March 2009 Screenshots

Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-03-25 13:32:01

Agent69 wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMWZscA
1280x1024 PNG
I know that this screenshot is not particularly pretty, but I just finished an install of Archlinux x64 on my desktop computer, and I felt the need to post something. Shown above are Evilwm, Xcompmgr, Rxvt-Unicode, and Bash. The wallpaper is Traffic/R by Mandolux. The font used in Rxvt-Unicode is Envy Code R.
One thing I did do was custom compile Evilwm myself, during which I disabled virtual desktops, solid draging, edge snapping, and mouse support. I love Evilwm this way and if I need to move/resize a window, I can still do so via Evilwm's excellent keyboard support. I think I've fallen in love with Evilwm all over again!
I think when I get home this afternoon, I will get Conky installed and set up. When I was using OpenBSD, Conky and Xcompmgr would conflict with one another when running at the same time, and I am curious to see if that hold true when running on Linux.

kickass as usual! by the way huge collection of comic books you got mate!

Agent69 · 2009-03-25 14:17:32

Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:

Agent69 wrote:
http://omploader.org/tMWZscA
1280x1024 PNG
I know that this screenshot is not particularly pretty, but I just finished an install of Archlinux x64 on my desktop computer, and I felt the need to post something. Shown above are Evilwm, Xcompmgr, Rxvt-Unicode, and Bash. The wallpaper is Traffic/R by Mandolux. The font used in Rxvt-Unicode is Envy Code R.
One thing I did do was custom compile Evilwm myself, during which I disabled virtual desktops, solid draging, edge snapping, and mouse support. I love Evilwm this way and if I need to move/resize a window, I can still do so via Evilwm's excellent keyboard support. I think I've fallen in love with Evilwm all over again!
I think when I get home this afternoon, I will get Conky installed and set up. When I was using OpenBSD, Conky and Xcompmgr would conflict with one another when running at the same time, and I am curious to see if that hold true when running on Linux.
kickass as usual! by the way huge collection of comic books you got mate!

Thanks!

ri · 2009-03-25 17:03:50

YtseJammin wrote:

It's a tool integrated in the wm.

you're still at pekwm? more exactly what is that tool? the harbour?

moljac024 · 2009-03-25 17:13:16

ri wrote:

YtseJammin wrote:
It's a tool integrated in the wm.
you're still at pekwm? more exactly what is that tool? the harbour?

That has to be Fvwm...last I knew, it was the only window manager capable of making such thumbnails...

ArchGh0ul · 2009-03-25 17:19:37

Agent69 wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMWZscA
1280x1024 PNG
I know that this screenshot is not particularly pretty, but I just finished an install of Archlinux x64 on my desktop computer, and I felt the need to post something. Shown above are Evilwm, Xcompmgr, Rxvt-Unicode, and Bash. The wallpaper is Traffic/R by Mandolux. The font used in Rxvt-Unicode is Envy Code R.
One thing I did do was custom compile Evilwm myself, during which I disabled virtual desktops, solid draging, edge snapping, and mouse support. I love Evilwm this way and if I need to move/resize a window, I can still do so via Evilwm's excellent keyboard support. I think I've fallen in love with Evilwm all over again!
I think when I get home this afternoon, I will get Conky installed and set up. When I was using OpenBSD, Conky and Xcompmgr would conflict with one another when running at the same time, and I am curious to see if that hold true when running on Linux.

Wow you really like to be on the lightweight side
Here's my latest EvilWM setup.

Agent69 · 2009-03-25 17:26:27

ArchGh0ul wrote:

Wow you really like to be on the lightweight side
Here's my latest EvilWM setup.
http://omploader.org/tMWZubg

Very nice. I generally don't care for GUI file managers, but you really did a nice job on your's.

nephish99 · 2009-03-25 17:35:08

Agent69 wrote:

ArchGh0ul wrote:
Wow you really like to be on the lightweight side
Here's my latest EvilWM setup.
http://omploader.org/tMWZubg
Very nice. I generally don't care for GUI file managers, but you really did a nice job on your's.

yeah, and what file-manager/icon theme to you have going there? pretty cool.

ArchGh0ul · 2009-03-25 17:38:16

nephish99 wrote:

Agent69 wrote:
ArchGh0ul wrote:
Wow you really like to be on the lightweight side
Here's my latest EvilWM setup.
http://omploader.org/tMWZubg
Very nice. I generally don't care for GUI file managers, but you really did a nice job on your's.
yeah, and what file-manager/icon theme to you have going there? pretty cool.

It's Rox with Sunfesta icons.
I don't use the GUI manager much though. But it's useful when the miss wants to start another episode of some series and explaining the terminal to her is a pain (on my side )
GTK is Elegant Dark-Flat Grey (not sure where I got it from it's been sitting around my ~/.themes for some time)

Last edited by ArchGh0ul (2009-03-25 17:39:02)

nephish99 · 2009-03-25 17:44:31

cool, thanks

YtseJammin · 2009-03-25 17:46:46

moljac024 wrote:

ri wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:
It's a tool integrated in the wm.
you're still at pekwm? more exactly what is that tool? the harbour?
That has to be Fvwm...last I knew, it was the only window manager capable of making such thumbnails...

