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Nice shot, as always! Would you mind sharing the secret for those terminal fonts? Thanks.
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http://s3.tinypic.com/2wc1yqx_th.jpgDirty
http://s3.tinypic.com/3313psn_th.jpgPekWM and BMPanel.
GTK: Lakrits WannaBe
PekWM: Lakrits
BMPanel: Lakrits
Icons: Tango
Wallpaper: Velocity
How do you customize this site to be in black colors?
Conky: Conky - Mira
How do ou customise this site to be in black colors?
Firefox Addition?
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How do ou customise this site to be in black colors?
Firefox Addition?
There's a CSS switcher in this site (top-right corner, in info bar).
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SpeedVin wrote:[...]
How do ou customise this site to be in black colors?
Firefox Addition?There's a CSS switcher in this site (top-right corner, in info bar).
Strange I don't see it on my browser but I see this on your screenshot
BTW.Awesome workground
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vint wrote:Sorry my bad english:)Please tell me what font are you using in this screen?realy like it
It looks like Pragmata.
Thanks:)
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http://s3.tinypic.com/2wc1yqx_th.jpgDirty
http://s3.tinypic.com/3313psn_th.jpgPekWM and BMPanel.
GTK: Lakrits WannaBe
PekWM: Lakrits
BMPanel: Lakrits
Icons: Tango
Wallpaper: Velocity
Conky: Conky - Mira
Very nice looking!
Your conky reminds me of using gkrellm2 back in the day .... minus the spaces of course
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Clean
http://s3.tinypic.com/2wc1yqx_th.jpgDirty
http://s3.tinypic.com/3313psn_th.jpgPekWM and BMPanel.
GTK: Lakrits WannaBe
PekWM: Lakrits
BMPanel: Lakrits
Icons: Tango
Wallpaper: Velocity
Conky: Conky - Mira
Really nice one!
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@weakhead,
That is one very awesome wallpaper.
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I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
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I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
that's a beautiful wallpaper, care to share?
"I know what you're thinking, 'cause right now I'm thinking the same thing. Actually, I've been thinking it ever since I got here:
Why oh why didn't I take the BLUE pill?"
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weakhead wrote:SpeedVin wrote:[...]
How do ou customise this site to be in black colors?
Firefox Addition?There's a CSS switcher in this site (top-right corner, in info bar).
Strange I don't see it on my browser but I see this on your screenshot
BTW.Awesome workgroun
i think that's for http://arch-start.appspot.com/
if you go to userstyles.org (with the stylish extension for firefox) you can find a couple of dark themes for archlinux.org
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Why oh why didn't I take the BLUE pill?"
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Can you post your Xmonad.hs? I can't get my IM Layout to play nicely.
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Xfce4/xfwm4 with terminator using devilspie for an embedded tiled terminal.
I love the wallpaper terminal. Could you tell me how to set it up like that? I followed the wiki for transparent terminal but I got stuck on how to configure terminator. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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methuselah wrote:Xfce4/xfwm4 with terminator using devilspie for an embedded tiled terminal.
I love the wallpaper terminal. Could you tell me how to set it up like that? I followed the wiki for transparent terminal but I got stuck on how to configure terminator. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
Sure. I did 2 things differently. First, I changed my "DesktopConsole.ds" to the name of "terminator.ds". Then I configured it like this:
(if
(matches (window_name) "terminator")
(begin
(skip_tasklist)
(undecorate)
(below)
(stick)
(skip_pager)
(center)
(wintype "utility")
)
)
Then in a startup shell script I set both the geometry, and I change the title name to only be "terminator".
#!/bin/bash
sleep 25 && terminator --title terminator --geometry=1096x740
..... and in my ~/.config/terminator/config
# attempted config for devilspie + terminator
enable_real_transparency = "true"
background_type = "transparent"
background_darkness = "0.0"
titlebars = "false"
borderless = "true"
handle_size = "0"
font = "Lucida Console 7"
allow_bold = "true"
audible_bell = "false"
visible_bell = "false"
[keybindings]
And if I want to change my colors I just change them in gnome-terminal.
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wankel wrote:methuselah wrote:Xfce4/xfwm4 with terminator using devilspie for an embedded tiled terminal.
I love the wallpaper terminal. Could you tell me how to set it up like that? I followed the wiki for transparent terminal but I got stuck on how to configure terminator. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
Sure. I did 2 things differently. First, I changed my "DesktopConsole.ds" to the name of "terminator.ds". Then I configured it like this:
(if (matches (window_name) "terminator") (begin (skip_tasklist) (undecorate) (below) (stick) (skip_pager) (center) (wintype "utility") ) )
Then in a startup shell script I set both the geometry, and I change the title name to only be "terminator".
#!/bin/bash sleep 25 && terminator --title terminator --geometry=1096x740
..... and in my ~/.config/terminator/config
# attempted config for devilspie + terminator enable_real_transparency = "true" background_type = "transparent" background_darkness = "0.0" titlebars = "false" borderless = "true" handle_size = "0" font = "Lucida Console 7" allow_bold = "true" audible_bell = "false" visible_bell = "false" [keybindings]
And if I want to change my colors I just change them in gnome-terminal.
