October 2009 Screenshots

Lich · 2009-10-08 10:52:30

Rasi wrote:

Lich wrote:
Rasi wrote:
and i would love to use a smaller font, but all i tried were either ugly or did not support bold fonts which i need to see when someone has written anything in weechat
DejaVu Sans Mono has them, so does Monospace. And they're better looking
I just found dina fonts, really nice.. check updated screenshot

A noticeable improvement. Good setup!
edit: btw I like Dina too, but I despise it's "m", plus it does a really poor job of my language's "special" characters

Last edited by Lich (2009-10-08 11:11:46)

neuwerld · 2009-10-08 15:18:32

Saint0fCloud wrote:

capnmoney wrote:
Saint0fCloud wrote:
awesome

http://h.imagehost.org/t/0458/2009-10-0 … _scrot.jpg
http://a.imagehost.org/t/0795/2009-10-0 … _scrot.jpg
Looks good! Can you post your rc.lua and theme?
Thanks
I guess...
rc.lua http://pastebin.com/m7431abc7
theme.lua http://pastebin.com/m51dc4375
neuwerld wrote:
Can you please tell me what that terminal font is? It looks really nice.
Inconsolata

Ok, that one I have.
I thought that was another one
Thanks thou!

/Neuwerld

SamC · 2009-10-09 01:48:58

Using surf, xterm, and dwm. Pidgin and Transmission on another workspace.

echoecho · 2009-10-09 09:24:14

Hooray I finally am putting up a screenshot I would do it more often, but I never have time and its not worth it for a very bland wmii desk, but now I'm using pekWM, so here you go! This is using the Inda B theme and Mira conky, with a basic tint2 + trayer systray with skype, pidgin, wicd and gnome-power-manager, the image viewer is Feh, and the terminal is Aterm.

robrene · 2009-10-09 12:16:58

tMmlkZA

http://omploader.org/vMmlkZA

Just finished my custom icon theme, now testing it I'm still thinking of changing a few things here and there, but so far I really like it.

Gnome with AlunDark and a customised metacity. Cursors are DMZ. Application fonts are Myriad Pro with subpixel smoothing and slight hinting. Desktop font is Calibri Bold. Clock inspired by Hylke Bons

This should cover everything ^^

ould · 2009-10-09 14:05:00

Mountainjew wrote:

http://imgur.com/JHC7wl.jpg

What package did you need to install to get the "Now Rocking" plasmoid to work? I installed it but when I try to use it I get

The object could not be created for the following reason: 

Could not create a python ScriptEngine for the Now Rocking Widget

I do have python and kdebindings-python installed. Not sure what else I would need.

Thanks,

Kevin

skwo · 2009-10-09 14:45:29

robrene wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMmlkZA
http://omploader.org/vMmlkZA

Just finished my custom icon theme, now testing it I'm still thinking of changing a few things here and there, but so far I really like it.
Gnome with AlunDark and a customised metacity. Cursors are DMZ. Application fonts are Myriad Pro with subpixel smoothing and slight hinting. Desktop font is Calibri Bold. Clock inspired by Hylke Bons
This should cover everything ^^

Wow very nice Icon theme!

teh · 2009-10-09 15:10:46

rab wrote:

Nice! LSDJ!
Diirty:
http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/2383 … 00s.th.png
Cleaan:
http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/8042 … 00s.th.png

Is awesome dude, what panel are you using? (well, everyone in Archie )

lolilolicon · 2009-10-09 15:45:04

First ever shot of AwesomeWM.

fauno_ · 2009-10-09 16:20:05

subtle

clean:
tMmllag
http://omploader.org/vMmllag

some stuff:
tMmllaQ
http://omploader.org/vMmllaQ

(wallpaper is stollen from september screenshots iirc)

Raffles10 · 2009-10-09 17:23:09

robrene wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMmlkZA
http://omploader.org/vMmlkZA

Just finished my custom icon theme, now testing it I'm still thinking of changing a few things here and there, but so far I really like it.
Gnome with AlunDark and a customised metacity. Cursors are DMZ. Application fonts are Myriad Pro with subpixel smoothing and slight hinting. Desktop font is Calibri Bold. Clock inspired by Hylke Bons
This should cover everything ^^

Aren't those icons Xubuntu Studio ?

