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#1 Re: Feedback & Suggestions » CrunchBang-Gedit-theme? » 2011-07-12 20:47:34
You can find the result of my modification of Obvion-theme here, http://hpaste.org/48983. Like Obvion itself, it is GPL-licensed.
Besides it's still in testing/alpha, so it couldn't work well for some programming languages or so. Give me feedback, please, after you tested it 
Installation: Gedit > Edit > Preferences > Font and Color > Add > choose the theme-file.
Enjoy!
#2 Re: Feedback & Suggestions » CrunchBang-Gedit-theme? » 2011-07-12 12:34:37
Well, maybe even darker? 
I mean, the brackground should be black (#000000) (→ not grey) and the text-colors should vary as much as possible.
So, ok; if nobody has such a theme, I'll modify the Oblivion-theme appropriately.
#3 Feedback & Suggestions » CrunchBang-Gedit-theme? » 2011-07-11 21:29:55
- Mekeor
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Hi.
I think #! needs a own, dark, and decent Gedit-theme, since this is even the pre-installed editor. By default, among others "Oblivion" is installed which is the darkest of the pre-installed themes, but unfortunately even this theme doesn't fit the #!-style, I think.
If you already have such a theme, post it here. Else, we/I could work on such one.
Or do you think it's even unneccessary or this is a bit of a stretch?
#4 Re: Feedback & Suggestions » ARandR instead of GRandR » 2011-07-11 21:21:33
LXRandR can't do anything but set the resolution. That's nothing a GUI is needed for :-D
I agree.
i did my dual monitor setup with lxrandr took me 5 seconds, amdcccle took me more than 10 to figure out
I see, but did you ever try ARandR?
#5 Re: Feedback & Suggestions » ARandR instead of GRandR » 2011-07-11 19:55:49
GRandR was dropped in the Arch repos for ARandR for the same reasons. I think they both suck, UI wise, but the script saving feature is a big +.
Yep. For that reason, I think both terminal-supporters and GUI-people will prefer ARandR.
i use lxrandr and i find it much friendlier than both arandr and grandr
Well, with LXRandR afaik you farly can't configure as much as with ARandR. Maybe that's the reason why LXRandR seems more user-friendly 
#6 Feedback & Suggestions » ARandR instead of GRandR » 2011-07-11 04:39:11
- Mekeor
- Replies: 11
Hi.
I suggest to replace GRandR with ARandR as the default XRandR-backend. Reason:
ARandR is well-aranged and you can save your settings as a XRandR-command which's really cool!
In contrast, GRandR is unneccessarily complex and less functional.
What do you think?
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