Thanks for quick reply methuselah Last question for you, I have everything working now and like you, I have a conky column on the left side but when the terminal opens it goes underneath my conky. How did you get yours to center inbetween everything?
Edit: nevermind, I was messing around with compiz and forgot about some settings. After removing them everything worked perfectly, thanks again :)Edit2: Last question for you, how did you make it so that terminator doesnt show up in your panel as an open program?
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What GTK theme you're using?
(lambda ())
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Thanks for quick reply methuselah Last question for you, I have everything working now and like you, I have a conky column on the left side but when the terminal opens it goes underneath my conky. How did you get yours to center inbetween everything?
Edit: nevermind, I was messing around with compiz and forgot about some settings. After removing them everything worked perfectly, thanks again :)Edit2: Last question for you, how did you make it so that terminator doesnt show up in your panel as an open program?
Are you using compiz? If you are, then you should check this page out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p= … count=1435
Back when I used compiz there were certain plugnis that ccsm had where you didn't need devilspie for an embedded terminal.
I use xfce4/xfwm4 so I need the devilspie app to embed. The settings in my devilspie "terminator.ds" that make it so terminator is not show in the panel are:
(skip_tasklist)
(skip_pager)
How did you get yours to center inbetween everything
I used the (center) setting in my terminator.ds, and you can change the width with the geometry option width/height (--geometry=1096x740). I have 2 conky scripts on either side, so I want my terminator centered, but if you only have one conky on one side maybe you should try some different configurations to make it align left or right.
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Nothing very advanced here, just standard...
Openbox, QEMU running Debian-ARM (if you got interested, check it at http://www.aurel32.net/info/debian_arm_qemu.php), Mplayer.
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SpeedVin wrote:weakhead wrote:There's a CSS switcher in this site (top-right corner, in info bar).
Strange I don't see it on my browser but I see this on your screenshot
BTW.Awesome workgrouni think that's for http://arch-start.appspot.com/
if you go to userstyles.org (with the stylish extension for firefox) you can find a couple of dark themes for archlinux.org
Ok now working thnks
Hello.
Is config's on your site the same as on this screenshot?
Becouse I copied .Xdefault's config and it's something another than srceenshot.
Can you post here your .Xdefaults .
I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
How it was?
And please tell my why you are back?
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DawiX wrote:I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
that's a beautiful wallpaper, care to share?
Here you have it http://imgur.com/T6Uhj.jpg
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toxygen wrote:SpeedVin wrote:Strange I don't see it on my browser but I see this on your screenshot
BTW.Awesome workgrouni think that's for http://arch-start.appspot.com/
if you go to userstyles.org (with the stylish extension for firefox) you can find a couple of dark themes for archlinux.org
Ok now working thnks
brisbin33 wrote:Hello.
Is config's on your site the same as on this screenshot?
Becouse I copied .Xdefault's config and it's something another than srceenshot.
Can you post here your .Xdefaults .DawiX wrote:I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
How it was?
And please tell my why you are back?
What is Xmonad? It is the best window manager I ever used http://xmonad.org/
And why am I back to dwm? It is simple, I got some minor problems with xmobar and system resources consumption, but nothing that could not be fixed. So instead of playing with dzen2 replacing xmobar or fixing the problem, I just switched to dwm just for the sake of change (but thinking of it I thing deeply there is no particular reason for switching to dwm)
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SpeedVin wrote:toxygen wrote:i think that's for http://arch-start.appspot.com/
if you go to userstyles.org (with the stylish extension for firefox) you can find a couple of dark themes for archlinux.org
Ok now working thnks
brisbin33 wrote:Hello.
Is config's on your site the same as on this screenshot?
Becouse I copied .Xdefault's config and it's something another than srceenshot.
Can you post here your .Xdefaults .DawiX wrote:I have switched from xmonad to dwm again and now even from darkstyle to "whitestyle" (after more than a year)
How it was?
And please tell my why you are back?What is Xmonad? It is the best window manager I ever used http://xmonad.org/
And why am I back to dwm? It is simple, I got some minor problems with xmobar and system resources consumption, but nothing that could not be fixed. So instead of playing with dzen2 replacing xmobar or fixing the problem, I just switched to dwm just for the sake of change (but thinking of it I thing deeply there is no particular reason for switching to dwm)
Thanks for answer , but why it's the best WM you used?
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@ SpeedVin: I would say that the xmonad-contrib http://xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/ is the main advantage. It has loads of extensions for xmonad (my most favorite one is IM grid layout). Maybe Awesome 3 also can be configured as heavily as xmonad, but xmonad is according to my experience a lot more stable (and I hate lua too ) If you know Haskell well you can configure pretty much everything in xmonad. The only "disadvantage" may be for someone that is has ghc as a dependency, but if you like the xmonad defaults you dont need it.
I am leaving to France in 1,5 hour so sorry if I dont manage to respond to any other questions you might have
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