Mountainjew · 2009-10-09 17:34:39

ould wrote:

Mountainjew wrote:
http://imgur.com/JHC7wl.jpg
What package did you need to install to get the "Now Rocking" plasmoid to work? I installed it but when I try to use it I get
The object could not be created for the following reason: 

Could not create a python ScriptEngine for the Now Rocking Widget
I do have python and kdebindings-python installed. Not sure what else I would need.
Thanks,
Kevin

Yeah i'm getting that too since the 4.3.2 upgrade. It's an ongoing bug, here: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/16494

trvjillo · 2009-10-09 20:24:24

Got really bored and changed my setup again x)

Clean:

Dirty:

robrene · 2009-10-09 21:40:51

Raffles10 wrote:

robrene wrote:
http://omploader.org/tMmlkZA
http://omploader.org/vMmlkZA

Just finished my custom icon theme, now testing it I'm still thinking of changing a few things here and there, but so far I really like it.
Gnome with AlunDark and a customised metacity. Cursors are DMZ. Application fonts are Myriad Pro with subpixel smoothing and slight hinting. Desktop font is Calibri Bold. Clock inspired by Hylke Bons
This should cover everything ^^
Aren't those icons Xubuntu Studio ?

The folder icons are from the Ubuntu Studio icon theme, although they required some serious reworking to look this smooth. All of the svg (48x48) and 32x32 size icons from that icon theme have been modified to be more tango. I'm pretty sure I didn't take anything else from that icon theme. The entire icon theme is a huge mash-up from various pre existing awesome tango style icons, and a few customised ones by myself.

x0rg · 2009-10-09 22:03:06

SamC wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMmliNQ
Using surf, xterm, and dwm. Pidgin and Transmission on another workspace.

May I ask what that game on the left side is? I know it's a roguelike but it doesn't look like nethack...

heleos · 2009-10-10 00:25:44

lolilolicon wrote:

http://omploader.org/vMmllZA
First ever shot of AwesomeWM.

Is that the vim colorscheme or Xdefaults? If they're xdefaults could you post them?

SavageMessiah · 2009-10-10 01:01:45

x0rg wrote:

May I ask what that game on the left side is? I know it's a roguelike but it doesn't look like nethack...

That's crawl, probably the newer stone-soup version which is a damn good game.

Gen2ly · 2009-10-10 01:39:59

lolilolicon, could I get a look at the apple trailer script you created?

lolilolicon · 2009-10-10 02:40:59

heleos wrote:

Is that the vim colorscheme or Xdefaults? If they're xdefaults could you post them?

Yeah that's Xdefaults colors in there. vim uses a modified candycode.

*color0:  #181818
*color8:  #353535
*color1:  #852843
*color9:  #a63253
*color2:  #247d53
*color10: #2ea069
*color3:  #d2c94c
*color11: #d7d163
*color4:  #1768b4
*color12: #1c7cd6
*color5:  #4b276d
*color13: #63338f
*color6:  #3ac6ac
*color14: #53cdb7
*color7:  #e1e1e1
*color15: #efefef

Gen2ly wrote:

lolilolicon, could I get a look at the apple trailer script you created?

Sure. It's quite simple:

#!/bin/bash

###:: Apple Trailer Checker and Downloader. (www.apple.com/trailers/)

Q='720p' # 480p, 720p, 1080p
M='WBO'  # WBO, OTW, ONE
C='1'    # Yes, cURL
D='.'    # Directory
J='20'   # Threads
CLR='\x1b[37;22m' # Text Color
EOC='\x1b[m'

TEMP='/tmp/aPpLeTrAiLeRcHeCk'
ROOT='http://www.apple.com'
FAKE='QuickTime/7.6.2 (qtver=7.6.2;os=Windows NT 5.1Service Pack 3)'

while getopts 'q:012n' opt ; do
   case $opt in
      q) Q=$OPTARG ;;
      0) M='ONE'   ;;
      1) M='WBO'   ;;
      2) M='OTW'   ;;
      n) C='0'     ;;
   esac
done
shift `expr $OPTIND - 1`