Nope, it is E16 and its cool tools and composite.

Last edited by YtseJammin (2009-03-25 17:48:41)

Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-03-25 17:58:15

ArchGh0ul wrote:

nephish99 wrote:
Agent69 wrote:
Very nice. I generally don't care for GUI file managers, but you really did a nice job on your's.
yeah, and what file-manager/icon theme to you have going there? pretty cool.
It's Rox with Sunfesta icons.
I don't use the GUI manager much though. But it's useful when the miss wants to start another episode of some series and explaining the terminal to her is a pain (on my side )
GTK is Elegant Dark-Flat Grey (not sure where I got it from it's been sitting around my ~/.themes for some time)

he he! same problem with my miss as well!

ri · 2009-03-25 17:58:38

YtseJammin wrote:

moljac024 wrote:
ri wrote:
you're still at pekwm? more exactly what is that tool? the harbour?
That has to be Fvwm...last I knew, it was the only window manager capable of making such thumbnails...
Nope, it is E16 and its cool tools and composite.

ah ok. thanks anyway

landwell · 2009-03-25 18:40:58

YtseJammin wrote:

moljac024 wrote:
ri wrote:
you're still at pekwm? more exactly what is that tool? the harbour?
That has to be Fvwm...last I knew, it was the only window manager capable of making such thumbnails...
Nope, it is E16 and its cool tools and composite.

Where did you find that E16 theme, or did you make it yourself?

Nice desktop, I thought it was Fvwm.

Reasons · 2009-03-25 19:42:33

Gigamo wrote:

http://www.gigamo.be/pics/currentdeskt.png
Added cpufreq/governor and volume widgets.

Hmm, the widgets don't seem to work for me. As far as I can tell, I've set up everything right because awesome doesn't complain, just nothing shows up.

X/ax · 2009-03-25 20:41:33

Adding to the list.
Many thanks @ McManiaC

YtseJammin · 2009-03-25 21:06:39

landwell wrote:

YtseJammin wrote:
moljac024 wrote:
That has to be Fvwm...last I knew, it was the only window manager capable of making such thumbnails...
Nope, it is E16 and its cool tools and composite.
Where did you find that E16 theme, or did you make it yourself?
Nice desktop, I thought it was Fvwm.

It's not so simple to find E16 themes, uh?

Look here, there's more than 200 themes.

Gigamo · 2009-03-25 23:12:25

Reasons wrote:

Gigamo wrote:
http://www.gigamo.be/pics/currentdeskt.png
Added cpufreq/governor and volume widgets.
Hmm, the widgets don't seem to work for me. As far as I can tell, I've set up everything right because awesome doesn't complain, just nothing shows up.

Post your configs/paste them to me @ irc

Renan Birck · 2009-03-26 00:00:56

Openbox on dual-head. Please ignore the nonsense at the bottom of the right screen, it is a consequence of having 2 monitors on different resolutions/aspect ratios.

CheesyBeef · 2009-03-26 00:35:14

mmm the smell of fresh Linux in the evening

landwell · 2009-03-26 02:50:28

YtseJammin wrote:

landwell wrote:
YtseJammin wrote:
Nope, it is E16 and its cool tools and composite.
Where did you find that E16 theme, or did you make it yourself?
Nice desktop, I thought it was Fvwm.
It's not so simple to find E16 themes, uh?
Look here, there's more than 200 themes.

Thanks, actually found that page this afternoon. First time I've ever seen it.

CheesyBeef · 2009-03-26 02:59:36

landwell wrote:

YtseJammin wrote:
landwell wrote:
Where did you find that E16 theme, or did you make it yourself?
Nice desktop, I thought it was Fvwm.
It's not so simple to find E16 themes, uh?
Look here, there's more than 200 themes.
Thanks, actually found that page this afternoon. First time I've ever seen it.

If I had enlightenment, I'd use this theme

http://themes.effx.us/preview/e16/eGirl.png

ArchGh0ul · 2009-03-26 10:11:04

Latest DWM setup

ArchGh0ul · 2009-03-26 20:55:06

I think I'm comming close to a permanent setup...
I call It "Evil Gray"
Evilwm with small hack + conky + semi-opaque urxvt + transparent trayer
Using CheesyBeef's conkyrc (modified a bit)

Last edited by ArchGh0ul (2009-03-26 20:58:06)

RaptorRed · 2009-03-26 22:33:50

Hey ArchGh0ul could you please share your .Xdefaults and evilwm options im having trouble getting urxvt transparent in evilwm, works fine in awesome with xcompmgr but not in evil wm for some reason.
Thanks.

Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-03-26 23:35:52

RaptorRed wrote:

Hey ArchGh0ul could you please share your .Xdefaults and evilwm options im having trouble getting urxvt transparent in evilwm, works fine in awesome with xcompmgr but not in evil wm for some reason.
Thanks.

i think this should do it!

urxvt.inheritPixmap:     true
urxvt.shading:           75
urxvt.tintColor:         white

you can render it transparent by using the inheritPixmap, shading parameter, and tintColor. most important are the pixmap option being true and shading being set. 100% shading is 100% transparent

hope that helps!

Last edited by Daisuke_Aramaki (2009-03-26 23:36:12)

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