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i3 wm..
http://i.imgur.com/yKc1B7m.png
Last edited by veroke12 (2014-08-07 13:10:03)
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Nice.
That font is gorgeous but I can't for the life of me figure out how to use it D:
Thanks. You need to copy the font to ~/.fonts. then in a terminal
cd .fonts/
fc-cache && mkfontscale && mkfontdir
Now you should be able to use it as 'Gomme'
Edit:
for bdf-fonts i think you only need
cd .fonts/
mkfontdir
...and maybe you need to
xset +fp ~/.fonts && xset fp rehash
Last edited by tonk (2014-08-07 16:17:29)
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Alright not much different this month, just new colors and a new wallpaper.
Busy:
http://i.imgur.com/ghprneF.png
Clean:
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...MikereDD
:Go Away & Give My Pillow Back!!:
aur pkgbuilds - mostly fortune-mod's & fonts
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Experimenting with DWM. Lots of fun
Floating
http://i.imgur.com/PWsJ5kns.png
Nice bar !
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ANOKNUSA wrote:My first time with a light colorscheme. Not sure how I feel about it...
I preferred your May setup That was my favourite in a while
So I see.
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Parhelik wrote:ANOKNUSA wrote:My first time with a light colorscheme. Not sure how I feel about it...
I preferred your May setup That was my favourite in a while
So I see.
Haha I went to steal from your Github and your colours in Termite were changed when I got there.
Had to use the colour picker in Gimp from a screenshot
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Haha I went to steal from your Github and your colours in Termite were changed when I got there.
Had to use the colour picker in Gimp from a screenshot
For future reference, you can always see the commit history for any file pushed to GitHub (upper-right corner of the file viewer). Though I recently changed the way I handle my configs, so if you go there now you can actually find that specific configuration file in my "shell-config" repo. They're the Tomorrow Night colors (called "tomorrow-dark" in the file name). Not sure if that does you any good now, after you put the effort in.
EDIT: And the original Tomorrow theme repo has a TextMate theme you can use in Sublime Text too, in case you're interested.
Last edited by ANOKNUSA (2014-08-08 21:50:28)
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For future reference, you can always see the commit history for any file pushed to GitHub (upper-right corner of the file viewer). Though I recently changed the way I handle my configs, so if you go there now you can actually find that specific configuration file in my "shell-config" repo. They're the Tomorrow Night colors (called "tomorrow-dark" in the file name). Not sure if that does you any good now, after you put the effort in.
EDIT: And the original Tomorrow theme repo has a TextMate theme you can use in Sublime Text too, in case you're interested.
Thanks! Thats very helpfull. I'm still finding my way around Github.
I'm going to check out that theme for Sublime text now
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Playing with syslinux
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http://i.imgur.com/dw6YbKT.png
Scrot The Rainbow
Very very nice.
How did you achieve that multicolorness on the window borders and prompt line? How do you distinguish the focused one?
Also, background and font?
Thanks.
Last edited by sardina (2014-08-16 19:18:20)
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DotDev wrote:http://i.imgur.com/dw6YbKT.png
Scrot The Rainbow
Very very nice.
How did you achieve that multicolorness on the window borders and prompt line? How do you distinguish the focused one?
Also, background and font?
Thanks.
Multicolor window borders are a feature in 2bwm, the one with the blue magnet border (focused,normal) , green is unkillable, red is fixed, and yellow is fixed + unkillable, font is berry, backgorund http://subtlepatterns.com/congruent-pentagon-outline/
PROMPT="%{%B%F{cyan}%}─── "
RPS1='%B%F{black}%~%f%b'
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font is berry
Do you have a link for this font?
Also, great screenshot. :d
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DotDev wrote:font is berry
Do you have a link for this font?
Also, great screenshot. :d
I don't know if DotDev got it from somewhere else, but I got it here:
https://github.com/Shinryuu/dotties/tree/master/.fonts
Shinryuu didn't seem to be able to find the upstream either.
This silver ladybug at line 28...
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