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Abelian

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Registered: 2008-04-23

Posts: 63

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Btw: Are you using SBCL or CLISP ?

Using SBCL since that was what they had listed as a dependency on their site - hadn't used lisp apart from emacs lisp up to that point so wasn't really aware of the differences (just did as I was told!). There isn't really a difference beyond SBCL being a free implementation right?

Any chance of having a look at your .emacs and .stumpwmrc? I'm liking stumpwm so much I'm actually considering switching to emacs from vim... smile

Trust me you won't go back once you have experienced living in a lisp environment...its, to quote another WM, awesome

dr.cranium

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Registered: 2008-01-25

Posts: 65

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

July:

http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/5792 … fn1.th.png

Compiz
Pypanel
Thunar
Terminal

Go go dino love
How did you achieve the sexeh arch info?

I love those walls.  Got a couple huge .rars off of /wg/ on 4chan.  Here is the script.  I modified it slightly for Compiz. 

Here is the original thread:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=24208

Here is mine:

http://pastebin.com/f4ee08659

coarseSand

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From: Ottawa, Canada

Registered: 2008-02-11

Posts: 203

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

I cleared out a lot of my bizarre themes and icon sets after last month's shots. There's something very relieving about having a consistent theme to everything, very nice and simple. Everything in there is pretty self explanatory, and I would never normally have firefox and sonata in the same space, but it serves as a busy shot. Panel is bmpanel with the clearlooks theme. Can't remember which user created it, but it is awesome, so thumbs up to them.

yettenet, love the new theme and wallpaper, but I was wondering if you could make a 1680x1050 version of the stripes? I'd really enjoy having that on my workspace.

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celettu

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Registered: 2007-12-01

Posts: 143

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Changed some things here and there:

Just for fun, here's a shot of a Pardus installation I reviewed yesterday.

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strankan

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From: Sundsvall - Sweden

Registered: 2006-11-08

Posts: 97

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Btw: Are you using SBCL or CLISP ?

Using SBCL since that was what they had listed as a dependency on their site - hadn't used lisp apart from emacs lisp up to that point so wasn't really aware of the differences (just did as I was told!). There isn't really a difference beyond SBCL being a free implementation right?

Any chance of having a look at your .emacs and .stumpwmrc? I'm liking stumpwm so much I'm actually considering switching to emacs from vim... smile

Trust me you won't go back once you have experienced living in a lisp environment...its, to quote another WM, awesome

Yeah I'm guessing that to Was trying to get a feel for erc last night but It's a bit hard when I'm not really used to emacs yet.. Gonna get it though!

Greatmetal

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Registered: 2008-02-20

Posts: 21

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

GTK Theme I made

Normal use.

ST.x

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From: Sydney, Australia

Registered: 2008-01-25

Posts: 363

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

GTK Theme I made
http://albums.kimag.es/albums/greatmeta … 844117.png

Normal use.
http://albums.kimag.es/albums/greatmeta … 423670.png

Can you please post your awesome, xdefaults configs etc? cheers. Just started on awesome and need to perfect my .awesome.lua and xdefaults.

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Greatmetal

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Registered: 2008-02-20

Posts: 21

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

.Xdefaults
http://slexy.org/raw/s2E50lKVNA

.awesomerc.lua
http://slexy.org/raw/s20sYE4vKG

GTK theme
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/28725/Oriental.tar.gz

Good luck

hrist

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From: Germany

Registered: 2007-01-07

Posts: 61

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Still Emacs
still abusing XMonad as a fullscreen WM

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Theomachos

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From: Germany

Registered: 2007-07-31

Posts: 67

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Btw: Are you using SBCL or CLISP ?

Using SBCL since that was what they had listed as a dependency on their site - hadn't used lisp apart from emacs lisp up to that point so wasn't really aware of the differences (just did as I was told!). There isn't really a difference beyond SBCL being a free implementation right?

Any chance of having a look at your .emacs and .stumpwmrc? I'm liking stumpwm so much I'm actually considering switching to emacs from vim... smile

Trust me you won't go back once you have experienced living in a lisp environment...its, to quote another WM, awesome

Yeah I'm guessing that to Was trying to get a feel for erc last night but It's a bit hard when I'm not really used to emacs yet.. Gonna get it though!

Clisp builds smaller binaries
(...and i experienced some freezes with sbcl, while clisp works flawlessly - at least for me *g* - apart from working with slime/swank)

I think I'll have to clean up my dotfiles a bit....ahem...before sending them around 
But as you mentioned ERC, you might be interested in this:
http://paste.lisp.org/display/57035

There are several other useful functions for your Stumpwm...

