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#26 2014-04-06 03:29:36

agahnim
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Wyrmux wrote:

Care to share the name of the font in your file manager?

It should be Cantarell

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#27 2014-04-06 13:46:09

Paul-S
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Subtle WM

lVo8Ad6.jpg

Cheers
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#28 2014-04-06 19:15:01

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

April Openbox Setup

http://i.imgur.com/GL1vdWq.png

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#29 2014-04-06 23:48:55

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Registered: 2012-05-09
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

i3wm Dirty: 2014-04-06-164319_1920x1080_scrot.png
I don't really use Cinnamon anymore since I got i3 configured to my liking, so it's all I'll post right now.

.i3/config: http://pastebin.com/n3DqRxuk
.i3/i3status.conf: http://pastebin.com/A8ZZy5pq

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#30 2014-04-07 00:31:02

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Cinnamon Setup

th_Screenshotfrom2014-04-06182055.png

Last edited by quiquex (2014-04-07 00:32:32)

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#31 2014-04-07 13:37:42

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

ANOKNUSA wrote:

Very nice. Would you mind sharing you dvtm configs? I like what I see.

Honestly, there's very little that's changed from default. I've modified keybinds quite a bit, but other than that - it's pretty stock.

To get tagging: Pull the git repo, switch to the tagging branch and port your config.h changes (You can see my config.h for dvtm here: http://sprunge.us/IAab )
To change the statusbar: change dvtm-status to:

#!/bin/sh                                                                                                                  
                                                                                
FIFO="/tmp/dvtm-status.$$"

[ -e "$FIFO" ] || mkfifo "$FIFO"
chmod 600 $FIFO

while true; do
    h_name=$(hostname)

    #this assumes that the first "active" session is our session
    session=$(abduco | grep "^\*" | cut -f 3)

    dt=$(date +"%m/%d/%y @ %I:%M %p")
    echo "$h_name » $session » $dt "
    sleep 60
done > $FIFO &

STATUS_PID=$!
dvtm -s $FIFO "$@" 2> /dev/null
kill $STATUS_PID
rm $FIFO

Note that the session idea is particular to abduco (or dtach, but you'll need to update to match that) Also some awk ninja can probably get the session in exactly half the pipes tongue


"Unix is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity." (Dennis Ritchie)

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#32 2014-04-07 13:41:20

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

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#33 2014-04-07 16:13:30

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

@synorgy: Thanks, it's the tagging that caught my eye. I hadn't heard about abduco until you mentioned it, and thought the new release of DVTM implemetned some way to list multiple sessions in the statusbar and switch between them Tmux-style. I wish there were a bit more info floating around about use and configuration (per-window titles, launching custom sessions, changing the modkey to Alt, etc), since translating C doesn't come easy to me. tongue Abduco looks like it manages sessions in a sane way, so that's a start.

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#34 2014-04-07 16:25:22

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

masolit wrote:

Nice arrangement you have made there. Can you share your plasma theme name?

Ouh, and how do you arange windows there? It looks like some sort of tilling plugin.


If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them.
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#35 2014-04-07 17:30:13

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

ANOKNUSA wrote:

@synorgy: Thanks, it's the tagging that caught my eye. I hadn't heard about abduco until you mentioned it, and thought the new release of DVTM implemetned some way to list multiple sessions in the statusbar and switch between them Tmux-style. I wish there were a bit more info floating around about use and configuration (per-window titles, launching custom sessions, changing the modkey to Alt, etc), since translating C doesn't come easy to me. tongue Abduco looks like it manages sessions in a sane way, so that's a start.

Abduco + dvtm works pretty similarly to Tmux, but there are differences. Changing the modkey to Alt would likely be pretty difficult to do "right" as you'd need to have a way to send the bound keys through to the application under some context (and that context would need to be easy to get into and out of since it'd happen a LOT). Tmux allows for something like this, but essentially throws its hands up and says "it's not my problem" if you overwrite something like ^H (which is backspace in many terminfos). Per window titles would be do-able, I think since you can just capture the window set for the captured session and set it to the window title instead of (or in addition to) the number that's there currently. (Not sure how easy it'd be, but it's do-able). I'm looking into pre-populating a session now, actually. I'll let you know if I find anything.

