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GTK theme is modified royalty
OB theme is modified carbon
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My first time deviating from the usual Gnome or KDE. This is Openbox and PyPanel (both of which I actually quite like).
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7245/scjp6.th.jpghttp://img232.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif
Wow thats cool... makes me wish I could run Openbox again :-)
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Here is my new screenie...it's pretty plain, but it took me a while to get it to work the way i want.
Thanks to everone here who helped me get my wm to work exactly the way i want it to...you know who you are, thanks a lot guys.
I am using dwm. I love it so far...well, i do NOW, since i got it to work fully. I use feh for wallpaper and images and gnome-apps for terminal and filebrowsing. (yes i know i am a horrible person, someday i shall move completely away from gnome...someday).
I recently re-installed but I everything is mostly the same, except i took this chance to clean up some stuff i dont use (like wmii, awesome, gnome...all gone).
I have gnome-terminal Running in the back, with a custom script that plays videos according to any pattern i give it (title, episode number etc) -- uses mplayer of course, its just a bash script. Someday i shall write a hep python script that uses gtk....
Last edited by TjPhysicist (2008-09-20 07:09:44)
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Now reborn as Tjh_ (to keep it similar to my username in other places)
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Here is my new screenie
Someday i shall write a hep python script that uses gtk....
nice and love lucky star. If you havent seen pymp you should check it out its a nice small pygtk frontend for mplayer, im pretty sure its in aur.
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http://www.loka.pl/outgoing/desktop_september-thumb.png
GTK theme is modified royalty
OB theme is modified carbon
Wallpaper
Sweet themes, mind sharing? ![]()
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TjPhysicist wrote:Here is my new screenie
Someday i shall write a hep python script that uses gtk....nice and love lucky star. If you havent seen pymp you should check it out its a nice small pygtk frontend for mplayer, im pretty sure its in aur.
Nice, din know there was one. Altho i rarely ever use mplayer GUI front end. As you can see anime's and tv shows are seen thru my liittle Play script, and anything all the videos i watch are either symlinked or in thato one video's folder. Ii will download pymp tho, if only cuz it sounds supiciously like pimp. I wanted to at some point combine my Play script by writing a gtk wrapper for it....i use to ddo that in windows (wrap shell scripts using VB as a front end). I am currently learning python....any suggestions on where to learn it from?
also anyone know why the thumb did not actually come on the thread as a thumb but just the text of the url? and also how do i make the [img]tags in my sig appear as images and not just [img]...[/img].
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Now reborn as Tjh_ (to keep it similar to my username in other places)
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Sweet themes, mind sharing?
Not at all:
modified royaltyGTK theme (original theme by lyrae)
modified carbon OB theme (original theme by gabehcuod)
Last edited by fwojciec (2008-09-23 20:00:20)
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Nice Desktop ![]()
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Please, what Anime is that in the video?
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My Blog - http://openmindlifestyle.wordpress.com/
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Archi686 User | Old Screenshots | Old .Configs
Vi veri universum vivus vici.
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@Arkane
Nice Desktop
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Please, what Anime is that in the video?
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I think it's .hack//SIGN
http://www.tv.com/-hack-sign/show/16327/summary.html
edit: you can even see it in the console titles
Last edited by rine (2008-09-20 19:00:24)
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Really? To me, the whole point of Arch is that I can always find something to do with it besides using it productively.
I mean, whats's so fun with getting work done?
Nice Desktop
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Please, what Anime is that in the video?
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Thanks
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rine's right, it's .hack//SIGN. You should definitely watch it if you've got free time.
Last edited by Arkane (2008-09-20 20:32:50)
What does not kill you will hurt a lot.
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Thank you very much ![]()
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This is a screenshot of my attempt to use Xfwm4 as a window manager while installing as little of Xfce4 as possible. I initially only installed Xfwm4 and Xfce-mcs-manager, but I couldn't set a wallpaper so I had to install Xfdesktop, which requires Thunar. And since I was installing Thunar, I also installed the Tango icons. EDIT: I also added the Xfce Panel.
This setup is very light and fits me well. I generally use the command line to manage my files but I will give Thunar a chance to win me over.
By the way, today I completed my first install of Arch using LVM2. I thought going in that it was going to be difficult but the Arch Wiki page made it easy.
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After a long time some new content from me.
GTK: Mira
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Lucky Star ftw ![]()
Last edited by sen (2008-09-20 22:56:49)
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3052/287 … 61d808.jpg
Flickr PageThis is a screenshot of my attempt to use Xfwm4 as a window manager while installing as little of Xfce4 as possible. I initially only installed Xfwm4 and Xfce-mcs-manager, but I couldn't set a wallpaper so I had to install Xfdesktop, which requires Thunar. And since I was installing Thunar, I also installed the Tango icons.
This setup is very light and fits me well. I generally use the command line to manage my files but I will give Thunar a chance to win me over.
