Share your Awesome(WM) desktop!

milomir · 2011-11-25 07:25:37

here's mine:

i just installed it, like yesterday, and i love it
still gotta learn alot about it..

ed:
why is it disturbing? its just an anime..

Last edited by milomir (2011-11-25 12:52:22)

aof · 2011-11-25 08:17:44

milomir wrote:

here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/2bcWe.png
i just installed it, like yesterday, and i love it
still gotta learn alot about it..

This wallpaper is really disturbing...

aakos23 · 2011-11-25 09:16:44

milomir wrote:

here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/2bcWe.png
i just installed it, like yesterday, and i love it
still gotta learn alot about it..

Screenshot posting rules

milomir · 2011-11-28 21:11:16

after 3 days of using awesomewm, here's what i've got
warning: ~1.5MB animated gif
http://i.imgur.com/OZcbi.gif

it is soo fckn AWESOME!

Last edited by milomir (2011-11-28 21:23:15)

examon · 2011-11-28 23:00:00

milomir wrote:

after 3 days of using awesomewm, here's what i've got
warning: ~1.5MB animated gif
http://i.imgur.com/OZcbi.gif
it is soo fckn AWESOME!

nice, how have you removed application icons from taskbar?

MONVMENTVM · 2011-11-28 23:43:08

examon wrote:

milomir wrote:
after 3 days of using awesomewm, here's what i've got
warning: ~1.5MB animated gif
http://i.imgur.com/OZcbi.gif
it is soo fckn AWESOME!
nice, how have you removed application icons from taskbar?

you have to modify tasklist.lua in order to hide them. you can use the one I've posted for my theme the page before (or add the few lines) and also check the rc.lua on how to activate it.

examon · 2011-11-29 20:38:36

MONVMENTVM wrote:

examon wrote:
milomir wrote:
after 3 days of using awesomewm, here's what i've got
warning: ~1.5MB animated gif
http://i.imgur.com/OZcbi.gif
it is soo fckn AWESOME!
nice, how have you removed application icons from taskbar?
you have to modify tasklist.lua in order to hide them. you can use the one I've posted for my theme the page before (or add the few lines) and also check the rc.lua on how to activate it.

thanks MONVMENTVM, it works very good

exallium · 2011-11-30 06:02:00

Clean, minimalistic. Just how I like it. Btw, Awesome works amazingly well with dual monitor setups.

http://i.imgur.com/hna63.png

intrntbrn · 2011-12-01 10:08:39

already posted screenshots in main thread, but.

thanks to mikar for helping me and saintofcloud for some of his dotfiles

acewin · 2011-12-01 15:22:57

intrntbrn wrote:

already posted screenshots in main thread, but.
http://i.imgur.com/hDRhM.png
http://i.imgur.com/92NpM.png
thanks to mikar for helping me and saintofcloud for some of his dotfiles

intrntbrn: could you share your configs?

thanks.

kluck · 2011-12-02 01:43:35

After a week of hard labor, here is my working version of Awesome !

http://imgur.com/a/FFVEM#0

Everything I needed is working fine now :

keyboard switcher (here, with the french bépo layout )
Scratchpad for drop-down clients (mostly a terminal)
Transparency using xcompmgr
Mocp (music on console) integrated in the main bar with scrolling
Dynamic tagging (using eminent)
That's pretty much all I can think of right now ^^

Oh, and based on a post from some 15 pages ago, where the author showed his conky displaying awesome keybindings, I created a little python script that dynamically parse the rc.lua file in search for bindings, and then incorporate them on the background using ImageMagick.
However, I didn't want to show every single key binding, so I just parsed the bindings using my own syntax, for items written in the comments :

awful.key({ modkey, "Control", }, "Left", function () mocp.play("REV") end), -- ## MOCP ## S-C-Left ## Previous

Where MOCP will be the main category, S-C-Left the keybinding, and Previous the description. It is shown in "action" in my empty desktop image.

I don't know if that can interest anyone but me, but still, you can find this and my configuration on :

https://github.com/kluck/awesome-config

Anyway, thanks to you all for the inspiration !

ZekeSulastin · 2011-12-02 21:48:18

So I found an old iBook (you'll see just how old shortly ...) and decided I wanted to run an awesome configuration similar to my main PC's. I soon realized I didn't really have the space or excess computing power to do so - what's negligible on a Core 2 Quad Q9000 is very much not on ~you'll see~ so I went insane with a hacksaw, cutting out as much as I could ... here's what I have so far:

And an idea of what a browser at 800x600 looks like in this day and age, mostly-default luakit (Firefox actually works without eating all the RAM even with tabs open, but it's fairly slow when doing UI rearrangement as is common with Pentadactyl):

The widgets being used are vicious.widgets.[cpu,mpc,mem,mpd] and vicious.contrib.pulse (I use pulseaudio in conjunction with remote mpd ...) with a couple functions to simplify adding the color markup; one does gradients, the other does predefined colors. The CPU, RAM, and volume go from green to red as they go from 0 - 100 (volume turns grey when muted), and the MPD indicator is green for play, yellow for pause, red for stop.

One thing I want to do is make the MPD a scroller or popup - I'll probably go with a hotkey-bound naughty notification to save CPU - so that the task list isn't clobbered by MPD.

... it's pretty amazing that the thing's running X, luakit, pulse input from the network, cups, etc. in less RAM than my desktop uses right after logging in to console - the thing only uses 23 MiB of RAM after startx!

