December 2009 Screenshots - Take 3

dr0p · 2009-12-08 00:26:42

skwid wrote:

dr0p wrote:
skwid wrote:
dr0p wrote:
http://omploader.org/tMnhrZA
http://omploader.org/tMnhrYw
Just getting into the winter spirit, my favorite time of year ^_^
How do you get the transparent terminal windows like your screenshot?
Thanks!
3nd3r wrote:
can I get a copy of your .Xdefaults? I am loving that setup. Is that urxvt?
http://slexy.org/view/s2mOXNIRf8 that should help both of you ^_^ And tbh, a lot of my current config is stolen from Taters' config last month.
Thanks! can you post the xmonad configs?

xmonad.hs - http://slexy.org/view/s21lnipuAN
.xmobarrc - http://slexy.org/view/s2ueifkhCR

Saint0fCloud · 2009-12-08 00:29:47

Tyriel · 2009-12-08 00:50:25

Sorry for not replying sooner why while you guys were posting I was sleeping Wow, I am surprised, thanks for the kind words guys. I have been using this same setup since I started using KDE 4.3 as my DE. Just never thought of posting it.

Anyway to answer some questions:

@ algol.tr, it is the kde widget "folder view" configured to display my home directory.

@ ftornell, I never liked KDE either since I first tried it back in 2001 and was convinced I would never use it. I actually tried version 4.3 the day it hit our repositories but removed it just hours later. However I realised I had not really given it a fair shot and swore I would try it for a month and if I liked it I liked it I would continue to use it. Honestly, I disliked it for the first few minutes until I realised how customizable it is and that I could make it look and function as I like. Now it is by far my favourite DE.

Anyway sorry I was going off topic, the bar is the default one using air theme. I just tweaked its settings to make it taller, added spacers (love white space) and made it around 80% the width of my screen. All standard options of the bar. Icons (Silver)

Now my terminal colours are:
Foreground: #DCDCCD --- Intense: #DCDCCD
Background: #3F3F3F --- Intense: #2C2C2C
Colour 1:   #705050 --- Intense: #709080
Colour 2:   #2A1B70 --- Intense: #D353DC
Colour 3:   #60B48A --- Intense: #BF67D5
Colour 4:   #DFAF8F --- Intense: #413EF0
Colour 5:   #9AB9D7 --- Intense: #DC72F3
Colour 6:   #53B8DC --- Intense: #4A5DEC
Colour 7:   #9663D3 --- Intense: #685FE3
Colour 8:   #DCDCCD --- Intense: #D688FF

My terminal font is Pragmata.

Edit: Just another note about the bar I just thought of. You need compositing enabled in System Settings if you want the nice gradient effect.

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upsidaisium · 2009-12-08 05:08:09

it's been a while..

i decided to switch from dwm to wmii a few weeks ago, which has been great so far. it's pretty much vanilla wmii except for different status bar output.

ootput · 2009-12-08 09:26:40

This setup has been perfect (for me) for quite some time now.. so no new developments.

spiridow · 2009-12-08 11:54:41

pyther wrote:

Well I got a new 22" monitor and I'm loving all the screen space!
http://pyther.net/screenshots/2009-12-05s.png
Rocking it with openbox, gnome-terminal, and conky

Can you please share your wallpaper (the one on the left screen)? Thanks.

milomouse · 2009-12-08 13:50:11

It's weird; anytime I do "import -window root" it blanks out whatever's overlapping.
Also, @me using floating window mode. This is solely just messing around, I'll never use floating windows, except my *scratchpad*.

EDIT:
lol, hey, we're using the same wallpaper, ootput.

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krib · 2009-12-08 21:29:21

Openbox, awn, thunar etc..

Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-12-09 00:08:08

Slightly modified default TWM on DragonFlyBSD+EEEPc

ootput · 2009-12-09 00:38:46

milomouse wrote:

lol, hey, we're using the same wallpaper, ootput.

I reckon it's beautiful

Are you using one of the standard looks, or is that something new? I haven't seen that before.. looks nice

milomouse · 2009-12-09 02:07:11

ootput wrote:

milomouse wrote:
lol, hey, we're using the same wallpaper, ootput.
I reckon it's beautiful
Are you using one of the standard looks, or is that something new? I haven't seen that before.. looks nice

Well, I'm using ion-3-darcs so it's the "experimental" version of sorts, but if I recall correctly the regular ion3 has a floating ability as well. This is the "Empty" mode where windows can Float->Group together and [optionally] tile, as well. You can match windows to be the same size as each other or toggle them as "completely horizontal/vertical" or have them in "slides" like the Xbox's Blades, etc, etc.. It's actually very customizable, it's just that most people don't want to bother learning everything you can do or manipulate in ion. There was a fad about a month ago where every other screenshot was of ion3 but now that's not so much the case. I love the Lua language so it works for me.

