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Li[N]ux

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Registered: 2011-11-10

Posts: 18

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Decided to give XFCE a shot, after lots of tweaking I'm quite liking it
http://i.imgur.com/nVbHH.png
Zukitwo GTK and emerald
Dockbarx standalone
Faenza icons

how you get run dockbarx in xfce i install dockbarx but how i can add to the panel ? thanks nice screenshot ...

graysky

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Registered: 2008-12-01

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Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Clean:
http://s11.postimage.org/8lu4gu4q7/desktop.jpg

Dirty:

EDIT: Tired of answering so many emails; source picture link.

Moderator comment:  Sorry Graysky,  as much as I enjoy the picture, I've received one too many "Not Safe for Work" reports.  Changed the thumbnail to a link.
To anyone following the link, you have been warned (But it is kind of nice:) )

Last edited by graysky (2011-12-31 12:12:20)

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MrCode

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Registered: 2010-02-06

Posts: 373

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

@graysky

Uhm…a bit NSFW, maybe?

Shark

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From: /dev/zero

Registered: 2011-02-28

Posts: 686

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Compiz, AWN (lucido style), vista emerald theme, Zukitwo theme. Ouh, and i use synapse, the best app ever

Last edited by Shark (2011-12-09 22:44:13)

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bwat47

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Registered: 2009-10-07

Posts: 638

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Decided to give XFCE a shot, after lots of tweaking I'm quite liking it
http://i.imgur.com/nVbHH.png
Zukitwo GTK and emerald
Dockbarx standalone
Faenza icons

how you get run dockbarx in xfce i install dockbarx but how i can add to the panel ? thanks nice screenshot ...

Dockbarx is its own standalone dock, or an awn applet. Install dockbarx from the aur, and to run it standalone use the "dockx" command. Add this to autostart to get the dock at login.

Li[N]ux

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Registered: 2011-11-10

Posts: 18

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Decided to give XFCE a shot, after lots of tweaking I'm quite liking it
http://i.imgur.com/nVbHH.png
Zukitwo GTK and emerald
Dockbarx standalone
Faenza icons

how you get run dockbarx in xfce i install dockbarx but how i can add to the panel ? thanks nice screenshot ...

Dockbarx is its own standalone dock, or an awn applet. Install dockbarx from the aur, and to run it standalone use the "dockx" command. Add this to autostart to get the dock at login.

thank you now work for me , but i have another question sorry for the offtopic but how you keep the clock in notification area in the rigth side , because when i deletele windows button plugin fro the panel that come close to xfce menu , but in you screenshot you still hace it in the right side how you keep that ...

oldpond

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Registered: 2010-01-26

Posts: 43

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

@graysky How can you get any work done staring at that all day?

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bernarcher

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From: Germany

Registered: 2009-02-17

Posts: 2,281

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

@graysky How can you get any work done staring at that all day?

He could put a window over her (not too transparent one).

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graysky

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Registered: 2008-12-01

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Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

What can I say, I like b&w's and I really like tits

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bwat47

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Registered: 2009-10-07

Posts: 638

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

how you get run dockbarx in xfce i install dockbarx but how i can add to the panel ? thanks nice screenshot ...

Dockbarx is its own standalone dock, or an awn applet. Install dockbarx from the aur, and to run it standalone use the "dockx" command. Add this to autostart to get the dock at login.

thank you now work for me , but i have another question sorry for the offtopic but how you keep the clock in notification area in the rigth side , because when i deletele windows button plugin fro the panel that come close to xfce menu , but in you screenshot you still hace it in the right side how you keep that ...

You just got to add a separator from panel > add panel items, it shows up in the list.

pogeymanz

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Registered: 2008-03-11

Posts: 1,020

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

afaik with current battery tech, overcharging is impossible unless your laptop's charger or battery is malfunctioning. They have built in chips/sensors to prevent it.

That's what they say, and I'm sure it's at least partially true, but the internet and my own anecdotal experience says that leaving it plugged in is a good way to guarantee an almost useless battery in a year. Whereas, I'm very careful to unplug my battery when it gets to 90% charged and whenever I know my CPU is going to be working hard (heat), and my battery still holds a 7 hour charge (it is a 12 cell).

defears

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Registered: 2010-07-26

Posts: 218

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

afaik with current battery tech, overcharging is impossible unless your laptop's charger or battery is malfunctioning. They have built in chips/sensors to prevent it.

