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skrite

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Registered: 2009-09-07

Posts: 160

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

http://ompldr.org/tZ2U1eg

i3-wm + irssi + vim

that is just awesome! not awesome as in the wm, but awesome to behold.
nice work

userlander

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Registered: 2008-08-23

Posts: 413

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Your OB rocks!

I'm not monkeying around. ;-)

Haha those monkeys are awesome.  Love that font too but i can't remember the name.

No, lemurs!!!! ;-) Font is just DejaVu sans & Arial Black for the bolded text.

.conkyrc

http://codepad.org/k09R7nUJ

nictki

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Registered: 2008-12-06

Posts: 20

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

xmonad, dzen2, conky...

Last edited by nictki (2012-11-22 04:04:17)

ninjaaron

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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 296

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

I feel like Xmonad is the window manager I'll use when I finally grow up and learn to program for real, but for now, I'm still enjoying a torid love affair with herbstluftwm and bash (just figured out that bash has builtin string manipulation, crap-tastic though it may be).

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left pic: left to right, top row: script to add dynamic tiling functions to herbstluftwm (sans comments and blank lines), part of ~/.aliases (sourced by .bashrc and .zshrc), alsi+colordump+systemd-analyze; bottom row: htop, yaourt -Syua, my book on biblical Hebrew (asciidoc+vim)

right pic: a script to show cmatrix in all colors.

Last edited by ninjaaron (2012-11-22 06:34:16)

Ashren

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From: Denmark

Registered: 2007-06-13

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Re: November 2012 Screenshots

(just figured out that bash has builtin string manipulation, crap-tastic though it may be).

Why do you find it crap-tastic?

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ninjaaron

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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 296

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

It's alright, I guess, and it's obviously much faster than an external tool, but it's nothing compared to string manipulation in python and other programming languages or the insane things you can accomplish with strings in bash via sed, awk, cut, tr, etc.

but it does make slow scripts faster, which I like

Ypnose

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From: Jailed in the shell

Registered: 2011-04-21

Posts: 353

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Re: November 2012 Screenshots

bash via sed, awk, cut, tr, etc.

Nothing can beat awk...

Last edited by Ypnose (2012-11-22 18:48:11)

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ninjaaron

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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 296

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

awk is the one I haven't started to learn yet.  I haven't really learned sed yet either, but I recently read  a book about vi, so I'm basically just using it to do stuff that ex can do (which is quite a lot, of course). I have a book about sed and awk waiting for me, but I don't have time for it yet.

Last edited by ninjaaron (2012-11-22 22:57:27)

Draucia

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Registered: 2011-06-05

Posts: 128

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

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Xfce 4.10 with greybird theme and the faenza icon pack. The wallpaper is called "Star River" taken from the elementary os luna wallpaper pack: Link here

gnomeye

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From: Switzerland

Registered: 2010-08-04

Posts: 178

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

xmonad - urxvt - tmux - firefox/dactyl - stalonetray - xmobar

Last edited by gnomeye (2012-11-23 16:43:48)

grobar87

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From: Македонија

Registered: 2010-08-25

Posts: 174

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

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Stalafin

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From: Berlin, Germany

Registered: 2007-10-26

Posts: 617

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

xmonad - urxvt - tmux - firefox/dactyl - stalonetray - xmobar
http://i.imgur.com/VuXKUs.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/DvOuSs.jpg

I would like to have a look at your configurationn files. Specifically, do you put stalonetray on top of xmobar?

gnomeye

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From: Switzerland

Registered: 2010-08-04

Posts: 178

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

xmonad - urxvt - tmux - firefox/dactyl - stalonetray - xmobar
http://i.imgur.com/VuXKUs.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/DvOuSs.jpg

I would like to have a look at your configurationn files. Specifically, do you put stalonetray on top of xmobar?

ya... I kinda do. For now I don't have a fix to variate the output on xmobar to automatically adapt to stalonetray's size.

files: https://github.com/gnomeye/dotfiles_sca … er/.xmonad

for xmobar: https://github.com/gnomeye/dotfiles_sca … /.xmobarrc

TheImmortalPhoenix

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From: 127.0.0.1

Registered: 2011-08-13

Posts: 436

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Unia

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From: Stockholm, Sweden

Registered: 2010-03-30

Posts: 2,486

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Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Edited the screenfetch script so it's much simpler, but can still handle multiple DE's/WM's.
Also changed wallpaper and background color. Other than that, not much has changed.

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illusionist

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From: localhost

Registered: 2012-04-03

Posts: 498

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Cross post from 'Show off your dwm configuration' thread.
Nothing new here, just wanted to show my binary clock.
Status bar Here:
Bar
The time is 12:32.

Screenshot:

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woomia

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Registered: 2012-06-09

Posts: 111

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

My main PC died and until I get can get a new one I am using the laptop I used to geek on, so no weird/odd WMs, just something desktopish because I need to get work done.

KDE
Window decor/Widgets: Plastique (Fonts modified slightly because I have less than awesome eyesight)
Plasma Theme: Oxygen
Wallpaper: Beefy Miracle

TheImmortalPhoenix

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From: 127.0.0.1

Registered: 2011-08-13

Posts: 436

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

xmonad, dzen2, conky...

http://s11.postimage.org/anehjrgdr/2012_11_22_04_58_24.jpg

Nice, could you share your vim colorscheme and xdefaults, please?

GordonGR

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From: Thessaloniki, Greece

Registered: 2011-11-07

Posts: 276

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Cross post from 'Show off your dwm configuration' thread.
Screenshot:
http://ompldr.org/tZ2Z4aw

Could you point to this wallpaper, please?

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doug piston

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From: Seattle

Registered: 2011-09-11

Posts: 387

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Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Saw some upcoming Awesome WM changes coming that I wasn't pleased with, decided it's a good a time as any to change to DWM. It currently is a mish-mash while I learn.

Cleanish

Fake busy

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OK100

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From: [U==]

Registered: 2010-04-26

Posts: 455

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

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sime

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Registered: 2007-12-14

Posts: 96

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

hey ok, could you please update your configs at github? I'm interested in current .Xresources colors, amongst other things...

OK100

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From: [U==]

Registered: 2010-04-26

Posts: 455

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

hey ok, could you please update your configs at github? I'm interested in current .Xresources colors, amongst other things...

Sure. I'll update github later tonight.

EDIT: Done

Last edited by OK100 (2012-11-26 20:05:05)

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illusionist

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From: localhost

Registered: 2012-04-03

Posts: 498

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Cross post from 'Show off your dwm configuration' thread.
Screenshot:
http://ompldr.org/tZ2Z4aw

Could you point to this wallpaper, please?

Here it is.

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GordonGR

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From: Thessaloniki, Greece

Registered: 2011-11-07

Posts: 276

Re: November 2012 Screenshots

Cross post from 'Show off your dwm configuration' thread.
Screenshot:
http://ompldr.org/tZ2Z4aw

Could you point to this wallpaper, please?

Here it is.

Thanks!

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