Last edited by Theomachos (2008-07-03 11:38:13)

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Ankka

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From: Finland

Registered: 2007-04-08

Posts: 98

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

http://koti.mbnet.fi/azy/evilwm_03072008.png

evilwm urxvt screen cmus aptitude pidgin conky xterm scrot nautilus trayer

Square

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Registered: 2008-06-11

Posts: 435

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

My desktop as is currently. I'm not in X much, so it's not fancy.
Awesome is the WM.

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strankan

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From: Sundsvall - Sweden

Registered: 2006-11-08

Posts: 97

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Btw: Are you using SBCL or CLISP ?

Using SBCL since that was what they had listed as a dependency on their site - hadn't used lisp apart from emacs lisp up to that point so wasn't really aware of the differences (just did as I was told!). There isn't really a difference beyond SBCL being a free implementation right?

Trust me you won't go back once you have experienced living in a lisp environment...its, to quote another WM, awesome

Yeah I'm guessing that to Was trying to get a feel for erc last night but It's a bit hard when I'm not really used to emacs yet.. Gonna get it though!

Clisp builds smaller binaries
(...and i experienced some freezes with sbcl, while clisp works flawlessly - at least for me *g* - apart from working with slime/swank)

I think I'll have to clean up my dotfiles a bit....ahem...before sending them around 
But as you mentioned ERC, you might be interested in this:
http://paste.lisp.org/display/57035

There are several other useful functions for your Stumpwm...

Oh, cheers for that link. Now I know what I'm doing tonight instead of mowing the lawn

fakehome

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Registered: 2008-07-03

Posts: 4

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

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Last edited by fakehome (2012-12-07 20:47:08)

PrimoTurbo

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Registered: 2008-06-26

Posts: 109

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

theringmaster

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From: Air Force

Registered: 2007-07-16

Posts: 581

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Here is my desktop for the month of July

Clean:

http://fsckr.net/images/thumbnail-clean.png

Dirty:  Running Nitrogen, HP-toolbox, Weechat, sysinfo (pipe-menu), and sonata.

http://fsckr.net/images/thumbnail-dirty.png

what font are you using in your openbox menu? very nice indeed!

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chm0d

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Registered: 2008-04-05

Posts: 19

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Here is my desktop for the month of July

Clean:

http://fsckr.net/images/thumbnail-clean.png

Dirty:  Running Nitrogen, HP-toolbox, Weechat, sysinfo (pipe-menu), and sonata.

http://fsckr.net/images/thumbnail-dirty.png

what font are you using in your openbox menu? very nice indeed!

The font I am using is Evanescent 13.  I got it from http://www.dafont.com

Szycha

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From: Poland, WLKP

Registered: 2008-07-03

Posts: 22

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Full LXDE Like it because it's configurable, and lightweight ^^

moljac024

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From: Serbia

Registered: 2008-01-29

Posts: 2,676

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

http://xs229.xs.to/xs229/08274/2008-07- … png.xs.jpg

Nice wallpaper Mind sharing ?

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Zeist

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Registered: 2008-07-04

Posts: 532

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Nothing advanced, but I like it

Last edited by Zeist (2008-07-04 16:56:50)

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heleos

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From: Maine, USA

Registered: 2007-04-24

Posts: 678

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

http://xs329.xs.to/xs329/08275/2008-07- … png.xs.jpg

Nothing advanced, but I like it

That is nice looking. I tried PekWM for a little, but at the time I wanted a margin at the bottom of the screen for conky, and couldn't figure out how in Pek, so I left

PrimoTurbo

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Registered: 2008-06-26

Posts: 109

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

http://xs229.xs.to/xs229/08274/2008-07- … png.xs.jpg

Nice wallpaper Mind sharing ?

You can find it here - http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details.php?id=1387

Arkane

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From: Switzerland

Registered: 2008-02-18

Posts: 263

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

Pretty classic Awesome (still 2.3).

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daf666

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Registered: 2007-04-08

Posts: 470

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Re: July 2008 Screenshots

After a year of using KDE3.5 and in light of really not liking 4.1, I moved yesterday to XFCE and i am really happy:

Cleansed:

Dirty scum:

brynjolf

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From: Sweden

Registered: 2008-05-25

Posts: 63

Re: July 2008 Screenshots

After a year of using KDE3.5 and in light of really not liking 4.1, I moved yesterday to XFCE and i am really happy:

Cleansed:
http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/5883 … sj6.th.png

Dirty scum:
http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/6567 … af6.th.png

Xfce is so pretty, have to switch sometime, meanwhile KDE works fine.
So here is my pretty standard setup:

The strangeness of the left desktop is due to it being virtually larger, ATI.

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