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Although no "bits and pieces" are showing, the following are probably NSFW. Caveat Emptor.
(The links connect to thumbnails of the images just in case. Click the thumbnail for the full image.)
Fluxbox - trivial theme from tenr.de
Audacious - Almond Dark Blue skin from gnome-look.org
Gkrellm - modified Glass theme.
Mist - GTK and icon themes.
Wallpaper - randomly selected from a collection of over 50,000. Vida Guerra in this case. (sexydesktop.co.uk)
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avoulk wrote:raul_nds wrote:If you (or others) are interested PM me, i'd be glad to help
Ehmm, i cannot find a way to pm you!
If you could pm me to send you more contact info, i would really appreciate it!!Raul is used to the Ubuntu forums which include PM functionality.
He has MSN contact info included in his profile though.
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Not too different from last time.
Arch Linux 2007-08.2 x64. EvilWM, Firefox, Urxvt, Xclock.
WP: Blue Abstract by Blackbelt777. Released under a CC license.
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Husio wrote:Great! How did you get the icons in awesome's statusbar?
http://www.calmar.ws/awesome/awesomerc.1.html
http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index. … tus_Bar_II
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Gigamo wrote:Husio wrote:Great! How did you get the icons in awesome's statusbar?
http://www.calmar.ws/awesome/awesomerc.1.html
http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index. … tus_Bar_II
That's alot of info. Could I take a look into your .awesomerc to see your iconboxes and stuff?
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kdemod 4.0.1:
Oh yes compositing aint working due to sucky fglrx driver. So in reality kde4 is way more beautifull.
Last edited by Mikko777 (2008-02-04 13:51:40)
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Husio wrote:Gigamo wrote:Great! How did you get the icons in awesome's statusbar?
http://www.calmar.ws/awesome/awesomerc.1.html
http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index. … tus_Bar_IIThat's alot of info. Could I take a look into your .awesomerc to see your iconboxes and stuff?
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again.. XFCE4
nice - very "clean" looking
Last edited by slackhack (2008-02-04 14:38:30)
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Oh yes compositing aint working due to sucky fglrx driver. So in reality kde4 is way more beautifull.
do people actually work with all that compositing on, or is it just for taking screenshots? I enabled compositing once in the xfce preferences, and it slowed everything down to a crawl. I didn't even bother installing all the compiz stuff or whatever because it's just too slow.
I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Last edited by slackhack (2008-02-04 15:48:19)
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I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Same card here, and yes compositing is slow. but its mostly because ati sucks. kde4's compositing is slow tho, but compiz was once really fast in fact. So guess it will be usable when both ati drivers and the kde4 code improve.
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slackhack wrote:I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Same card here, and yes compositing is slow. but its mostly because ati sucks. kde4's compositing is slow tho, but compiz was once really fast in fact. So guess it will be usable when both ati drivers and the kde4 code improve.
okay, I guess I'll just wait a while then.
here's my non-composited xfce4.
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do people actually work with all that compositing on, or is it just for taking screenshots? I enabled compositing once in the xfce preferences, and it slowed everything down to a crawl. I didn't even bother installing all the compiz stuff or whatever because it's just too slow.
I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Yeah, compositing runs quite nice here. It is rock stable and blazing fast, my gfx card is a cheap nvidia fx7600, maybe nvidia drivers are just better.
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dakor wrote:again.. XFCE4
nice - very "clean" looking
Thanks!
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slackhack wrote:do people actually work with all that compositing on, or is it just for taking screenshots? I enabled compositing once in the xfce preferences, and it slowed everything down to a crawl. I didn't even bother installing all the compiz stuff or whatever because it's just too slow.
I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Yeah, compositing runs quite nice here. It is rock stable and blazing fast, my gfx card is a cheap nvidia fx7600, maybe nvidia drivers are just better.
is that the xfce4 compositor, or the one enabled in xorg.conf? or do those enable the same thing?
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http://phraok.free.fr/config/xmonad/04. … _04_08.png
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font in urxvt = Bitstream Vera Sans Mono
can you post your .Xdefaults?
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is that the xfce4 compositor, or the one enabled in xorg.conf? or do those enable the same thing?
It is just compiz fusion from the repos. Hardware support has to be enabled in xorg.conf.
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Mikko777 wrote:Oh yes compositing aint working due to sucky fglrx driver. So in reality kde4 is way more beautifull.
do people actually work with all that compositing on, or is it just for taking screenshots? I enabled compositing once in the xfce preferences, and it slowed everything down to a crawl. I didn't even bother installing all the compiz stuff or whatever because it's just too slow.
I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Compositing is indeed very useful, it can drastically improve performance. If it _would_ be done right.
Which it isnt. Because the CPU still has to draw many things. Once the GPU will render ALL of the desktop it will be bliss.
Ah, and good drivers, but thats a different story...
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PhrAok wrote:http://phraok.free.fr/config/xmonad/04. … _04_08.png
xmonad darcs
irssi
ncmpc
screen
dzen2
conky
thunar
font in urxvt = Bitstream Vera Sans Monocan you post your .Xdefaults?
Sure! here
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slackhack wrote:do people actually work with all that compositing on, or is it just for taking screenshots? I enabled compositing once in the xfce preferences, and it slowed everything down to a crawl. I didn't even bother installing all the compiz stuff or whatever because it's just too slow.
I have an athlon 3200+ and a radeon 128mb 9600 -- is that just too slow? do you need like dual core and a $900 video card to run this stuff?
Yeah, compositing runs quite nice here. It is rock stable and blazing fast, my gfx card is a cheap nvidia fx7600, maybe nvidia drivers are just better.
Yup compositing runs great on my amd 4200 x2 and nvidia 7600gt.
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