CrunchBang Linux

^ Can you minimize clients, as a normal floating wm can?

Has anyone tested this yet?

No idea Wux, I never used zsh. Did you source your .bashrc after applying the changes, or logout and back in?

You can use aliases for those alien pacman commands... 

Have faith in Papanomical, he knows what's best for the distro 

You can change console colours in .bashrc:

# Console colors
#if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then
#    echo -en "\e]P0549088" #background gaia
#    echo -en "\e]P8073642" #darkgrey
#    echo -en "\e]P1DC322F" #darkred
#    echo -en "\e]P9F54844" #red
#    echo -en "\e]P293C724" #darkgreen
#    echo -en "\e]PAB7CE42" #green
#    echo -en "\e]P3FFA905" #brown
#    echo -en "\e]PBF2B643" #yellow
#    echo -en "\e]P400335D" #darkblue
#    echo -en "\e]PC16596A" #blue
#    echo -en "\e]P5ED2087" #darkmagenta
#    echo -en "\e]PDDE6EA4" #magenta
#    echo -en "\e]P6605D5D" #darkcyan
#    echo -en "\e]PE834394" #cyan
#    echo -en "\e]P7F2F1F0" #lightgrey
#    echo -en "\e]PFF9F9F9" #white
#    clear #for background artifacting
#fi

That may be true, but if you use the commandline alot to navigate around it's relieving not having to capitalize your folders every command.

I have just added basic system tray support to Gtimer.

This really does need testing by those who have an actual system tray. I use DWM (without a tray, and without the possibility to minimize windows) so I can't properly test this. I installed stalonetray but did find some weird things. I have worked around these (I can check whether or not the user has a system tray running. With stalonetray, it works the other way around: what normally would be TRUE with a tray, is FALSE with stalonetray - I think). This means that for those with a "proper" tray, it might actually work the other way around. Also, I'm not actually sure if you can minimize to it

When Gtimer starts, there is no tray. It only shows up when you start a countdown and it dissapears again when the countdown is completed. (so you can pause/stop safely, the icon will remain there). There is a tooltip on mouseover that shows the time left, but this does not get updated: it only shows the time from when the tooltip opened. There is no right-click menu, as I don't see a need for that. If you do, I might implemented it after all.

Cheers!

You are Jokerboy?

I don't want to have two image viewers installed (feh vs sxiv) and since the codebase is so small for setting wallpapers, I think it's neat to just implement in sxiv. Also, because I can.

Of course, you're free to use whatever you like

Have I missed something?

Thanks!