Last edited by ZekeSulastin (2011-12-02 21:54:20)

melek · 2011-12-03 16:16:10

http://imgur.com/a/ZQce8

Work still in progress
i love it minimalistic

SuNjACk · 2011-12-04 15:25:18

milomir · 2011-12-04 19:36:50

ZekeSulastin wrote:

So I found an old iBook (you'll see just how old shortly ...) and decided I wanted to run an awesome configuration similar to my main PC's. I soon realized I didn't really have the space or excess computing power to do so - what's negligible on a Core 2 Quad Q9000 is very much not on ~you'll see~ so I went insane with a hacksaw, cutting out as much as I could ... here's what I have so far:
http://1bi.us/6z2
And an idea of what a browser at 800x600 looks like in this day and age, mostly-default luakit (Firefox actually works without eating all the RAM even with tabs open, but it's fairly slow when doing UI rearrangement as is common with Pentadactyl):
http://1bi.us/6z1
The widgets being used are vicious.widgets.[cpu,mpc,mem,mpd] and vicious.contrib.pulse (I use pulseaudio in conjunction with remote mpd ...) with a couple functions to simplify adding the color markup; one does gradients, the other does predefined colors. The CPU, RAM, and volume go from green to red as they go from 0 - 100 (volume turns grey when muted), and the MPD indicator is green for play, yellow for pause, red for stop.
One thing I want to do is make the MPD a scroller or popup - I'll probably go with a hotkey-bound naughty notification to save CPU - so that the task list isn't clobbered by MPD.
... it's pretty amazing that the thing's running X, luakit, pulse input from the network, cups, etc. in less RAM than my desktop uses right after logging in to console - the thing only uses 23 MiB of RAM after startx!

lol thats awesome!

Asido · 2011-12-07 08:58:41

Here is my

Last edited by Asido (2011-12-07 09:00:22)

echo.unity · 2011-12-07 09:45:20

melek wrote:

http://imgur.com/a/ZQce8
Work still in progress
i love it minimalistic

nice colors

Mr Pink57 · 2011-12-07 23:33:43

acewin wrote:

intrntbrn wrote:
already posted screenshots in main thread, but.
http://i.imgur.com/hDRhM.png
http://i.imgur.com/92NpM.png
thanks to mikar for helping me and saintofcloud for some of his dotfiles

intrntbrn: could you share your configs?
thanks.

I concur, I am interested in the battery config.

intrntbrn · 2011-12-08 08:33:45

Mr Pink57 wrote:

acewin wrote:
intrntbrn wrote:
already posted screenshots in main thread, but.
http://i.imgur.com/hDRhM.png
http://i.imgur.com/92NpM.png
thanks to mikar for helping me and saintofcloud for some of his dotfiles

intrntbrn: could you share your configs?
thanks.
I concur, I am interested in the battery config.

iam trying to setup my github today/tomorrow with all of my dotfiles. going to edit this post here.
for the first, heres the the battery code. its very dirty, cause of my inexperience in lua.. but it works.
http://nopaste.php-quake.net/120208

kveras · 2011-12-10 12:29:33

Awesome WM
Urxvt terminal
Ncmpcpp mpd music player
Mopidy serving Ncmpcpp with spotify

Messy config files
Wallpaper

Credit for most of the theme goes to MONVMENTVM.

veroke12 · 2011-12-11 23:18:19

my awesome wm..

git-pull · 2011-12-14 07:19:55

trying to see if i can get learn some lua and bash

config: http://github.com/tony/awesome-config
vim is at http://www.github.com/tony/vim-config

based off zenburn with some icons. it's still buggy though, for one, I'm looking for a way to make showing the separator optional if no text is there, particularly in mpd.

Here's what I have:

mpdwidget = widget({ type = "textbox" })
vicious.register(mpdwidget, vicious.widgets.mpd,
        function (widget, args)
                if args["{state}"] == "Stop" or args["{state}"] == "N/A"
                        or (args["{Artist}"] == "N/A" and args["{Title}"] == "N/A") then return ""
                else return '<span color="white">Music:</span> '..
                     args["{Artist}"]..' - '.. args["{Title}"]
                end
        end
)

listing wiboxes:

mpdwidget and separator, mpdwidget or nil,

I want to see if there is a way I can make it so if artist and title is blank:

if (args["{Artist}"] == "N/A" and args["{Title}"] == "N/A")

mpdwidget can be nil'd? Adding a global var and nil'ing it won't work. It looks like wibox keeps thats stuff there. Is there a way you can remove wibox widgets (a separator) based on conditions after they already have been added?

Are their optimization to (args["{Artist}"] == "N/A" and args["{Title}"] == "N/A") in lua? feels like too much.

Last edited by git-pull (2011-12-14 07:20:59)

vbim0nk · 2011-12-14 11:05:12

Just started using Awesome (and Arch) a few days ago. I still have a lot of work to do, but this is what I got so far.

kandros · 2011-12-15 09:48:22

Him wrote:

http://ompldr.org/tODRiaw http://ompldr.org/tODRibA
April ahoy.

a bit old but wonder if you can post that wonderfull wallpaper
name of font?

sam113101 · 2011-12-15 18:00:00

kandros wrote:

Him wrote:
http://ompldr.org/tODRiaw http://ompldr.org/tODRibA
April ahoy.
a bit old but wonder if you can post that wonderfull wallpaper
name of font?

http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs27/f/2008/ … opgirl.jpg
Found it using tineye.

Arch Linux

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