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What font is that?
I guess that's 'Lucida' bundled with maple.
Sorry for my English
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Nice, xmonad inside what ? or what bar/panel is that ?
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dieelt wrote:Nice, xmonad inside what ? or what bar/panel is that ?
It's Xmonad running as window manager for gnome 3 so the bar is gnome-panel in fallback mode with the theme Zukitwo.
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Has any URxvt user stumbled on a problem with the transperent background lagging when changing layouts. I find it really annoying because it takes like a second to refresh the background to the new position. It occurs with xterm, rxvt and urxvt but not with others.
I wouldn't want to change it because of it's speed and url-opener script...
usability == arch + i3 + urxvt + vim + ranger + dwb + vlc + cmus + mutt + shitload of scripts
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Ok, might as well send my xmonad setup, since I got started.. nothing fancy here either...
Works ok for me... have some rules for different windows to go different workspaces and dzen2 for launching apps. Also I have modified the tiling views so that there is a tab view without window borders, with which I get a fullscreen window, when there is only one window in the workspace. Other screen is from laptop, so the blue thingy under the terminals came with the screenshot.
My xmonad.hs.
Oh also have a resolution change/display "detection" script for dual screen/one screen launched on startup:
xiniti.rc for slim.
Script for resolution: nayttoXmon
Last edited by aparaatti (2012-04-01 10:21:58)
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beautiful set up as well as an excellently eclectic taste in music
is that a bash script running in your top bar? mind sharing?
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beautiful set up as well as an excellently eclectic taste in music
is that a bash script running in your top bar? mind sharing?
Thanks The right dzen bar is fed by conky; I don't like to call numerous new processes every second or so via shell script.
.dzen_conkyrc
# conkyrc file for dzen, ^ denotes dzen argument
background no
out_to_console yes
out_to_x no
override_utf8_locale yes
update_interval 2
update_interval_on_battery 5
total_run_times 0
mpd_host localhost
mpd_port 6600
music_player_interval 3
if_up_strictness addressTEXT
${if_mpd_playing}[${mpd_elapsed}/${mpd_length}] ^fg(\#F3F2DD)${mpd_smart 57}^fg()$endif ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/cpu.xbm) ^fg(\#EEEEEE)${if_match ${cpu} < 10} $else${if_match ${cpu} < 100} $endif$endif${cpu}^fg() ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/mem.xbm) ^fg(\#EEEEEE)${if_match ${memperc} < 10} $else${if_match ${memperc} < 100} $endif$endif${memperc}^fg()${if_up wlan0} ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/wifi_02.xbm) ^fg(\#EEEEEE)${if_match ${downspeedf wlan0} < 10.0} $else${if_match ${downspeedf wlan0} < 100.0} $endif$endif${downspeedf wlan0} ${if_match ${upspeedf wlan0} < 10.0} $endif${upspeedf wlan0}^fg() @ ^fg(\#EEEEEE)${wireless_link_qual_perc wlan0}^fg()$else ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/net_wired.xbm) ^fg(\#EEEEEE)${if_match ${downspeedf eth0} < 10.0} $else${if_match ${downspeedf eth0} < 100.0} $endif$endif${downspeedf eth0} ${if_match ${upspeedf eth0} < 10.0} $endif${upspeedf eth0}^fg()$endif ^fg(\#648F6F)${if_match "${acpiacadapter ADP0}" == "on-line"} ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/ac.xbm)^fg()^fg(\#EEEEEE)$else${if_match ${battery_percent BAT0} > 66}^bg(\#A9F3A9)^fg(\#63AE6D) ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/bat_full_02.xbm)^fg()$else${if_match ${battery_percent BAT0} > 33}^bg(\#FFF2B1)^fg(\#FFAE73) ^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/bat_low_02.xbm)^fg()$else^bg(\#FFB1B1) ^fg(\#BF3030)^i(/home/mememe/.dzen/xbm8x8/bat_empty_02.xbm)^fg()$endif$endif^fg(\#555555)$endif ${if_match ${battery_percent} < 10} $else${if_match ${battery_percent} < 100} $endif$endif${battery_percent}^fg() ^bg() ^fg(\#FAFFDA)${time %a %b %d %H:%M}
All those "if_match" queries have it look a bit atrocious, but with (tmk) no conky object available to adjust another to a fixed width they are necessary to keep things from moving around.
It checks whether mpd is playing, eth0 or wlan0 up, and if the laptop runs on AC or battery to set the displayed objects and icons appropriately. If on battery, that object's color is set according to charge level.
Last edited by misc (2012-04-15 16:41:58)
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dieelt,
That thumbnail is over sized in terms of dimensions, but fits under our 50k limit. I worry mostly about the byte count, so I'll leave it alone. Just be aware of our picture policy
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Has any URxvt user stumbled on a problem with the transperent background lagging when changing layouts. I find it really annoying because it takes like a second to refresh the background to the new position. It occurs with xterm, rxvt and urxvt but not with others.
I wouldn't want to change it because of it's speed and url-opener script...
Sounds like you're using Pseudo Transparency and not True Transparency.
Change the [6666] to change the transparency 0000->9999 or AAAA->DDDD and FFFF to be solid.
! URxvt
!-----------------------------------------------------------------
URxvt*buffered: true
URxvt*transparent: false
URxvt*depth: 32
URxvt*background: rgba:0000/0000/0000/6666
URxvt*scrollBar: false
URxvt*internalBorder: 10
Last edited by Shrak (2012-04-22 00:23:22)
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Finally got around to tidying up my code.
xmonad.hs
traybarscript.zsh
conky_bottom
Here's to hoping it's not a mess like last time!
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Finally got around to tidying up my code.
xmonad.hs
traybarscript.zsh
conky_bottomHere's to hoping it's not a mess like last time!
Nice desktop!
I'm new to xmonad and I think I'm gonna start with your config . Can you point me where those icons are? (the ones that are referenced in the conky file).
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I would love to see your vimrc! Even if it's just the tab characters.
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Thanks! You can find the icons here.
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I would love to see your vimrc! Even if it's just the tab characters.
Sorry for the late reply. Here are my .vim* files plus .Xdefaults.
Note that I haven't even begun to sort out the keymappings and the vundle plugins have to be installed/downloaded via ":BundleInstall!".
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Xyzodiac wrote:I would love to see your vimrc! Even if it's just the tab characters.
Sorry for the late reply. Here are my .vim* files plus .Xdefaults.
Note that I haven't even begun to sort out the keymappings and the vundle plugins have to be installed/downloaded via ":BundleInstall!".
What does it depend on whether your tabs are colorized? You are using non-graphical vim, right?
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