EDIT: Spoke a bit too soon. Default session should be doable, if a bit klunky, using dvtm's ability to be controlled via FIFO. I'll check it out and possibly make a thread here if I find anything.

EDIT: Spoke too soon again. There's also an entry in config.h that I had missed completely. actions[] gets run through when dvtm gets started. You could just script that up and have two dvtm binaries - one for your default session, and another that doesn't have that set for "normal" use.

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#36 2014-04-07 17:55:32

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

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#37 2014-04-08 07:33:10

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

KDE

13711109083_c8536e538d_m.jpg 13711331775_62477ca28a_m.jpg

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#38 2014-04-08 10:17:08

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#39 2014-04-08 12:34:50

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

If you wouldn't mind good sir, what are some details?  I.e. the plasma theme, window decorations and color scheme in particular?  It is exactly the KDE config that might actually make me use KDE again...

EDIT: icon theme name too.......man I am totally mind-blown by this one big_smile

Last edited by fetyr2004 (2014-04-08 12:35:38)


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#40 2014-04-08 14:28:44

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Which Twitter client is that? I'm still not content with the ones I tried (currently using Turpial).

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#41 2014-04-08 22:27:04

okubax
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

fetyr2004 wrote:

If you wouldn't mind good sir, what are some details?  I.e. the plasma theme, window decorations and color scheme in particular?  It is exactly the KDE config that might actually make me use KDE again...

EDIT: icon theme name too.......man I am totally mind-blown by this one big_smile

Pasma Theme: Hex
Qtcurve theme: Hex
Color scheme: Hex
Icons: Flattr
Font: Droid Sans

Hex Link

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#42 2014-04-09 02:11:11

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Marcel- wrote:

Which Twitter client is that? I'm still not content with the ones I tried (currently using Turpial).

birdie. It's currently in the process of being completely rewritten for their 2.0 launch.

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#43 2014-04-10 08:11:32

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From: Suomi, Finland
Registered: 2006-10-30
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

okubax wrote:
fetyr2004 wrote:

If you wouldn't mind good sir, what are some details?  I.e. the plasma theme, window decorations and color scheme in particular?  It is exactly the KDE config that might actually make me use KDE again...

EDIT: icon theme name too.......man I am totally mind-blown by this one big_smile

Pasma Theme: Hex
Qtcurve theme: Hex
Color scheme: Hex
Icons: Flattr
Font: Droid Sans

Hex Link

yup  nice smile

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#44 2014-04-10 11:07:10

Debasish Patra
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Nothing Special but works for me. smile

http://i61.tinypic.com/t06o12.png


Keep Calm, And Enjoy Life smile

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#45 2014-04-10 14:21:56

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Small updates etc.
ebdrmu.png

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#46 2014-04-10 15:41:32

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

just small changes this month

clean (click for big):
2014-04-10-2336204480x1200scrot.th.png

dirtyish (click for big):
2014-04-10-2333164480x1200scrot.th.png

conkyrc is in the conky thread, wallpaper is custom, GTK theme is Orion, XFCE4 theme is Axis, VLC theme is Whiteout and icons areFaience Azur


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#47 2014-04-10 21:37:47

DotDev
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Shinryuu wrote:

Small updates etc.
http://a.pomf.se/ebdrmu.png

what font are you using?

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#48 2014-04-10 21:44:58

nullified
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

Shinryuu wrote:

Small updates etc.
http://a.pomf.se/ebdrmu.png

Hi, I browsed through your dotfiles quickly but wasn't able to find the colors you've posted here. Did I miss them?

Last edited by nullified (2014-04-10 21:45:15)


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#49 2014-04-11 06:36:45

jord
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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

EDIT: ignore me, i was being dense

Last edited by jord (2014-04-11 06:39:04)


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#50 2014-04-11 06:54:51

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Re: April 2014 Screenshot thread

synorgy wrote:

Clean:
http://t.imgbox.com/NJihKnEM.jpg
Dirty:
http://t.imgbox.com/1nfqbPeJ.jpg

Changed to zenburn everywhere!
DWM, Firefox (& userChrome, slightly modded from last month's - which is here), mocp, Archey, vim, weechat, dvtm (+ abduco), and new PS1 courtesy of Antigen themes (though I did make my own. Rice, much?)

can you please share your configs for vim, moc and weechat?
thank you

flexo


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