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ST.x

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Still XMonad <3

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Rasi

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Fixed my Icon theme...

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Zeist

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Registered: 2008-07-04

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

- Added someone's conky (thanks for the config...)
- Added a wallpaper
- Added stalonetray

http://ta-events.nl/frots/2009-04-11-10 … _thumb.png
http://ta-events.nl/frots/2009-04-11-10 … _scrot.png

WM: Musca
Browser: Firefox (vimperator plugin)
Terminal: urxvtc
And one running ncmpcpp
I am also running emesene in a different group

I really like your setup, could I please have your configs?

I've been meaning to try out musca and that looks quite amazingly minimal.

Oh, and a small screenshot of my current Awesome setup:

Last edited by Zeist (2009-04-14 18:10:07)

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froli

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Fixed my Icon theme...

It's a nice one! Mind sharing it?

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strankan

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3617/344 … c4c9_m.jpg

Still XMonad <3

Any chance we could get a look at your xmonad.hs and .Xdefaults?

YtseJammin

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Registered: 2009-01-23

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

OpenBox... made these GTK and OB themes, hope u like it.

Click on image for more info

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Rasi

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Fixed my Icon theme...

It's a nice one! Mind sharing it?

I wish i could... its called "Snowish" and it exists for gnome and kde3... on the screen its the gnome one, but it needs lots of manual tweaking in kde4... i really really wish someone will make a kde4 theme out of it that will replace missing icons with oxygen or something...

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kolbycrouch

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

dwm 5.4

need any configs just ask

Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/2521/dwmdesk.th.png

dwm 5.4

need any configs just ask

Good one. But can you use another image server other than imageshack. it's a major pain in the, you know where. Try omploader or imagehost.

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froli

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Fixed my Icon theme...

It's a nice one! Mind sharing it?

I wish i could... its called "Snowish" and it exists for gnome and kde3... on the screen its the gnome one, but it needs lots of manual tweaking in kde4... i really really wish someone will make a kde4 theme out of it that will replace missing icons with oxygen or something...

Thanks, I only needed the name. Using Openbox so it works ....out of the box...

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ST.x

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3617/344 … c4c9_m.jpg

Still XMonad <3

Any chance we could get a look at your xmonad.hs and .Xdefaults?

Configs are @ http://github.com/stxza/arch-linux-configs/tree
If any ones you want aren't up to date there just let me know which ones.

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pharcyde

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Same as before but with new conky and Xdefaults courtesy of Daisuke . 

soupcan

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Same as before but with new conky and Xdefaults courtesy of Daisuke . 
http://f.imagehost.org/t/0784/desktop2.jpg

Did he PM it to you, or can I just not find it in this thread? Really really want, please.

Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Same as before but with new conky and Xdefaults courtesy of Daisuke . 
http://f.imagehost.org/t/0784/desktop2.jpg

Did he PM it to you, or can I just not find it in this thread? Really really want, please.

My configs are all available over at my dotfiles page. I even posted the link a couple of pages back.

Here is the link again. Hope that helps.

http://dotfiles.org/~section9/

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Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Same as before but with new conky and Xdefaults courtesy of Daisuke . 
http://f.imagehost.org/t/0784/desktop2.jpg

very nice!

Just finished building a couple of computer tables from Ikea. So time for some wood inspired setup.

Lunar Linux+Evilwm

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Barrucadu

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Now with all-new Daisuke-inspired Xdefaults colours

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alexandrite

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Registered: 2009-03-27

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

@alexandrite: could you share your wallpaper please?

I couldn't find it on the net again, but I uploaded it to imageshack:

luggi

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

thanks :-)

Berticus

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Same as before but with new conky and Xdefaults courtesy of Daisuke . 
http://f.imagehost.org/t/0784/desktop2.jpg

very nice!

Just finished building a couple of computer tables from Ikea. So time for some wood inspired setup.

Lunar Linux+Evilwm

http://th06.deviantart.com/fs45/300W/f/ … urugan.png

It's good to see people starting to add color, instead of the whole black/blue thing. Was getting really sick and tired of that. Before my hard drive issue, I had a pretty nice setup. Not as many colors as yours, but better than the whole black/blues. Unfortunately I didn't save the configurations at dotfiles.org.

I tried Lunar Linux once too. For some reason it couldn't recognize any of my keyboards. Tried both usb and ps2.

Daisuke_Aramaki

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

It's good to see people starting to add color, instead of the whole black/blue thing. Was getting really sick and tired of that. Before my hard drive issue, I had a pretty nice setup. Not as many colors as yours, but better than the whole black/blues. Unfortunately I didn't save the configurations at dotfiles.org.

I tried Lunar Linux once too. For some reason it couldn't recognize any of my keyboards. Tried both usb and ps2.

Thanks. I change my Xdefaults setup quite frequently. but the current setup is really difficult for me to do away with. So i will be sticking with it for a long long time.

Lunar by the way has improved dramatically with the latest release. I have never had issues with installation processes, and my keyboard got detected fine. But the usb keyboard issue is well known. The appropriate modules need to be loaded on startup first. i had another keyboard connected and once the modules got loaded, the usb keyyboard got detected fine. Just issuing a command in boot prompt solved it.

# linux uhci-hcd ehci-hcd

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RobbeR49

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

fvwm

Daisuke_Aramaki

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fvwm

Wow! nice to see you after a long time man. hope all is well.

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Berticus

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

Lunar by the way has improved dramatically with the latest release. I have never had issues with installation processes, and my keyboard got detected fine. But the usb keyboard issue is well known. The appropriate modules need to be loaded on startup first. i had another keyboard connected and once the modules got loaded, the usb keyyboard got detected fine. Just issuing a command in boot prompt solved it.

# linux uhci-hcd ehci-hcd

Yeah, I ran that about a million times with the same results.

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

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fvwm

Nice setup. could you post a link to your wallpaper please?

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ArchArael

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Re: April "awesome idea" 2009 Screenshots

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fvwm

What is that app in left bottom angle? Conky? Could you post the config file please?