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Zerosleep

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Registered: 2004-10-16

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Thanks for the info guys.  My friend is always buggin me to check out awesome, so I've been tempted to try one for a while now!

muunleit

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From: Germany

Registered: 2008-02-23

Posts: 234

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Thanks for the info guys.  My friend is always buggin me to check out awesome, so I've been tempted to try one for a while now!

Maybe you can give xmonad a try, too.
I know the config is not that easy, but it works nice out of the box and there is a example xmonad.hs »here« and a manual to set up xmobar »here«.
If you use more than one screen, wmii expands windows over both (in default config), in xmonad on the contrary each screen get it's own workspace and you can switch however like between the screens.

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Ok, here are my new screenshots, I changed from openbox to xmonad.

 

Just xmonad, vimperator, weechat and vim.

Last edited by muunleit (2008-11-16 21:59:46)

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heleos

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From: Maine, USA

Registered: 2007-04-24

Posts: 678

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

using mutze's fvwm config! just modified some stuff to make it fit with neutronium deep black from sen! all the details are on the terminal!

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08460/2008-11- … png.xs.jpg

Hey, mind sharing the fvwm configs ? It looks great.

+1, that does look awesome. I hope to some day make my own fvwm config instead of tweaking good peoples

Rumor

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From: Albany, NY

Registered: 2006-07-07

Posts: 638

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

System: Asus eee 901
OS: Arch
WM: Pekwm
WM Theme: Abstract-DarkGlow
GTK Theme: Abstract-DarkGlow
Icons: Smokikon
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Honken

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Registered: 2007-03-02

Posts: 79

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

DWM... Nothing else haha.

Astrodomine

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Registered: 2008-11-08

Posts: 7

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Recent Gnome installation, trying to make it look clean

elmer_42

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From: /na/usa/ca

Registered: 2008-10-11

Posts: 427

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://upload.snelhest.org/images/08111 … _thumb.png
DWM... Nothing else haha.

I like it, very clean. What's in your ~/.xinitrc that puts the CPU load next to the clock?

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ST.x

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From: Sydney, Australia

Registered: 2008-01-25

Posts: 363

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

can someone please tell me how everyone does these info scripts in terminal?

@ap_
can you share your configs and wallpaper

Some of the info scripts are here

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elstupidos

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From: Santa Barbara, CA

Registered: 2008-01-14

Posts: 43

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

Awesome running on an Acer Aspire One.

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Gert

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Registered: 2008-01-30

Posts: 28

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://upload.snelhest.org/images/08111 … _thumb.png
DWM... Nothing else haha.

I like it, very clean. What's in your ~/.xinitrc that puts the CPU load next to the clock?

maybe conky-cli piped into dwm; something like this in .xinitrc

conky |dwm

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Honken

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Registered: 2007-03-02

Posts: 79

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://upload.snelhest.org/images/08111 … _thumb.png
DWM... Nothing else haha.

I like it, very clean. What's in your ~/.xinitrc that puts the CPU load next to the clock?

Thank you. It's not CPU-load but battery level though.

maybe conky-cli piped into dwm; something like this in .xinitrc

conky |dwm

Actually no, it isn't. Never thought of Conky when I did this little script.

while true
do
echo [ `acpi | awk '{print $4}'` "|" `date +%R` ]
sleep 10
done | dwm

Probably a weird way of doing it, but I'm not used to bash-scripting.

Last edited by Honken (2008-11-17 12:06:32)

brisbin33

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From: boston, ma

Registered: 2008-07-24

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

can someone please tell me how everyone does these info scripts in terminal?

i use this perl script that i got from another thread here; change it to reference the location of this logo and you're all set.

although i didn't use it in this month's screenie, it comes out pretty nice.

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buttons

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From: NJ, USA

Registered: 2007-08-04

Posts: 620

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

XMonad.

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Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://img113.imageshack.us/img113/6114 … eo3.th.pnghttp://img113.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif

XMonad.

great! i work a lot with microarray data as well! i am almost finished and am doin some dynamic modeling these days. will submit my dissertation in the middle of next year!

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Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

using mutze's fvwm config! just modified some stuff to make it fit with neutronium deep black from sen! all the details are on the terminal!

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08460/2008-11- … png.xs.jpg

Hey, mind sharing the fvwm configs ? It looks great.

sure man! will up 'em in a few mins!

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elmer_42

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Registered: 2008-10-11

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

What's in your ~/.xinitrc that puts the CPU load next to the clock?

It's not CPU-load but battery level.

Ah. Well, does anybody else know how this could be done (without conky-cli)?

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ap_

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From: Finland

Registered: 2008-10-14

Posts: 48

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

can someone please tell me how everyone does these info scripts in terminal?

@ap_
can you share your configs and wallpaper

You can find the wallpaper here.

What configs would you like to have? I'm using Xfce4-terminal and Xcompmgr for transparency and shadows, and Pypanel for a panel.

fwojciec

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Registered: 2007-05-20

Posts: 1,411

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

What's in your ~/.xinitrc that puts the CPU load next to the clock?

It's not CPU-load but battery level.

Ah. Well, does anybody else know how this could be done (without conky-cli)?

Here's a python script that I found somewhere and edited a bit...  You should be able to pipe the output of the script to dwm.

#!/usr/bin/env python

import time

#TIMEFORMAT = "%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S"
INTERVAL = 5

def getTimeList():
    statFile = file("/proc/stat", "r")
    timeList = statFile.readline().split(" ")[2:6]
    statFile.close()
    for i in range(len(timeList))  :
        timeList[i] = int(timeList[i])
    return timeList

def deltaTime(interval)  :
    x = getTimeList()
    time.sleep(interval)
    y = getTimeList()
    for i in range(len(x))  :
        y[i] -= x[i]
    return y

if __name__ == "__main__"  :
    while True  :
        dt = deltaTime(INTERVAL)
#        timeStamp = time.strftime(TIMEFORMAT)
        cpuPct = 100 - (dt[len(dt) - 1] * 100.00 / sum(dt))
#        print timeStamp + "\t" + str('%.4f' %cpuPct)
        print str('%.0f' %cpuPct) + "%"

Zerosleep

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Registered: 2004-10-16

Posts: 51

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

big:  http://www.ourdesktops.com/desktop_user … er=crispus

maverick

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Registered: 2007-05-01

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://www.aijaa.com/img/t/00670/3093837.t.png

Where can I get this theme? It looks amazing!

markp1989

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Registered: 2008-10-05

Posts: 431

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

os: 64bit arch
WM: openbox
Obtheme: Black-n-white modded
gtk-theme: Industrial blue black from gnome look
icons: Smokikon_v09
dock: fbpanel
wallpaper: dont have one

Apps: Conky, firefox . fbpanel, pcmanfm. xfce terminal, emesene, gmpc, mpd

Full: http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg10 … shot-4.png

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openBrandon

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

thanks ST.x

vrunner

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Registered: 2007-04-21

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

methuselah

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Registered: 2007-10-02

Posts: 570

Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/614/20 … 0schr9.png

How do you do your weather like that in your conkyrc (that is conky correct)? Anyway, it looks really nice.

Last edited by methuselah (2008-11-18 03:16:24)

vrunner

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Registered: 2007-04-21

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Re: November 2008 Screenshots

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/614/20 … 0schr9.png

How do you do your weather like that in your conkyrc (that is conky correct)? Anyway, it looks really nice.

It's the excellent conky-mira suite by sen7 at deviantart:
http://sen7.deviantart.com/art/Conky-Mira-100078939