it is really easy to configure, basically it's all in  ~/.pekwm dir ("Start", "menu" and "config" files) 

Anyway it does not have any gui, so you have to set up it with some text editor smile

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#427 2009-03-20 15:29:14

toxygen
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ise wrote:

First time posting my desktop. It's not really much, very slim. Just the things you need big_smile

http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1192/s … 852.th.jpg

wow, very old-school..  how's wmaker working for you?  that was my WM of choice back in the day, and sometimes i'm tempted to go back.


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#428 2009-03-20 15:30:04

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

My desktop:

th_march_gentoo.png

Very functional and very fast smile


Im running arch on my laptop, but have been so busy recently I have not had time to load X onto it, been in run level 3 doing server admin for weeks now, 3 day weekend so should have some pics of that later on smile


Arch Linux since 2006
Python Web Developer + Sys Admin (Gentoo/BSD)

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#429 2009-03-20 15:48:19

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Fooling around with Musca

Idling_in_Musca_by_PeetsMtl.png

Not sure whether it can rival with StumpWM, but it looks good so far yet.

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#430 2009-03-20 15:52:49

ise
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

toxygen wrote:
ise wrote:

First time posting my desktop. It's not really much, very slim. Just the things you need big_smile

http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1192/s … 852.th.jpg

wow, very old-school..  how's wmaker working for you?  that was my WM of choice back in the day, and sometimes i'm tempted to go back.

WindowMaker runs like a charm. I use it since ages, tried several other WMs, but nothing beats the handling of WindowMaker (my personal experience, I know that other people are thinking different).

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#431 2009-03-20 16:31:42

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ise wrote:
toxygen wrote:
ise wrote:

First time posting my desktop. It's not really much, very slim. Just the things you need big_smile

http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1192/s … 852.th.jpg

wow, very old-school..  how's wmaker working for you?  that was my WM of choice back in the day, and sometimes i'm tempted to go back.

WindowMaker runs like a charm. I use it since ages, tried several other WMs, but nothing beats the handling of WindowMaker (my personal experience, I know that other people are thinking different).

But it is .... mmm .... ugly ... no? roll

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#432 2009-03-20 16:36:15

ise
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

YtseJammin wrote:
ise wrote:
toxygen wrote:

wow, very old-school..  how's wmaker working for you?  that was my WM of choice back in the day, and sometimes i'm tempted to go back.

WindowMaker runs like a charm. I use it since ages, tried several other WMs, but nothing beats the handling of WindowMaker (my personal experience, I know that other people are thinking different).

But it is .... mmm .... ugly ... no? roll

It's ugly in your eyes. wink I think it's slim and elegant.
I don't know why people call WindowMaker ugly, maybe because there is no eyecandy? If you want shadows or transparent windows, then you can user xcompmgr and transset to do so.

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#433 2009-03-20 16:38:08

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Here's mine...FVWM

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#434 2009-03-20 16:42:33

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

YtseJammin wrote:

Parli italiano?

http://www.pekwm.org/files/pekwm/doc/0. … intro.html

It has some really nice window placement, resizement, grouping etc. features
Plus nice desktop changing by clicking on the sides of the screen, etc.

But i must say that i like it 'cause it is really easy to configure, basically it's all in  ~/.pekwm dir ("Start", "menu" and "config" files) 

Anyway it does not have any gui, so you have to set up it with some text editor smile

Si, parlo italiano. Sono di Ticino (Svizzera) e qui la lingua ufficiale è italiano. smile

I have installed pekWM. I will try it for a while. There are so many key chains combinations. hmm Do you use them all?

It has a strange window management. I don't understand yet if I like it or not.

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#435 2009-03-20 16:57:53

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ise wrote:

I don't know why people call WindowMaker ugly, maybe because there is no eyecandy? If you want shadows or transparent windows, then you can user xcompmgr and transset to do so.

I like WindowMaker and I still have it on an old laptop with Slackware. I'm not up-to-date though about how beautiful you might make window frames and those typical WindowMaker squares. I'm tempted to give it a spin, it feels kind of modernly retro.

