October 2012 Screenshot Thread

el_koraco · 2012-10-10 08:00:05

ninjaaron wrote:

^^zsh, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways^^
I definitely don't have all that stuff working on mine (like spelling correction and shared command history). I'll have to look into some of that.

http://grml.org/zsh/

gutterslob · 2012-10-10 08:07:10

@ninjaaron
Arch users have a package with GRML configs as well.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Zs … shrc_files

If I'm not mistaken, the new/current iso images for Arch use the grml setup now, though this is only for the live system and you're probably still defaulted to bash upon a full installation.

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fog · 2012-10-10 15:23:47

My netbook runs waldorf from yesterday.
Almoste the same look with my desktop (till now) but newer kernel.

pvsage · 2012-10-10 16:18:22

^ Which music player?

sqlpython · 2012-10-10 16:48:26

I would have thought everyone here had graduated to zsh.

As zsh is a superset of Bash most wouldn't notice unless you needed or wanted one of the features zsh offers which I never seem to need.. say recursive globbing..
For those who need the additional features it is a better way to go.

fog · 2012-10-10 16:58:24

pvsage wrote:

^ Which music player?

moc with obmocmenu, more details here

ninjaaron · 2012-10-10 18:50:00

sqlpython wrote:

I would have thought everyone here had graduated to zsh.
As zsh is a superset of Bash most wouldn't notice unless you needed or wanted one of the features zsh offers which I never seem to need.. say recursive globbing..
For those who need the additional features it is a better way to go.

The command completion seems to be a lot better in zsh. Bash doesn't seem to be able to fill in options when you're using aliases, but zsh does. I think that's the one "can't live without" feature for me.

The ability to edit multi-line commands is a boon too, though obviously not used as regularly as command completion. I use that a lot for editing multiple text files via `sed` in a for loop, and maybe with a condition. No need use a text editor for short, one-off scripts, as zsh supports vi and emacs commands inside of the shell itself. I never use the globbing (though there are probably cases where it would be better than what I'm doing). Syntax highlighting in the shell is also nice, though not strictly necessary.

edit:
zsh has an irc channel on freenode. How wonderful. I'm in spell checking, shared history heaven, and this is just the beginning. God bless internet relay chat.

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Doomicide · 2012-10-10 19:29:01

ninjaaron wrote:

sqlpython wrote:
I would have thought everyone here had graduated to zsh.
As zsh is a superset of Bash most wouldn't notice unless you needed or wanted one of the features zsh offers which I never seem to need.. say recursive globbing..
For those who need the additional features it is a better way to go.
The command completion seems to be a lot better in zsh. Bash doesn't seem to be able to fill in options when you're using aliases, but zsh does. I think that's the one "can't live without" feature for me.
The ability to edit multi-line commands is a boon too, though obviously not used as regularly as command completion. I use that a lot for editing multiple text files via `sed` in a for loop, and maybe with a condition. No need use a text editor for short, one-off scripts, as zsh supports vi and emacs commands inside of the shell itself. I never use the globbing (though there are probably cases where it would be better than what I'm doing). Syntax highlighting in the shell is also nice, though not strictly necessary.

That are some valid points to switch. Well time to get up my lazy ass.

OT: Updated dwm:

vOSH · 2012-10-10 20:29:47

Doomicide wrote:

OT: Updated dwm:

already liked it in the desktop thread on /g/.

el_koraco · 2012-10-10 20:29:58

Nice touch with the binary tags, Doom.

Doomicide · 2012-10-10 21:23:13

@el_k: Thanks man! Now what do I do if I want a 5th one.... lol
@vOSH: Thanks. Another lurker, now who'd have thought that. There seem to be quite a few of #!ers on g, I wonder how many are on the forums here.

katsh · 2012-10-10 23:33:32

Doomicide wrote:

@el_k: Thanks man! Now what do I do if I want a 5th one....
@vOSH: Thanks. Another lurker, now who'd have thought that. There seem to be quite a few of #!ers on g, I wonder how many are on the forums here.

use braille big_smile

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ninjaaron · 2012-10-11 02:29:13

alright, made a background today, inspired by all el_ko's silhouetted babes. Still can't quite do the mono-chrome b&w themes. baby steps, I guess.

wm=herbstluftwm
font=bitbuntufull
~/.Xresources

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Doomicide · 2012-10-11 07:59:40

katsh wrote:

Doomicide wrote:
@el_k: Thanks man! Now what do I do if I want a 5th one....
@vOSH: Thanks. Another lurker, now who'd have thought that. There seem to be quite a few of #!ers on g, I wonder how many are on the forums here.

use braille
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Good idea, though I'd propably have to patch either dwm or the font to use those with termsyn.

SuNjACk · 2012-10-11 14:33:06

Doomicide wrote:

@el_k: Thanks man! Now what do I do if I want a 5th one....
@vOSH: Thanks. Another lurker, now who'd have thought that. There seem to be quite a few of #!ers on g, I wonder how many are on the forums here.

*raise hand*

ninjaaron · 2012-10-11 17:43:24

Doomicide wrote:

katsh wrote:
use braille
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Good idea, though I'd propably have to patch either dwm or the font to use those with termsyn.

If dwm only uses X core fonts, you'll be better off patching dwm. I've had bad luck getting UTF-8 bitmap fonts working as x core. They only seem to work when you call them as xft. Not sure what it would take to get libxft working in dwm though...

TeoBigusGeekus · 2012-10-11 17:56:48

...changed my wallpaper...

falldown · 2012-10-11 18:15:31

^ gotta respect a man with Darth Vader and Pyramid Head on the same screen wink

TeoBigusGeekus · 2012-10-11 18:22:10

falldown wrote:

^ gotta respect a man with Darth Vader and Pyramid Head on the same screen

wink

chameleon · 2012-10-11 18:54:03

CRUNCHBANG DWM cool

Sector11 · 2012-10-11 19:12:22

falldown wrote:

^ gotta respect a man with Darth Vader and Pyramid Head on the same screen

Pyramid Head? What did I miss?

TeoBigusGeekus · 2012-10-11 19:23:45

Sector11 wrote:

falldown wrote:
^ gotta respect a man with Darth Vader and Pyramid Head on the same screen
Pyramid Head? What did I miss?

You've obviously never been a gamer Sector11:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_Head

cra1g321 · 2012-10-11 19:47:29

Sector11

Did you see this on gizmodo ?
http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/10/holy-f … -together/

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Unia · 2012-10-11 19:53:30

chameleon wrote:

CRUNCHBANG DWM

Nice! What's the terminal and terminal font? And what does the icon on the background mean?

Sector11 · 2012-10-11 19:54:12

TeoBigusGeekus wrote:

Sector11 wrote:
falldown wrote:
^ gotta respect a man with Darth Vader and Pyramid Head on the same screen
Pyramid Head? What did I miss?
You've obviously never been a gamer Sector11:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_Head

Oh OK! Been years since I played Silent Hill (PS2) big_smile
My oops!

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