By the way, today I completed my first install of Arch using LVM2. I thought going in that it was going to be difficult but the Arch Wiki page made it easy.
You can set the wallpaper using feh?
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Gtk: Dyne by Thrynk
OB: Dyne (include with openbox)
PyPanel, Sonata, Mpd, volwheel, Pidgin, Sakura, Firefox
.pypanelrc
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# PyPanel v2.4 Configuration
#
# This configuration file is a Python script that will be executed when
# PyPanel is started. In order for PyPanel to start properly, make sure that
# this file contains proper Python formatting and no syntax errors.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VERSION = 2.4 # Config file version
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Colors: Format is hex triplet - 0xrrggbb
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BG_COLOR = "0x333333" # Panel background and tinting color
TASK_COLOR = "0xffffff" # Normal task name color
FOCUSED_COLOR = "0xffffff" # Focused task name color
SHADED_COLOR = "0xffffff" # Shaded task name color
MINIMIZED_COLOR = "0x808080" # Minimized task name color
DESKTOP_COLOR = "0x3399cc" # Desktop name color
CLOCK_COLOR = "0xffffff" # Clock text color
LINE_COLOR = "0x606060" # Vertical line color
# Text Shadow Colors
TASK_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
FOCUSED_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
SHADED_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
MINIMIZED_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
DESKTOP_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
CLOCK_SHADOW_COLOR = "0xffffff"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Panel Spacing and Location Options: Measured in pixels
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
P_LOCATION = 1 # Panel placement: 0 = top, 1 = bottom
P_WIDTH = 0 # Panel width: 0 = Use full screen width
P_START = 0 # Starting X coordinate of the panel
P_SPACER = 6 # Spacing between panel objects
P_HEIGHT = 14 # Panel height
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Icon Size Options: Measured in pixels
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I_HEIGHT = 0 # Panel application icon height
I_WIDTH = 0 # Panel application icon Width
APPL_I_HEIGHT = 24 # Application launcher icon height
APPL_I_WIDTH = 24 # Application launcher icon width
TRAY_I_HEIGHT = 24 # System tray icon height (usually 16 or 24)
TRAY_I_WIDTH = 24 # System tray icon width (usually 16 or 24)
# If TRAY_I_WIDTH is set to 0, then the
# width specified by the tray app will be used
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Panel Clock Format: 'man strftime' for detailed formatting options and help
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CLOCK_FORMAT = " %I:%M %p" # Ex: 2004-09-25 17:45
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Clock Delay: Seconds between each clock update during periods of inactivity
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CLOCK_DELAY = 20
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Hidden Application List: Apps listed here will not be display on the panel
# The application name is its WM_CLASS name, use 'xprop' to find WM_CLASS
# Ex: ["xmms", "xine", "gDesklets"]
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIDE_LIST = []
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Hidden Panel Size: Size of the panel when it's hidden/minimized
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIDDEN_SIZE = 2
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Panel Text Font: This option takes either a traditional or Xft font string
# Ex: "-schumacher-clean-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*"
# "aquafont-8"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FONT = "bitstream vera sans-7"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Show All Applications: Show apps from all desktops or just the current
# 0: Disabled - Only applications on the current desktop will be displayed
# 1: Enabled - Selected apps are moved to the current desktop
# 2: Enabled - Current desktop is changed to the selected apps desktop
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SHOWALL = 0 # 0, 1 or 2 - see descriptions above
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Show Minimized/Iconified Applications: Show only minimized apps or all apps
# 0: Disabled - Show all applications on the panel
# 1: Enabled - Show only minimized apps on the panel
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SHOWMINIMIZED = 0
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Application Icon List: List of custom icons for specific applications
# The application name is its WM_CLASS name, use 'xprop' to find WM_CLASS
#
# The "default" entry is used for applications with no icon. If left "",
# PyPanel will use the default icon distributed with the source.
#
# Add entries using the following format -
# "<application name>" : "<full path to icon>",
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ICON_LIST = {
"default" : "",
"example" : "/usr/share/imlib2/data/images/audio.png",
}
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Application Launch List: Ordered list of icons and applications for the