And thanks! The "look_" is mine too so it may look slightly different than it normally would when in floating-mode. It's called "ghostcandy"

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methuselah · 2009-12-09 04:05:04

Xmonad on Xfce4:

tomd123 · 2009-12-09 04:39:49

Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:

Slightly modified default TWM on DragonFlyBSD+EEEPc
http://omploader.org/vMnk4Zw

May I ask why your hostname is named after sorcerer?

jasonwryan · 2009-12-09 07:20:28

EeePC 901 - dwm

Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-12-09 11:11:44

tomd123 wrote:

Daisuke_Aramaki wrote:
Slightly modified default TWM on DragonFlyBSD+EEEPc
http://omploader.org/vMnk4Zw
May I ask why your hostname is named after sorcerer?

Two reasons. Used to read a lot of literature about spells and sorcery long time ago. And it is also a tribute to my favorite Linux distribution, Sorcerer OS. Though I have extensively used it's forks, Lunar and SourceMage, Sorcerer will always be my number one. I still use it on a few computers.

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ootput · 2009-12-09 12:10:32

Sourcemage was the first source-based distro I'd ever tried (long before LFS and Gentoo) and I absolutely loved it. At that time, the IRC presence was pretty small, but for a beginner, the tight-knit-ness of the community was awesome. You're the first person I've seen in a long while who's mentioned using it in the past.

edit:

@ Tyriel: Nice!

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Daisuke_Aramaki · 2009-12-09 14:56:59

ootput wrote:

Sourcemage was the first source-based distro I'd ever tried (long before LFS and Gentoo) and I absolutely loved it. At that time, the IRC presence was pretty small, but for a beginner, the tight-knit-ness of the community was awesome. You're the first person I've seen in a long while who's mentioned using it in the past.
edit:
@ Tyriel: Nice!

I totally concur with you on the IRC comment. I always relied on IRC when I ran into issues with Lunar and SourceMage. Since it was a very small community, most of my queries used to be answered almost immediately. I dabbled with Sorcerer before Kyle gave up. I fell for its awesomeness, especially with stuff like grimoires, spells, casting and leeching. But once it went off the radar, i tried Gentoo, which went pretty well for sometime. Then Lunar happened, and SourceMage followed. Was fantastic to see almost similar stuff with SourceMage. I still use it on one very old machine, and i have updated so many times over the years, and not once have i had to fix things up.

But once Kyle got Sorcerer up again, I couldn't resist going back. That's just about it. Sorcerer IRC is not that active, but mailing lists are pretty awesome. As far as LFS goes, I never used it personally, but I helped a friend setup a custom build for his age old laptop sometime back which still works absolutely fine working as a music server at his home. LFS was a lot of fun.

Sorry for going OT!

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mjheagle8 · 2009-12-09 17:42:47

Tell me what you think please!

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tomd123 · 2009-12-09 18:50:35

mjheagle8 wrote:

http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/803/ … ean.th.jpg
Tell me what you think please!

eww, noticeably lossy jpg format. oh, I mean, great layout!

.:B:. · 2009-12-09 18:59:39

mjheagle8 wrote:

http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/803/ … ean.th.jpg
Tell me what you think please!

Can you tell me what you are using for the MPD pipe menu?

tricqster · 2009-12-09 19:12:53

Saint0fCloud wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMnh3ZA http://omploader.org/tMnh3Yg

can I have that script which shows terminal colors please?
thank you

arch0r · 2009-12-09 20:42:56

mjheagle8 · 2009-12-09 21:43:51

B wrote:

mjheagle8 wrote:
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/803/ … ean.th.jpg
Tell me what you think please!
Can you tell me what you are using for the MPD pipe menu?

its on my github which i just created today.
the mpd pipe menu is the NowPlaying Script, it also calls the playlist script.
http://github.com/mjheagle8/Configs/tre … r/Scripts/

pyther · 2009-12-09 22:06:17

spiridow wrote:

pyther wrote:
Well I got a new 22" monitor and I'm loving all the screen space!
http://pyther.net/screenshots/2009-12-05s.png
Rocking it with openbox, gnome-terminal, and conky
Can you please share your wallpaper (the one on the left screen)? Thanks.

http://nxxos.deviantart.com/art/IR-Island-143791797

Barrucadu · 2009-12-09 22:40:17

arch0r wrote:

http://omploader.org/tMnlnOA

Wallpaper link?

Arch Linux

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