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yeah, nice, and MBV to boot !
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Beautiful!
EDIT: Copland installed.
EDIT #2; WOW Loving the window functionality...really makes awesome a little bit more special...but still KISS!
Keep up the great work!
Last edited by ancleessen4 (2013-09-21 00:14:01)
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Clean:
http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_910113awesomeclean.pngDirty:
http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_373082awesomedirty.pngI have a different background on each tag.
Nice, even though it's not my favourite font. I have to ask you though. Does the anime titles correspond to the wallpaper? Didnt recognize the screens even though I've seen the series in the old days.
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I like this font, it makes me think I'll never write like that . Yes the titles correspond to the wallpaper. The thirst is ergo proxy and the second texhnolyze (my favorites serie).
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I guess I'll have to rewatch then. I couldnt really recall them. Thanks for the answer. I like such dark themes.
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All my code: https://github.com/Elv13
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I see you smoothed your tags and wiboxes, very nice.
Is that sans font? Seems antialiased.
PS: what's with the world map monitors?
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The font is an unwanted change, recent cairo (git) + pango +awesome trigger an assert (crash). What changed is:
* the top right bar, new widgets
* taglist, new underline of used tags
* the '>' are now silver instead of black
* titlebars are less tall
Other things are not visible in the screenshot. I havn't done much in the last month. About the world map, the left one is usually Amarok music player, center is MythTv and right is for IRC. I just think it make a nicer picture with the world map, blue, as usual
All my code: https://github.com/Elv13
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Last edited by WinterIsComing (2013-10-04 18:56:45)
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@Evl13
Crosspost
http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/844/hk4s.png
http://imageshack.us/scaled/avatar96/841/hzf5.jpg
AwesomeWM (my own version)
Vim, Tig, htop, urxvt
What is the little bar in the bottom of your vim.
I have seen something that has drawn my attention in your code the fg_forcus, I checked in your github and it is at the line 234 of your radical/base.lua I though it was a little mistake (maybe not ).
Radical seems to be really interesting.
You said Awesome WM own version, what modifications have you done on it ( C code / lua, fonctionnalities )?
Last edited by Phasme (2013-10-04 21:17:33)
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His vim statusbar seems to be powerline.
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Elv13 wrote:Crosspost
http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/844/hk4s.png
http://imageshack.us/scaled/avatar96/841/hzf5.jpg
AwesomeWM (my own version)
Vim, Tig, htop, urxvtWhat is the little bar in the bottom of your vim.
I have seen something that has drawn my attention in your code the fg_forcus, I checked in your github and it is at the line 234 of your radical/base.lua I though it was a little mistake (maybe not ).
Radical seems to be really interesting.
You said Awesome WM own version, what modifications have you done on it ( C code / lua, fonctionnalities )?
Powerline
Forcus->focus, oops (thanks for reading the code!)
My Awesome config have more Code than the original awesome and much of the default behavior and overridden, so those sceenshots are not really representative of what Awesome is, but they are of what Awesome can become.
All my code: https://github.com/Elv13
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Crosspost
http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/844/hk4s.png
http://imageshack.us/scaled/avatar96/841/hzf5.jpg
AwesomeWM (my own version)
Vim, Tig, htop, urxvt
How did you get that nice ls command output?
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Elv13 wrote:Crosspost
http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/844/hk4s.png
http://imageshack.us/scaled/avatar96/841/hzf5.jpg
AwesomeWM (my own version)
Vim, Tig, htop, urxvtHow did you get that nice ls command output?
https://github.com/trapd00r/ls--
Enjoy!
All my code: https://github.com/Elv13
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I started off with loads of widgets (net, cpu, fs, etc) but I found I really didn't get anything out of that, so I pared it down to this. Here's mine running off a Thinkpad T400 (it's work in progress):
(click on link below the image for busy view)
I made my own icons for my widgets:
- the battery widget blinks a little thunder symbol when charging
- that icon blinks red when < 25%.
- the volume icon changes as the volume changes and has a red cross when muted.
- adapted the gmail favicon, which turns red when there's new mail (no mail is greyscale icon)
- I get a notification of pacman updates in the top left of my screen. A red background with white text will say "Updates were found (n)".
Work in progress. Now working on tooltips and naughty notifications for these elements. For example, a mouse-over on my gmail icon will tell me the subjects of the emails and clicking on it will open gmail in a browser.
[edit: thumbnails]
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- I get a notification of pacman updates in the top left of my screen. A red background with white text will say "Updates were found (n)".
did you write that widget as well? if not where does one find it
plz n ty
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I made my own icons for my widgets:
Any chance you could share the icons you made
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did you write that widget as well? if not where does one find it
plz n ty
Yes, I wrote it - but the hard work was done by others.
All icons and widgets found in my signature; the icons folder contains quite a lot of icons, from current and previous itterations - I apologise for the mess. I think I'm using the Faerza dark icons set for Wicd-gtk in my systray.
BTW, If anyone has any kind of feedback on my code, I would appreciate it greatly - this is my first time coding in lua. The volume widget uses log increments, I think. I am still looking for a way to linearise that into more meaningful units. If anyone has any ideas about that, I would greatly appreciate hearing them.
I must admit though - the pacman update widget is a little bit intrusive. On a system with many many packages, there's always some update.
HTH.
Last edited by arthurl (2013-11-03 01:59:44)
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VanillaFunk wrote:did you write that widget as well? if not where does one find it
plz n tyYes, I wrote it - but the hard work was done by others.
BTW, If anyone has any kind of feedback on my code,
HTH.
iit looks much nicer than the one i built... i found a sample pacwidget for an older version of awesome and mod it to work with current. and set it up to use checkupdates... the thread is here feel free to look over hte widget code and maybe we can both help each other with ours
uri: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=172302
widget code is all at the bottom
Last edited by VanillaFunk (2013-11-03 04:13:23)
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His vim statusbar seems to be powerline.
Hey sardina
I am using your awesome Copland and it is very impressive.
Since I am pretty new to this wm, can you tell me how to activate the option to make the minimized windows visible in statusbar since this option is not activated by default in copland ?
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Just uncomment this line here:
--layout:set_middle(mytasklist[s])
(That is, remove the "--").
Then restart Awesome.
Last edited by sardina (2013-11-26 10:11:58)
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