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When I look at the screenshots in these kind of threads, I get the feeling that after going to KDE I don't belong here anymore.
I should get a netbook fast so I can get back to *box-ing, conky tinkering and general time-wasting customizations. I miss it.:o
There are two types of people in this world - those who can count to 10 by using their fingers, and those who can count to 1023.
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Cool, i3 really seems very nice and worth a try.
But now, here's *the* question: how can you have a screenshot with the same screenshot appearing in the Arch Forums already?
Last edited by rent0n (2010-04-01 19:45:30)
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Cool, i3 really seems very nice and worth a try.
But now, here's *the* question: how can you have a screenshot with the same screenshot appearing in the Arch Forums already?
You take 1 screenshot, post it, take another, re post it, take another, re post it. If you look about three layers in you will notice the pattern is broken, the browser is no longer showing the screenshot thread it is showing the forum home page
I have a script that take a screenshot and posts it and a thumbnail automatically to my server so I can achive this within seconds.
i3 is a beatiful simplistic window manager with fantastic support for multiple monitors, even plugging monitors in of the fly i3 can handle.
EDIT: You don't actually repost. As long as the image (html link) is the same you don't have to edit your post, your link just points to the updated screenshot.
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Wow, very very nice! I've been looking at some tiling window managers lately, what are you using? Also, what is the bar at the top with the simple icons and system information? That looks really cool.
For the rest, I'd like to know what fonts are in your webbrowser and terminal. They look a lot better than what I have.
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that's a really nice setup
"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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tvale wrote:Wow, very very nice! I've been looking at some tiling window managers lately, what are you using? Also, what is the bar at the top with the simple icons and system information? That looks really cool.
For the rest, I'd like to know what fonts are in your webbrowser and terminal. They look a lot better than what I have.
Window manager is XMonad. The bar at the top is dzen2 with information feeded by conky.
All this is in the official repositories.
The fixed width font is Envy Code R and the other is Droid Sans. Both in AUR.
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Another netbook WIP only been playing for a day.
http://www.meyithi.com/graphics/apr.jpg
http://www.meyithi.com/graphics/apra.jpg
http://www.meyithi.com/graphics/aprb.jpg
Everything should be in http://www.meyithi.com/dots
Nice wallpaper!
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Nice wallpaper!
http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta … uilin.html for some colour.
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rent0n wrote:Cool, i3 really seems very nice and worth a try.
But now, here's *the* question: how can you have a screenshot with the same screenshot appearing in the Arch Forums already?You take 1 screenshot, post it, take another, re post it, take another, re post it. If you look about three layers in you will notice the pattern is broken, the browser is no longer showing the screenshot thread it is showing the forum home page
I have a script that take a screenshot and posts it and a thumbnail automatically to my server so I can achive this within seconds.
i3 is a beatiful simplistic window manager with fantastic support for multiple monitors, even plugging monitors in of the fly i3 can handle.
EDIT: You don't actually repost. As long as the image (html link) is the same you don't have to edit your post, your link just points to the updated screenshot.
#!/bin/bash
#
# pbrisbin 2010
#
# http://pbrisbin.com:8080/bin/infinite
#
# 1. determine screenshot filename
# 2. make post with -thumb url/img tags
# 3. open post in uzbl
# 4. determine uzbl socket
# 5. adjust constants in script
# 6. run script
# 7. hit Ctrl-C when you can't see any more layers
# 8. ???
# 9. profit
#
###
refresh_uzbl() {
local socket="$1"
echo 'reload' | socat - unix-connect:$socket | &>/dev/null
}
take_screenshot() {
local shot="$1"
# automatically creates -thumb version
scrot -t 20 "$shot"
}
# adjust these before starting
shot='/srv/http/screenshots/desktop_loop.png'
socket='/tmp/uzbl_socket_2097153'
# sleeps may need tweaking...
while true; do
take_screenshot "$shot"
sleep 1
refresh_uzbl "$socket"
sleep 3
done
# don't leave me running...
i'm so doing this this weekend...
/note: untested.
//github/
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@ Brisbin
Cool, looking forward to seeing it. I know your bash is way way superior to mine, but here is my script. You can just loop it ten times. Tweak it for your own server or devianART etc
gary@Lister ~ $ cat .bin/screenshot
#!/bin/bash
SHOT="`date +%y%m`.png"
SHOTTHUMB="`date +%y%m`t.png"
SERVER=192.168.1.10
SERVERDIR="/srv/httpd/htdocs/linux/shots"
SERVERURL="http://www.foxjames.co.uk/linux/shots"
SHOTDIR="/tmp"
scrot $SHOTDIR/$SHOT
cp $SHOTDIR/$SHOT $SHOTDIR/$SHOTTHUMB
mogrify -resize 25% $SHOTDIR/$SHOTTHUMB
scp $SHOTDIR/$SHOT $USER@$SERVER:$SERVERDIR
scp $SHOTDIR/$SHOTTHUMB $USER@$SERVER:$SERVERDIR
echo "[url=$SERVERURL/$SHOT][img]$SERVERURL/$SHOTTHUMB[/img][/url]" | xclip
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Maximized window and full tint
Vertical tint2 really works for me on a 16:10 screen.
It's compiz standalone
My Elegant Pattern GTK theme.
My game development blog, now on a new site.
'~/.xinitrc is an Archer's DE' - moljac024
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Very nice!
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sam87 wrote:whooo! guess am first this time, happy april fools day by the way!
http://omploader.org/vNDBhdg
whatever you do..do NOT look into his eyes..TOO LATE!I neeeeeeed that wallpaper!
lol! i feel that need.here you go, its 1594x900, hope its okay.or you could scale it.i'll look for the original and post it okay.
http://omploader.org/vNDB0cg
what i cannot build, i do not understand
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My Elegant Pattern GTK theme.
My game development blog, now on a new site.
'~/.xinitrc is an Archer's DE' - moljac024
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Netsu:Wp please
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bl1nk wrote:sam87 wrote:whooo! guess am first this time, happy april fools day by the way!
http://omploader.org/vNDBhdg
whatever you do..do NOT look into his eyes..TOO LATE!I neeeeeeed that wallpaper!
lol! i feel that need.here you go, its 1594x900, hope its okay.or you could scale it.i'll look for the original and post it okay.
http://omploader.org/vNDB0cg
http://www.simonblanc.com/pages/nomorwine_fullweb.jpg
Reminded me of Bobby, the Little Octopus.
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http://imgur.com/r3IU9.jpg
There you go
My Elegant Pattern GTK theme.
My game development blog, now on a new site.
'~/.xinitrc is an Archer's DE' - moljac024
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sam87 wrote:bl1nk wrote:I neeeeeeed that wallpaper!
lol! i feel that need.here you go, its 1594x900, hope its okay.or you could scale it.i'll look for the original and post it okay.
http://omploader.org/vNDB0cghttp://www.simonblanc.com/pages/nomorwine_fullweb.jpg
Reminded me of Bobby, the Little Octopus.
yay! you found it, thanks!i used to have that little bobby dude as my wall, lol,he looks so silly ey
Last edited by sam87 (2010-04-02 14:53:50)
what i cannot build, i do not understand
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Very nice!
Thanks!
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