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Arch + LXDE + XFCE and Compiz
http://omploader.org/vMW9iZw - Edit: NSFW - Allan
Last edited by Allan (2009-05-15 07:55:40)
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@sand_man
if it makes you feel any better, i have never posted a screenshot of arch
@moljac024
Thanks for the support Lord Vader
@NeoXP
it worked absolutely fine on my Lenovo 3000N200, and I am aware it installed fine on many thinkpads. But yeah, you should investigate on the hardware support first.
Anyway a new screenshot this time.
Lunar Linux+Fluxbox
wallpaper pls.
btw where do u get those walls ? so nice!
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Trying wmii out...
http://omploader.org/vMW85Yg
How did you get the blue background in your wmiibar like that?
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Oh noes, a nipple!
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@EvilSide
I posted my Xdefaults colors in the April thread i think. I posted it in my devart page just now. So let me do the same here again.
*background: #262626
*foreground: light grey
!black
*color0: #222222
*color8: #554444
!red
*color1: #EA6868
*color9: #FF7272
!green
*color2: #ABCB8D
*color10: #AFD78A
!yellow
*color3: #E8AE5B
*color11: #FFA75D
!blue
*color4: #71C5F4
*color12: #67CDE9
!magenta
*color5: #E2BAF1
*color13: #ECAEE9
!cyan
*color6: #21F1EA
*color14: #36FFFC
!white
*color7: #F1F1F1
*color15: #FFFFFF
The shell is zsh by the way. I will have to clean my current .zshrc, since it's messy right now. Will post it over the weekend.
@hBd
Its trade secret! Just kidding. Mostly from devart, where else. Here you go.
"You know what I found? Right in the kernel, in the heart of the operating system, I found a developer's comment that said, `Does this belong here?`" -- Simon Lok about Linux kernel in 2005
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My Samsung NC10 netbook with Awesome.
We must kill it with fire.
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lolilolicon wrote:Trying wmii out...
http://omploader.org/vMW85YgHow did you get the blue background in your wmiibar like that?
What my wmii setup currently looks like.
http://th06.deviantart.com/fs44/300W/f/ … obar10.png
WMII_MPDCOLORS='#ffffff #285577 #4c7899'
# create mpd status bar with preferred colors
# note the bars are placed in alphabeta order, to put it right to 'status' bar, i name it with prefix 'z'
echo $WMII_MPDCOLORS | wmiir create /rbar/z_mpd
mpdbar() {
while :
do
echo -n $(mpc | sed '1!d') $(mpc | sed '2!d;s/\[\(.*\)\].*/\[\1\]/') | wmiir write /rbar/z_mpd
sleep 5
done
}
And then add "mpdbar &" somewhere after in wmiirc, say after "Action status"
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@Peasantoid
within musca, you can use padding + conky to do that i suppose. just don't like the cursor up there, as shown in your post. Can you think of a way to get rid of it?
I'd recommend to you wmii ! where you can implant such a bar into the titlebar of any window. just with something like ' echo -n $(stuff) | wmiir /client/sel/label ' , add a loop, maybe plus some ifs if you'd like to set it not just to the selected window.
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WMII_MPDCOLORS='#ffffff #285577 #4c7899' # create mpd status bar with preferred colors # note the bars are placed in alphabeta order, to put it right to 'status' bar, i name it with prefix 'z' echo $WMII_MPDCOLORS | wmiir create /rbar/z_mpd mpdbar() { while : do echo -n $(mpc | sed '1!d') $(mpc | sed '2!d;s/\[\(.*\)\].*/\[\1\]/') | wmiir write /rbar/z_mpd sleep 5 done }
And then add "mpdbar &" somewhere after in wmiirc, say after "Action status"
Thanks so much!
Last edited by dangerousHobo (2009-05-14 21:36:26)
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within musca, you can use padding + conky to do that i suppose. just don't like the cursor up there, as shown in your post. Can you think of a way to get rid of it?
Yeah, still working on a way of hiding the cursor. Although I kinda like it
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lolilolicon wrote:within musca, you can use padding + conky to do that i suppose. just don't like the cursor up there, as shown in your post. Can you think of a way to get rid of it?
Yeah, still working on a way of hiding the cursor. Although I kinda like it
xterm -cr \your background color will do it, is it not?
"You know what I found? Right in the kernel, in the heart of the operating system, I found a developer's comment that said, `Does this belong here?`" -- Simon Lok about Linux kernel in 2005
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http://skinwalker.wordpress.com
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Well, I tried `xterm -cr black`, but that doesn't seem to work.
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I've been messing around at firefox addons site and found this addon called InvertColorskinda interesting
Last edited by lolilolicon (2009-05-14 22:44:49)
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Well, I tried `xterm -cr black`, but that doesn't seem to work.
i think it is not possible to use Black. the closest you could get is Gray1.
xterm -cr Gray1
There is not much difference with Black though, I sure cannot see the cursor. Gray1 will do the trick.
"You know what I found? Right in the kernel, in the heart of the operating system, I found a developer's comment that said, `Does this belong here?`" -- Simon Lok about Linux kernel in 2005
Reflections on the Strange and the not so Strange
http://skinwalker.wordpress.com
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"Gray1" works. Thanks!
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Yet another similar to invertColors, which i consider better
Blank Your Monitor + Easy Reading
1.toggle turn on/off with a click at status bar icon
2.define colors of text/bg/link/read_link to your likings
3.select a block of text, right click, select, to get it in easy read mode, (actually creates a temp html file in /tmp)
But, quite buggy when it comes to codes or some particular patterns, when trying to do 'easy reading' it can go really hard crappy, well...deals with basic texts fine , though
Well...I think w3m should be great, all those features are just piece of cake when in urxvt + w3m.. If only i know how to use w3m comfortbly
Last edited by lolilolicon (2009-05-15 00:17:26)
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Your wallpaper, I must have it.
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openbox, xfce-panel, urxvt, conky etc ...
one thing I am interested is that those of you who have enabled true transparency for your terminal, are you using xcompmgr?
I installed xcompmgr and found scrolling through my desktops had a new 1 second delay introduced ...
(with just transparency on urxvt)
any tips? / or is hal not setting up my ati drivers with xorg correctly ...
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1440X900? Why, that happens to be my resolution!
This is a sign from the internet gods.
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A white pixel uses energy like a black dot on a piece of paper uses the ink of you pen.
This would sort-of make sense on a CRT but not on an LCD...
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My Samsung NC10 netbook with Awesome.
What is Awesome?? The WM or the wallpaper?
archlinux on Macbook Pro 10,1
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