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#301 2009-11-14 22:20:00
- Rasi
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Dark KDE for a change:
and my *real* desk:
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#302 2009-11-14 23:15:21
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
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#303 2009-11-15 00:38:32
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
i resized it for posting in the forum..
What is the point of a 500x300px scaled screenshot? Enlighten me. We couldn't see anything.
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You need to install an RTFM interface.
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#304 2009-11-15 01:11:50
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Please share both of those wallpapers!
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#305 2009-11-15 01:51:16
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
the blue one is part of the kdm theme Neon:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Ne … ent=114191
The other one is Motionwood:
http://neodesktop.deviantart.com/art/Mo … -133685690
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#306 2009-11-15 10:41:26
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
fine! 
Moderator edit: Not fine. You're supposed to make thumbnails and put a link to the original (either through the thumbnail or by providing a direct link), Imageshack gives you all you need for that.
Like this:
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#307 2009-11-15 12:21:51
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
fine!
It's been a while since I last used Imageshack, but IIRC, doesn't it automatically generate bbcode for a click-able thumbnail? That way you can upload your shot without having to worry about shrinking it for forum display.
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#308 2009-11-15 13:14:05
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
mantiz wrote:fine!
It's been a while since I last used Imageshack, but IIRC, doesn't it automatically generate bbcode for a click-able thumbnail? That way you can upload your shot without having to worry about shrinking it for forum display.
Omploader also creates a link for a thumbail. But I don't know if it also gives bbcode.
EDIT: It does.
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#309 2009-11-15 13:28:00
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#310 2009-11-15 14:10:50
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
tvale wrote:https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2173676/scr … -thumb.png
xmonad, conky | dzen2, netcfg2, zsh
Amazing, bro. Can I have your conky, dzen2 and xmonad configuration, please?
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#311 2009-11-15 17:12:45
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
toorlv wrote:tvale wrote:https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2173676/scr … -thumb.png
xmonad, conky | dzen2, netcfg2, zsh
Amazing, bro. Can I have your conky, dzen2 and xmonad configuration, please?
Thanks, and what about your bashrc, wallpaper, xinitrc?
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#312 2009-11-15 17:21:21
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#313 2009-11-15 18:17:29
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
fine!
Moderator edit: Not fine.
thanks for pointing that out.. i edited the main post.
should have read the rules first 
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#314 2009-11-15 19:09:47
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Back on XFCE for a little while:
Xfwm4 Theme: Dust
GTK: Human-Danilo
Icon: Erectus-Blue
Wallpaper: Stolen from Xubuntu 
Apps:
Firefox 3.6b2 w/pgo (awesomely fast, but still opens/closes slower than Iron)
Urxvt
Tray:
Claws-mail
volwheel
clipman
pidgin
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#316 2009-11-15 20:37:57
- tvale
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
CodeBlock, how hard would you rate the migration from Linux to FreeBSD, assuming you also use Arch and started using Linux before BSD?
I'm feeling very tempted to do it, but I haven't got much time until December...
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#317 2009-11-15 20:46:10
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Whats the big difference between BSD and Linux anyway? BSD = Unix? openBSD, FreeBSD various distribuions?
Hmm, far from the topic...
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#318 2009-11-15 20:56:13
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#319 2009-11-15 20:58:47
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CodeBlock, how hard would you rate the migration from Linux to FreeBSD, assuming you also use Arch and started using Linux before BSD?
I'm feeling very tempted to do it, but I haven't got much time until December...
It really wasn't that hard, the handbook is a lifesaver. Yes, I came from Arch, and had used Linux for 4 or so years before trying BSD.
My favorite things about BSD so far: The community (forums.freebsd.org and the IRC channels, very helpful), Ports, the Handbook (and the great documentation in general).
If you can use Arch, you'll pick up BSD pretty easily. Overall I'm very happy with it
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#320 2009-11-15 21:04:39
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
This looks gorgeous!
I've never used a tiling WM before, but this screenshot makes me really want to try one. I always admire those ones who are able to set up their Awesome WMs, Xmonads, dwms and so on, and I'm still thinking whether to try dwm. If you don't mind though, would you be so kind and share some details of your configuration? Perhaps I can get familiar with Xmonad by looking at your configuration. If you don't mind--I don't want to mimic you.
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#321 2009-11-15 21:20:45
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#322 2009-11-15 23:30:01
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Minimalist KDE
plasma theme?
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#323 2009-11-16 00:43:07
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Mountainjew wrote:Minimalist KDE
plasma theme?
Metalized
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#324 2009-11-16 00:47:56
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Working on a new terminal color scheme.
I'm going to replace the fugly dark-violet. The greens also need a bit of work...
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#325 2009-11-16 02:02:59
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Re: November 2009 Screenshots
Working on a new terminal color scheme.
http://www.upload3r.com/serve/151109/1258332155.png
I'm going to replace the fugly dark-violet. The greens also need a bit of work...
What calendar/todo program is that?
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