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#1 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » May 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-05-07 08:13:49

fog

Nothing fancy, almost the same desktop. New wallie and version: Xubuntu 13.10.
I really like "unstable environments". They make me feel alive smile

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#2 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » April 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-04-30 08:49:18

fog

This thread is pure awesomeness. An inspiration. big_smile

Still xfce:

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#3 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » April 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-04-16 15:09:43

fog

@yiannism01: Ωραία η καλοκαιρινή σου φωτο.
Nice shot.

Nothing special, xfce4 with openbox and conky.

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#4 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » April 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-04-05 21:01:28

fog
Unia wrote:
fog wrote:

xfce with openbox on my thinkpad these days:

http://en.zimagez.com/miniature/2013-04-04scrot0.png

Original 212 Gaia gtk3/gtk2 and openbox theme, here modified by me

Hey, that's my theme! What did you modify, if I may ask?

Yes it is. One of my favorites. smile
Some minor modifications to colors: fonts or window active title background in openbox etc.

#5 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » April 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-04-04 04:54:47

fog

xfce with openbox on my thinkpad these days:

2013-04-04scrot0.png

Wallie
Nitrux Buttons icons
Original 212 Gaia gtk3/gtk2 and openbox theme, here modified by me
System fonts:Sansation
Terminator fonts monofur
gutterslob's Aikofog color scheme smile
Screenshot script
PS1 and colorscheme script
Dzen-based conky

#6 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » February 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-02-22 20:28:58

fog
ninjaaron wrote:

@fog: you win the thread.

ops  Thank you very much dear ninja.

@sevensage Thank you.

@brontosaurusrex Thank you, you are very kind smile

#7 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » February 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-02-22 06:46:49

fog

It's been some time since my last shot.
Nothing special, no time these days. So...
Xubuntu 13.04 with openbox and dzen2-based conky.

mysolarizeddesktopbyirenegr-d5v4hxi0.png

Details:
diehard4 gtk theme
openbox theme
nitrux buttons icons
play app fonts
snap/artwiz conky fonts.
solarized colors

#8 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-17 18:11:45

fog
Naik wrote:
fog wrote:

wow.. very beautiful!

how did u manage to get the margin between the menu parts? or is it a "background-colored" border?

Thank you.

It's openbox's menu. It shows up wherever place i right click on the desktop.
You can edit the themerc file (yourtheme/openbox-3/themerc) to get that result.
Find the variable "menu.overlap.x" and change its value. 

"x" specifies how sub menus should overlap their parents.
A positive value moves the submenu over top of their parent by that amount. 
A negative value moves the submenu away from their parent by that amount

. eg. -6 gives screenshot's result.

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but with a positive x the result is like this:

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#9 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-17 16:59:01

fog
intoCB wrote:

I come to this thread now mainly to see yours and Fog's scrots. There are other excellent scrots but those give me the most pleasure.

@intoCB: Thank you. You are very kind.

Thinkpad's desktop:

Clean:
screenshot-1404.png

Some terminal apps with the conky part of the terminator's window, in the place of the title:

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Some apps and openbox 's custom menu:

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#10 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-15 18:18:18

fog

@neuton: thank you. Your shot is very original.
@chameleon: I have overheating issues with my laptop. Some distros are too hot, some others ok, some kernels hot, some cool with the same distro and settings, so i am trying to find a way. I'm trying newer kernels with "cool" configs, vanilla kernels etc.
The one in elitist is vanilla sources with siductions config plus minor changes for my processor.  Not very happy from the -cooling- result.
But in my mint installation with the old config -a few changes only- the 3.8.0-rc3 kernel is about 10°C cooler. And this is cool smile
The experiment continues.
@lwfitz: thank you very much. Already in my disk.

I found this flat theme. Just a random shot:

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#11 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-14 19:18:08

fog

@gutterslob: your colors are always music for the eyes
@gurtid: smooth, soft and dreamy
@lwfitz: must try this conky soon
@mos_: nice, if you like desktop modifications, openbox is the best start.
@gensym: clean and pleasant, like it

Fresh LinuxBBQ "Elitist" 64bit, default look, custom kernel:

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#12 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-12 07:52:53

fog
el_koraco wrote:
fog wrote:

But you missed a -minor tongue- detail,  although  my system starts:

I didn't. Pure monolithic kernels are a PITA, which is why even most embedded systems use modules.