That's what they say, and I'm sure it's at least partially true, but the internet and my own anecdotal experience says that leaving it plugged in is a good way to guarantee an almost useless battery in a year. Whereas, I'm very careful to unplug my battery when it gets to 90% charged and whenever I know my CPU is going to be working hard (heat), and my battery still holds a 7 hour charge (it is a 12 cell).

Old NiCad batteries had the memory loss problem you're thinking of. If you charge it halfway, it shortens the time of use. Lithium batteries have no such memory problems.

toketin

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From: Belluno (Italy)

Registered: 2007-04-17

Posts: 326

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Clean:
http://s11.postimage.org/8lu4gu4q7/desktop.jpg

Dirty:
http://s9.postimage.org/nmmb3wssr/dirty.jpg

very cool girl and desktop :DD

h.c.h.

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From: Rome

Registered: 2011-12-21

Posts: 41

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Sorry for the noobish question: how do you get the Arch logo and pc specs in the terminal?

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stratoka

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Registered: 2011-08-26

Posts: 38

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Sorry for the noobish question: how do you get the Arch logo and pc specs in the terminal?

Hi there, install archey from the AUR, that should do the trick. In terminal type archey.

h.c.h.

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Registered: 2011-12-21

Posts: 41

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Thanks!

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Rasi

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Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Clean:
http://s11.postimage.org/8lu4gu4q7/desktop.jpg

Dirty:
http://s9.postimage.org/nmmb3wssr/dirty.jpg

you named your shots wrong.. the 1st one is the diry one...

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Larsson

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From: Sweden

Registered: 2010-03-22

Posts: 156

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Clean:
http://s11.postimage.org/8lu4gu4q7/desktop.jpg

Dirty:
http://s9.postimage.org/nmmb3wssr/dirty.jpg

very cool girl and desktop :DD

Yes, very sparkling intellect and personality. And what a beautiful face....

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qwerty12

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From: London

Registered: 2011-06-20

Posts: 34

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

My Xubuntu clone...

Using:

• Greybird theme (GTK+ & Emerald), along with its wallpaper

• DockbarX in the Xfce panel (see my comments on the xfapplet package in the AUR on how to get it working)

• Faenza icons

• Droid Sans font with Ubuntu font packages

• Redshift

• NetworkManager (yes, it works well)

• Ubuntu's Sound Menu Indicator

• Menu icon is the rather cute "archlinux-wm-xfce" icon available in the archlinux-artwork package

• LightDM built against GTK+2 as DM

• And, although it's hidden, Guake - 'cause everybody needs a drop-down terminal.

Last edited by qwerty12 (2011-12-26 12:47:24)

broken pipe

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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 238

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

@qwerty12: your panel is great! is it the standard xfce4-panel?

lxdm as login manager and xfwm4-tiling from AUR, both highly recommendable

qwerty12

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From: London

Registered: 2011-06-20

Posts: 34

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

@qwerty12: your panel is great! is it the standard xfce4-panel?

Yes, with DockbarX

lxdm as login manager and xfwm4-tiling from AUR, both highly recommendable

I didn't know LXDE had a DM; thanks!

solar impulse

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From: Out in space.

Registered: 2011-12-24

Posts: 22

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

I like making things transparent :)

Theme: dusk
Running: Tilda, Chromium, ePDFViewer

EDIT: the wallpaper is Moss

Last edited by solar impulse (2011-12-27 21:33:43)

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txus

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Registered: 2008-01-23

Posts: 78

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

Clean:
http://s11.postimage.org/8lu4gu4q7/desktop.jpg

Dirty:
http://s9.postimage.org/nmmb3wssr/dirty.jpg

Care to share your WP? Quite awesome

Edit: Nevermind, found it! Thanks!

Last edited by txus (2011-12-30 13:20:51)

sboysel

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Registered: 2011-12-30

Posts: 63

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

xfce just gets things done. period.

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Diaz

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From: Portugal

Registered: 2008-04-16

Posts: 366

Re: Show off your XFCE desktop!

xfce just gets things done. period.
http://ompldr.org/tYnozaQ

Wich xfwm and gtk themes, please?