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wallpapers:
a nice Natural Arch Way:
http://www.kerrickjames.com/2/Artists/1 … 20UT-2.jpg
and a lot more.
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Rainbow+B … d=0CDUQsAQ
Last edited by scjet (2011-07-29 06:07:21)
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cool man, 'd you share configs (subtle, weechat, ...) what is there in the upper right corner?
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tacticalbread wrote:cool man, 'd you share configs (subtle, weechat, ...) what is there in the upper right corner?
They're all on dotshare.it.
And which thing did you mean?
don't save us from the flames
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diman wrote:tacticalbread wrote:cool man, 'd you share configs (subtle, weechat, ...) what is there in the upper right corner?
They're all on dotshare.it.
And which thing did you mean?
its ok with dotshare I realise it after my post I mean the window where Star Track is listed
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Switched to subtle because I got tired of the horribly slow boot time of Gnome 3 on my netbook. I haven't really changed that much in the config, just added some keybindings, windowgaps and toyed around with the views (and tried in vain to get the cmus sublet to work). I had some previous experience with AwesomeWM, but I think I actually enjoy subtle more.
Wallpaper is from fiftyfootshadows.
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Finished modding my subtle configs
http://cocooh.deviantart.com/art/It-s-A … -254373469
In love with Artwiz's font
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@BimoZX, never imagined I would say that, but is the first time I feel pleasure on seeing a BSOD screen . Would you mind sharing your wallpaper?
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@BimoZX, never imagined I would say that, but is the first time I feel pleasure on seeing a BSOD screen . Would you mind sharing your wallpaper?
Hey! I found it here http://d14gvn.deviantart.com/#/d3i4ias
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wozkol wrote:@BimoZX, never imagined I would say that, but is the first time I feel pleasure on seeing a BSOD screen . Would you mind sharing your wallpaper?
Hey! I found it here http://d14gvn.deviantart.com/#/d3i4ias
I actually found it on wallbase, but I think the dA link is more appropriate credit is where credit due.
@unexist: Can you please tell me where I can find the End Of Line thing on your vim? And what is with the Subtlext::Icon.new?
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@unexist: Can you please tell me where I can find the End Of Line thing on your vim? And what is with the Subtlext::Icon.new?
Sure, the option is called listchars, see here:
http://hg.subforge.org/dotfiles/file/e4 … .vimrc#l38
The icon stuff is just a hack to change the icon of current visible views. On my Desktop, the view on the left screen always uses the cannon icon and the right the ufo icon.
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@unexist: thanks, didn't know vim had that. You almost got me there with the icon thing .
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Just thinking if I should make that easier.
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I don't see why not.
Since I'm guessing it's a matter of adding an option parameter, so you don't have to repeat
it as much?
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Well, I am unsure if I want to improve the styles even more. Would be no problem to move e.g. font stuff to it and allow multiple fonts or add a icon parameter so that you can set different icons for e.g. occupied. The different icon per screen hack isn't possible with that tho.
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I don't think adding the option to change icon on the :view styles is not much of a use, since at least in my
use case it will end up confusing me more cause I use the icon to indicate where things are, not where I'm at,
and the color is more than enough of an indicator for that. Unless it is a checkbox kind of icon, which the indicator
would be text.
But, the multiple font thing would be more than a welcomed addition, just hoping it wouldn't add much to memory bump,
cause my subtle session is on 250mb the other day, but it is probably because I didn't restart subtle for a day or two.
I can't comment much further on how much a blessing the icon per screen thing would be, since I only have a single
screen, wish I have more though.
To stay on topic,
Last edited by BimoZX (2011-09-02 22:12:13)
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@BimoZX: Just ideas about subtle can never be offtopic, although I am a sole devel I like to discuss that kind of stuff with users.
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Cross post from the september thread.
I tried out i3 and wmii lately but Subtle is still the best tiler
clean:
dirty:
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@unexist: I thought these kind of things should go to the other thread, but NVM, I don't think adding anymore
style option is not that urgent or substantial, cause I can't think of anything that adds to the aesthetic of functionality
than what we already have now in subtle.
How about adding things like moving windows with keyboard? Since gravity basically revolve around 4 values, just
add a little something to the x and y without affecting the width and height, on-the-fly gravity creation should be
possible, right? Cause you can add another view in session with the launcher. Or is this crossing over subtle's
philosophy?
@Varg: Can you tell me what font you are using?
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@unexist: I thought these kind of things should go to the other thread, but NVM, I don't think adding anymore
style option is not that urgent or substantial, cause I can't think of anything that adds to the aesthetic of functionality
than what we already have now in subtle.
Currently I am more interested in putting the values into the right spot, the separator string into the styles or something like that. I am almost out of ideas for the styles anyway besides the one remaining ticket.
How about adding things like moving windows with keyboard?
That is already possible: http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/wik … ndowMoveUp and http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/wik … owResizeUp
Since gravity basically revolve around 4 values, just
add a little something to the x and y without affecting the width and height, on-the-fly gravity creation should be
possible, right?
You can create gravities on the fly either with subtler or subtlext and you can set positions e.g. with subtlext and a grab as well:
grab "A-b" do |c|
c.position [ 100, 100 ]
end
Keep in mind that this automatically sets the window to floating and enables checks of size hints.
Cause you can add another view in session with the launcher. Or is this crossing over subtle's philosophy?
Did that answer this question, too? Otherwise I don't get it.
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@unexist: You literally answered my questions, I got to read up on the wiki more.
Well, IMHO I'm really partial to having the ":title" outside the style :sublet cause in
the end it is treated as one of them or an applet at the bar. Or you could just put the
things like :title, :clients, :separator in one maybe like so;
style :subtle do
panel_top '#E2E2E2'
panel_bottom '#E2E2E2'
stipple '#413a3a'
padding 0
style :title do
foreground '#f7a82e'
background '#E2E2E2'
border '#202020', 0
padding 2, 0, 0, 4
margin 0
end
style :separator do
foreground '#202020'
background '#202020'
border_top '#303030', 0
border_right '#000000', 2
border_bottom '#303030', 0
border_left '#000000', 2
padding 0
margin 0
end
style :clients do
active '#f7a82e', 1
inactive '#202020', 1
margin 1
end
end
So there are three parents, :views, :sublets, :subtle. What do you think?
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@Varg: Can you tell me what font you are using?
It's Montecarlo
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