I discovered this. smile
I was curious about the speed and the size of a monolithic kernel -i like my linux cool, fast and small, with this order usually-  but this was not the only reason, not even the main one.
It was 2004 or 05, kernel 2.6 was out but not so many people in linux world, not so many forums with solutions, but the most important, not fast internet, at least for me. And i wanted badly to see the "new" kernel. 2.6. All the distros  are with 2.4. All my configs are useless and I couldn't find a way to load proper the modules, so i tried the monolithic kernel.
It was a small victory to see a 2.6 "up and running" but a useless victory. At least was an interesting experience.

Thank you for the infos.

#13 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-11 14:01:39

fog
el_koraco wrote:
fog wrote:

I had build a monolithic kernel. A piece of art.

Do you mean you built a kernel without loadable modules, with everything built in? Or do you mean you just built a kernel yourself. Linux is a monolithic kernel in any capacity, although the module loading makes it a de-facto hybrid kernel.

I was build a kernel without loadable modules (monolithic), but not everything build in -tooooo big if i was do it-  only what -i thought- my system needs. But you missed a -minor tongue- detail,  although  my system starts:

Small, fast ...oh and half things on my pc didn't work.

I build sometimes (even know i'm using my fresh build 3.8.0-rc3-fog kernel) my kernels but they are normal kernels with loadable modules.

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#14 Re: Tips, Tricks & Scripts » The New Monster Conky Thread » 2013-01-11 11:58:10

fog
Sector11 wrote:
fog wrote:

Hello conkymasters

I have my panel in autohide and i was looking for a way to have my current keyboard layout set to conky.
I didn't find a "layout" variable -maybe someone will soon write the code for this- so i tried to find another solution.
I'm not a coder, only minor modifications, so i don't know if this is right or if this is the best way to do this.
I'm changing  between us and gr layouts and  i noticed that when i run this:

xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63

and my keyboard is set to default layout (us) the result is 0, when is on the greek layout the result is 1.
So i end up with this code witch works for me:

${if_match ${execi 2 xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63}==0}us ${else}gr

Maybe someone will find this useful or maybe someone knows a better way how to do it.

Thank you.

Not a better way just a more complete way.  Start your conky in a terminal and see if you get an error.

For every ${if_something} you need an ${endif}

${if_match ${execi 2 xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63}==0}us ${else}gr${endif}

Excellent idea for people that don't have a panel!

Thank you very much Sector11  smile

At my conky (a dzen-based conky)  the layout part is like this, with ${endif} at the end -highlighted line in the second scrot - so there isn't errors:

 ^i(/home/fog/.conky/dzicons/info_02.xbm) ^fg(\#B9783E)${if_match ${execi 2 xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63} == 0}us^fg()${else}gr^fg()${endif}

Thank you again smile

#15 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-11 11:36:24

fog
rstrcogburn wrote:

@fog too bad the mach kernel will never have proper hardware support in our lifetimes,  I was really looking forward to emacsos

big_smile
A few years ago i was searching these things. Microkernels, mach, hurd, monolithic kernels.
I had build a monolithic kernel. A piece of art. Small, fast ...oh and half things on my pc didn't work.
But i was so happy. smile
Of course a few hours later i went back to my bloatkernel.

blitzchriz wrote:
fog wrote:

whoah!!! that desktop is cool!!  How did you get all those crazy terminal?! and what kind of music player is that yikes. that's so amazing!