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#436 2009-03-20 17:06:13

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

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#437 2009-03-20 17:21:24

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

All this WindowMaker talk made me reinstall it and set it up

tMWVvaA

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#438 2009-03-20 17:27:50

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ise wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:
ise wrote:

WindowMaker runs like a charm. I use it since ages, tried several other WMs, but nothing beats the handling of WindowMaker (my personal experience, I know that other people are thinking different).

But it is .... mmm .... ugly ... no? roll

It's ugly in your eyes. wink I think it's slim and elegant.
I don't know why people call WindowMaker ugly, maybe because there is no eyecandy? If you want shadows or transparent windows, then you can user xcompmgr and transset to do so.

No i mean the windows lookalike ... i don't use composite stuff ...

The themes are a bit ... too oldy, imho ... but if u think it's beautiful, then it's obiouvsly true, 'cause everyone has its own taste. smile

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#439 2009-03-20 17:30:39

YtseJammin
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ArchArael wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:

Parli italiano?

http://www.pekwm.org/files/pekwm/doc/0. … intro.html

It has some really nice window placement, resizement, grouping etc. features
Plus nice desktop changing by clicking on the sides of the screen, etc.

But i must say that i like it 'cause it is really easy to configure, basically it's all in  ~/.pekwm dir ("Start", "menu" and "config" files) 

Anyway it does not have any gui, so you have to set up it with some text editor smile

Si, parlo italiano. Sono di Ticino (Svizzera) e qui la lingua ufficiale è italiano. smile

I have installed pekWM. I will try it for a while. There are so many key chains combinations. hmm Do you use them all?

It has a strange window management. I don't understand yet if I like it or not.

I personally like it. smile

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#440 2009-03-20 17:32:59

ise
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

ArchGh0ul wrote:

All this WindowMaker talk made me reinstall it and set it up

http://omploader.org/tMWVvaA

cool There will come more people big_smile

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#441 2009-03-20 17:41:12

YtseJammin
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Ok now I'm curious, i'm gonna try WindowMaker soon. lol

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#442 2009-03-20 17:50:34

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

YtseJammin wrote:

Ok now I'm curious, i'm gonna try WindowMaker soon. lol

You might want to combine that with

xcompmgr -fF -D7

wink

@Ise: You too big_smile

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#443 2009-03-20 17:54:26

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

YtseJammin wrote:

Ok now I'm curious, i'm gonna try WindowMaker soon. lol

No...no....stop it!


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#444 2009-03-20 18:05:57

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

I use WindowMaker from time to time as well! I use them mainly on some of my older machines even now!


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#445 2009-03-20 18:14:01

YtseJammin
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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

haxit wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:

Ok now I'm curious, i'm gonna try WindowMaker soon. lol

No...no....stop it!

Oh, it's an elitary thing.
Ok.

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#446 2009-03-20 19:15:49

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Thanks to some changes my room looks now like a forest.

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#447 2009-03-20 19:19:43

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

pogeymanz wrote:

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/8254/xfceo.th.png

XFCE4.6
tint2
stalonetray
conky
thunar
gmrun
urxvt

(Because xfrun and Terminal suck)


I think XFCE will keep me satisfied for a little while. I liked PekWM, but I quickly ran out of themes I like and it doesn't work with xcompmgr very well at all. Otherwise it's right up there with Openbox for me.

what a theme for xfce?

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#448 2009-03-20 19:44:37

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Oh yeah ...

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You see

openbox3 (Custom theme)
xfce4-panel
avant-window-navigator
urxvt (screen)
thunar
feh

best regards
b52

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srsly?

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#449 2009-03-20 20:29:43

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Dimon-z wrote:
pogeymanz wrote:

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/8254/xfceo.th.png

XFCE4.6
tint2
stalonetray
conky
thunar
gmrun
urxvt

(Because xfrun and Terminal suck)


I think XFCE will keep me satisfied for a little while. I liked PekWM, but I quickly ran out of themes I like and it doesn't work with xcompmgr very well at all. Otherwise it's right up there with Openbox for me.

what a theme for xfce?

That would be Shiki-Colors. You can find it on xfce-look.org

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#450 2009-03-20 21:02:48

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Re: March 2009 Screenshots

Not sure how you managed the vertical status bar stacks, any chance of sharing your conkyrc?

[edit:  oops originally quoted the wrong post]

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