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I'm curious, have you been able to get st to use anything but it's default font? It chokes miserably on terminus font, or most other none ttf fonts I've tried. And I do mean miserably - as I type characters show up in multiple places on the screen and bounce around.
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I'm curious, have you been able to get st to use anything but it's default font? It chokes miserably on terminus font, or most other none ttf fonts I've tried. And I do mean miserably - as I type characters show up in multiple places on the screen and bounce around.
Which version are you using?
As you can see in my scrot git works wonderfully with Fixed, but I was using 0.3 for some time and it didn't make any problems either.
(Except for utf-8 chars that aren't included in the font, which is now fixed with the fallback support in git).
My current fontstring is: 'Fixed:pixelsize=13:antialias=false:autohint=false:file=7x13'.
Before that, I was using 'Termsyn:pixelsize=13:antialias=false:autohint=false', which worked as well.
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My January Shots. Changed a bunch of colors and themes from December
Urxvt - in the background
Conky - Left from somebody on these boards, right from cheesemill on ubuntuforums - configs
Rhythmbox
Tint2
Chromium
GTK Theme - Shinyblack
Openbox Theme - chila
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@Doomcide, I did just try st-git a couple days ago. And it didn't work with non-ttf fonts. And once there were a couple instances open it actually used more resources than urxvtd/c.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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^Have you bitmap-fonts enabled? I just tested the memory consumption of st vs. urxvtd/c and st is always lower from 1-5 terminals, starting at 6 urxvtd/c is better.
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BTW, Baldur's Gate 2 works fine with gemrb, no need for wine
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I get more memory use from st with three open than I do with urxvt with any number. And there shouldn't be a need to enable bitmap fonts - thats the default for Xlib. Other font settings require additional work.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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Barthalion wrote:BTW, Baldur's Gate 2 works fine with gemrb, no need for wine
I thought (and heard) so, I just haven't time to set it up. Thanks.
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openbox with conky found in deviantart
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I get more memory use from st with three open than I do with urxvt with any number. And there shouldn't be a need to enable bitmap fonts - thats the default for Xlib. Other font settings require additional work.
Mhm the memory usage thing is strange, are you using the newest git pull? Really no idea why this would be different, if you have a clue: Tell me, please. I'm curious about that. As for the bitmap fonts, I have them disabled and have some custom rules in font conf.d to enable specific ones, these are need if I want to use them with the xft protocol. Anyway whatever floats your boat I just wanted to draw some attention to st as I'm a big fan of suckless and st is finally usable (at least for me).
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My Dwm - Gif animation
http://ompldr.org/tZ3hjbg
Looks nice. How did you create this?
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ivoarch wrote:My Dwm - Gif animation
http://ompldr.org/tZ3hjbgLooks nice. How did you create this?
this patch is for the prefix-key(like emacs C-t)
https://github.com/ivoarch/dwm-patches/ … ixkey.diff
and my dwm config
https://github.com/ivoarch/dwm
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... these are need if I want to use them with the xft protocol.
I'm not trying to use xft - just X11 font strings. I'm also a fan of suckless, but for now urxvt is better for me.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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Marcel- wrote:ivoarch wrote:My Dwm - Gif animation
http://ompldr.org/tZ3hjbgLooks nice. How did you create this?
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Thanks, but I meant the GIF animation.
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Marcel- wrote:ivoarch wrote:My Dwm - Gif animation
http://ompldr.org/tZ3hjbgLooks nice. How did you create this?
this patch is for the prefix-key(like emacs C-t)
https://github.com/ivoarch/dwm-patches/ … ixkey.diff
and my dwm config
https://github.com/ivoarch/dwm
I am still new to DWM but I have been looking for a 'run or rise' patch, I can't seem to find that patch on your GIT or am I just blind.
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ivoarch wrote:Marcel- wrote:Looks nice. How did you create this?
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Thanks, but I meant the GIF animation.
It's called byzanz-record, and it's in AUR.
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ffmpeg will also do this nicely.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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@doug piston
Here
https://gist.github.com/4107047
and if you want use run or raise with dmenu
add this patch
http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/current_desktop
and check this
http://urukrama.wordpress.com/2012/08/1 … lications/
Last edited by ivoarch (2013-01-04 18:04:18)
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@doug piston
Here
https://gist.github.com/4107047and if you want use run or raise with dmenu
add this patch
http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/current_desktopand check this
http://urukrama.wordpress.com/2012/08/1 … lications/
Thank you.
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