# application launcher.
#
# Add entries using the following format -
# ("<executable>", "<full path to icon>")
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LAUNCH_LIST = [
("gimp-2.2", "/usr/share/imlib2/data/images/paper.png"),
]
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Background Alpha/Shade Level: 0 (Fully Translucent) -> 255 (Fully Opaque)
# BG_COLOR is used for tinting
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SHADE = 255
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Misc. Options: 1 = Enabled/Yes, 0 = Disabled/No
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ABOVE = 1 # Panel is always above other apps
APPICONS = 1 # Show application icons
AUTOHIDE = 0 # Autohide uses the CLOCK_DELAY timer above
SHADOWS = 0 # Show text shadows
SHOWLINES = 0 # Show object seperation lines
SHOWBORDER = 0 # Show a border around the panel
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Desktop Names: Configure the names of your desktops
# If the option is [], PyPanel will attempt to use the desktop name specified
# by the XServer, if that fails it will use the desktop number as its name
# Ex. ["One", "Two", "Three", "Four", "Five", "Six", "Seven", "Eight"]
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESKTOP_NAMES = []
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Panel Layout: -----------------------------------
# [ 1 ][ 2 ][ 3 ][ 4 ][ 5 ]
# -----------------------------------
#
# The panel layout is split into 5 sections numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 as shown
# in the diagram above. Each of the following objects can be enabled by
# assigning it a section number or disabled by assigning it 0:
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESKTOP = 0 # Desktop name section
TASKS = 2 # Task names section
TRAY = 3 # System tray section
CLOCK = 4 # Clock section
LAUNCHER = 0 # Application launcher section
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Button Event Function Definitions
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Left click - button 1
# Middle click - button 2
# Right click - button 3
# Wheel up - button 4
# Wheel down - button 5
#
# changeDesktop(x)
# - Change Desktop: Increase or decrease the current desktop by 'x' amount
#
# toggleShade(task)
# - Shade or Unshade an application
#
# toggleHidden()
# - Minimize the panel to the top or bottom depending on its start location
#
# toggleMinimize(task, traise=1)
# - Minimize or Unminimize an application and optionally raise it
#
# taskRaise(task, focus=1)
# - Raise an application to the top of the window list and optionally focus it
#
# taskLower(task, focus=0)
# - Lower an app to the bottom of the window list and optionally focus it
#
# taskFocus(task)
# - Give focus to the selected application, if it has focus then minimize it
#
# showDesktop()
# - Toggle between hiding and unhiding ALL applications
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------
def desktopButtonEvent(pp, button):
#----------------------------------
""" Button event handler for the panel's desktop object """
if button == 1:
pp.changeDesktop(-1)
elif button == 2:
pp.changeDesktop(2)
elif button == 3:
pp.changeDesktop(1)
elif button == 4:
pp.changeDesktop(1)
elif button == 5:
pp.changeDesktop(-1)
#--------------------------------
def clockButtonEvent(pp, button):
#--------------------------------
""" Button event handler for the panel's clock object """
if button == 1:
os.system("xclock &")
elif button == 2:
pass
elif button == 3:
pp.toggleHidden()
elif button == 4:
pp.showDesktop()
elif button == 5:
pp.showDesktop()
#--------------------------------
def panelButtonEvent(pp, button):
#--------------------------------
""" Button event handler for the panel with no active tasks """
if button == 1:
pass
elif button == 2:
pass
elif button == 3:
pass
elif button == 4:
pass
elif button == 5:
pass
#-------------------------------------
def taskButtonEvent(pp, button, task):
#-------------------------------------
""" Button event handler for the panel's tasks """
if button == 1:
pp.taskFocus(task)
elif button == 2:
# Destroy the application
task.obj.destroy()
elif button == 3:
# Ex. - XMMS doesn't shade, so we want to minimize it instead and
# still use button 3 to shade other applications
# task.tclass is the tasks class name (WM_CLASS)
if "xmms" in task.tclass:
pp.toggleMinimize(task)
else:
pp.toggleShade(task)
elif button == 4:
pp.taskRaise(task, focus=1)
elif button == 5:
pp.taskLower(task, focus=0).conkyrc
#avoid flicker
double_buffer yes
#own window to run simultanious 2 or more conkys
own_window yes
own_window_transparent no
own_window_type normal
own_window_hints undecorate,sticky,skip_taskbar,skip_pager
#borders
draw_borders no
border_margin 1
#shades
draw_shades no
#position
gap_x 0
gap_y 0
alignment top_center
#behaviour
update_interval 1
#colour
default_color ffffff
#default_shade_color 0000003d352a
own_window_colour 333333
#font
use_xft yes
xftfont Bitstream Vera Sans:pixelsize=10
TEXT
${alignc}${color}Kernel: ${color }$kernel | ${color} Up: ${color }${font}${uptime_short}${color} | ${color}Processes: ${color }$processes ${color}Running: ${color }$running_processes | ${color}Mem: ${color }$memperc% | ${color}Root: ${color }${font}${fs_free /} / ${fs_size /} | ${color}Home: ${color }${fs_free /home} / ${fs_size /home} | ${color}IP: ${color }${addr eth0} | ${color}Down: ${color }${downspeedf eth0}k/s - ${color}Up: ${color }${upspeedf eth0}k/s | ${color}Artist: ${color }$mpd_artist ${color}Title : ${color }${mpd_title 30}Last edited by openBrandon (2008-09-21 12:53:59)
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Arkane, what font is that in your terminals?
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Windows was made for looking at success from a distance through a wall of oversimplicity. Linux removes the wall, so you can just walk up to success and make it your own.
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