Thank you smile
It isn't something special. Some show off fancy tricks but I'm gland you like it big_smile

You can find many colorscheme scripts here:  ANSI colorschemes scripts
You can take your distro logo with some system infos with screenfetch
And you can use moc for music player.   

sudo apt-get install moc

More here: Little MOC how-to

My scrot for today, all the same except the new wallie and my fresh rc3 kernel:

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#16 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-10 20:37:14

fog

Thank you all smile

@sevensage: elegant
@rochacbruno: really nice, i use malys's theme and icons often
@lwfitz: ...as always

Nothing new, only the 3.8.0 rc3 kernel, baked a few minutes ago:

2013_01_10_1357849111_1366x768_scrot.jpg

#17 Re: Tips, Tricks & Scripts » The New Monster Conky Thread » 2013-01-10 18:16:34

fog

Hello conkymasters

I have my panel in autohide and i was looking for a way to have my current keyboard layout set to conky.
I didn't find a "layout" variable -maybe someone will soon write the code for this- so i tried to find another solution.
I'm not a coder, only minor modifications, so i don't know if this is right or if this is the best way to do this.
I'm changing  between us and gr layouts and  i noticed that when i run this:

xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63

and my keyboard is set to default layout (us) the result is 0, when is on the greek layout the result is 1.
So i end up with this code witch works for me:

${if_match ${execi 2 xset -q | grep -A 0 'LED' | cut -c63}==0}us ${else}gr

Maybe someone will find this useful or maybe someone knows a better way how to do it.

Thank you.

2013-01-10--13578398191366x768scrot.png

2013-01-10--13578400681366x768scrot.png

#18 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-10 11:49:04

fog
ivo wrote:
fog wrote:

@ivo: Emacs is a nice OS but it lacks an decent editor. wink

Yes is right, lacks a decent editor for females  wink

Then told that to them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editor_war wink

This is an old joke from the "editors war" era -between men- not a personal opinion.
I like emacs, especially his psychiatrist. I used him the old times, like every female . tongue

#19 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-10 10:50:38

fog

@ivo: Emacs is a nice OS but it lacks an decent editor. wink
@blitzchriz: nice, i used to have a conky like this in my archbox
@brontosaurusrex: nice and mac style -left- buttons hm?
@Dobbie03: Your wallies are always special
@lwfitz: impressive, as usual
@chameleon: Looking forward to 64bit release too at the end of this month.
Oh and i like your wallie. Looks better in your shot big_smile

A simple mate/openbox shot with a dzen-based conky and a 3.8.0rc2 kernel:

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#20 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-07 10:40:29

fog

Openbox and conky, the all time classic "little black dress" for my thinkpad.
I need to change my colorscheme.

screenshot4466d0e0467ca7cdb78b130c1dd58b00.png

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#21 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-07 03:00:42

fog

LinuxBBQ  the Proof:

screenshot-01072013.png

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#22 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » January 2013 Screenshot Thread » 2013-01-03 13:10:49

fog

LinuxBBQ "escargot" on my "grill":

screenshot-2a.png

Happy new year everyone smile

#23 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » December 2012 Screenshot Thread » 2012-12-29 20:00:12

fog
servingwater wrote:

Thank you.
The top panel is tint but the bottom panel is a dzen2 based conky.

gutterslob wrote:
fog wrote:

You've outdone yourself. I take it you like Bauhaus? Your setup inspired me to cook up a term colour scheme around the Aiko foreground and background. I don't have monofur installed, but think it should work well with that font. Try it if you want.

I am honored. Thank you very much
Your AikoFog is awesome and already on my desktop.
You will make me stop ...theme hoping smile
Thank you again.

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#24 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » December 2012 Screenshot Thread » 2012-12-28 10:01:54

fog

@gutterslob: Thank you very much sir for the tips, all these beautiful themes and the special colorschemes.
@OK100: Very artistic.
@ivanovnegro: Your wallie is rocking... again.
@brontosaurusrex: Once I gave an answer in a forum -something about a "keybinding" problem- and the other person replied to me like this: "Great dude, real men don't ckick".
The next day I bought batteries for my mouse. tongue

Same settings, other distro, new wallie:
Mint 14 mate with openbox. Wallpaper my old ring on the beach:

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#25 Re: Artwork & Screenshots » December 2012 Screenshot Thread » 2012-12-27 13:00:29

fog

@PackRat: Nice. I like it.
@muzieca:  Great colors.

LinuxBBQ, openbox, conky, tint2, dzen2, compton:

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