[ $C == 1 ] && curl -s $ROOT/trailers/ -o "$TEMP"

if [ "$M" == 'WBO' ] ; then
   IFS='
'
   WBO_U=($(sed '/Weekend Box Office/,/weekendboxoffice/!d;/<li>/!d' "$TEMP" | cut -d\" -f4))
   unset IFS

   echo -ne "$CLR"
   echo '--== Weekend Box Office ==--'
   sed '/Weekend Box Office/,/weekendboxoffice/!d;/<li>/!d;s/<[^>]*>//g;s/&/\&/g;s/…/.../;s/^\t*/   /' "$TEMP"
   echo -ne "$EOC"

   echo 'Which ones are you interested in?' # e.g. reply:1 3 10

   read -a WBO_C
   for i in ${WBO_C[@]} ; do
      ((i--))
      #echo ${WBO_U[$i]}
      curl -s $ROOT${WBO_U[$i]} -o "$TEMP"X
      tr '<>' '\n' < "$TEMP"X | grep -F "$Q.mov" | sed 's/.*\(http.*_\)\([0-9]*p\.mov\).*/\1h\2/' |
      while read url ; do
         #echo $url
         aria2c -d "$D" -j "$J" -U "$FAKE" "$url"
      done
   done
elif [ "$M" == 'OTW' ] ; then
   IFS='
'
   OTW_U=($(sed '/Opening this Week/,/openingthisweek/!d;/<li>/!d' "$TEMP" | cut -d\" -f4))
   unset IFS

   echo -ne "$CLR"
   echo '--== Opening this Week ==--'
   sed '/Opening this Week/,/openingthisweek/!d;/<li>/!d;s/<[^>]*>//g;s/&/\&/g;s/…/.../;s/^\t*//' "$TEMP" | sed '=' | sed 'N;s/\n/. /;s/^/   /'
   echo -ne "$EOC"

   echo 'Which ones are you interested in?'

   read -a OTW_C
   for i in ${OTW_C[@]} ; do
      ((i--))
      #echo ${OTW_U[$i]}
      curl -s $ROOT${OTW_U[$i]} -o "$TEMP"X
      tr '<>' '\n' < "$TEMP"X | grep -F "$Q.mov" | sed 's/.*\(http.*_\)\([0-9]*p\.mov\).*/\1h\2/' |
      while read url ; do
         #echo $url
         aria2c -d "$D" -j "$J" -U "$FAKE" "$url"
      done
   done
elif [ "$M" == 'ONE' ] ; then
   url=$(echo "$1" | sed 's/[0-9]*p.mov$/h&/')
   aria2c -d "$D" -j "$J" -U "$FAKE" "$url"
fi

Gen2ly · 2009-10-10 02:44:08

huh, yeah, relatively speaking .

Appreciate that.

Raffles10 · 2009-10-10 03:03:57

robrene wrote:

Raffles10 wrote:
robrene wrote:
http://omploader.org/tMmlkZA
http://omploader.org/vMmlkZA

Just finished my custom icon theme, now testing it I'm still thinking of changing a few things here and there, but so far I really like it.
Gnome with AlunDark and a customised metacity. Cursors are DMZ. Application fonts are Myriad Pro with subpixel smoothing and slight hinting. Desktop font is Calibri Bold. Clock inspired by Hylke Bons
This should cover everything ^^
Aren't those icons Xubuntu Studio ?
The folder icons are from the Ubuntu Studio icon theme, although they required some serious reworking to look this smooth. All of the svg (48x48) and 32x32 size icons from that icon theme have been modified to be more tango. I'm pretty sure I didn't take anything else from that icon theme. The entire icon theme is a huge mash-up from various pre existing awesome tango style icons, and a few customised ones by myself.

They do look better than I remember from those long distant days when I was using Xubuntu......:rolleyes:

SamC · 2009-10-10 06:29:40

SavageMessiah wrote:

x0rg wrote:
May I ask what that game on the left side is? I know it's a roguelike but it doesn't look like nethack...
That's crawl, probably the newer stone-soup version which is a damn good game.

Yeah, that's crawl. The AUR version finally compiled for me, and I quite like it.

Lich · 2009-10-10 08:15:39

SamC wrote:

SavageMessiah wrote:
x0rg wrote:
May I ask what that game on the left side is? I know it's a roguelike but it doesn't look like nethack...
That's crawl, probably the newer stone-soup version which is a damn good game.
Yeah, that's crawl. The AUR version finally compiled for me, and I quite like it.

Nethack > crawl. Just making a game really unplayable doesn't make it better. I find crawl to be and exageration of what a dungeon crawler should be like. It does look better than Nethack though

ootput · 2009-10-10 09:46:22

New colors.

Lich · 2009-10-10 09:49:24

ootput wrote:

New colors.
http://omploader.org/vMmlrbQ/ootput-scr … -thumb.png

Haha oldschool warcraft ftw!

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