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skrite

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Registered: 2011-06-03

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

gutterslob:
nice desktop, i would like your status line.  is that conky?

ew

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Registered: 2012-09-27

Posts: 789

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Nothing fancy. Just playing with Xubuntu 12.10. XfCE 4.10, Conky-lua, Blackbird style, Humanity Dark icons. My #! desktop will not change any time soon, so there is no point in posting that one:)

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lowrider

#! Junkie

From: Germany

Registered: 2011-09-10

Posts: 428

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

well, Arch a few updates later...

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PackRat

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From: USA

Registered: 2011-03-03

Posts: 734

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Doing some distro hopping - Salix Os 14RC3:

Just starting to configue/customize. Pretty smooth release candidate.

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gutterslob

#! Resident Bum

Registered: 2009-11-03

Posts: 2,641

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Your colors are the best, never killing each other, and perfect for day & night; bravo gutter~   

Thanks for the kind words. Most of my colour-schemes are boring, but I'm glad you at least find them usable.

gutterslob:
nice desktop, i would like your status line.  is that conky?

Yes, it's conky, piped to the spectrwm statusbar.
~/.conkyrc = http://sprunge.us/PZOd
~/.spectrwm.conf = http://sprunge.us/QiDE

Last edited by gutterslob (2012-11-22 02:27:23)

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ninjaaron

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Registered: 2011-10-22

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

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nore

#! CrunchBanger

From: Lakeland

Registered: 2009-11-28

Posts: 237

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Most of my colour-schemes are boring, but I'm glad you at least find them usable.

Form follows function, with websafe colours you rarely fail. (I just stole your palette.)

http://ubuntuone.com/1xVrvyiLj05IGLJ4CoLupZ
http://ubuntuone.com/5cg0Qzf90Ha2GTMdmDhMtI

I can only envy your aesthetic eye.

Work in progress:
http://imgbox.com/aduPM5Wa

At first sight I thought it's an Elder V., save lack of transparency and Fluxbox menu.

Doing some distro hopping - Salix Os 14RC3:
http://imgbox.com/acnQBE9U

Wall and panel remind me of some Windows 7 RC layout back in 2009. Not bad.

Retro-box
http://en.zimagez.com/zimage/2012-11-21 … 8scrot.php

A funky 70's desk with groovy conky!   What is the font in OB menu?

Atom

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Registered: 2012-11-22

Posts: 6

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

^ that is pretty scary.

mine calm, hiding from the mad trick and treat kiddies outside...

http://ompldr.org/tZzNsMQ

can you please link that wallpaper?

servingwater

#! Junkie

Registered: 2009-02-28

Posts: 423

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Nothing significant.
http://ompldr.org/tZ2U2YQ

Your colors are the best, never killing each other, and perfect for day & night; bravo gutter~   

I agree, between gutterslob and rstrcogburn you can never go wrong when it comes to some sweet color chemes.....

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fog

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From: Athens, Greece

Registered: 2012-05-11

Posts: 86

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Retro-box
http://en.zimagez.com/zimage/2012-11-21 … 8scrot.php

A funky 70's desk with groovy conky!   What is the font in OB menu?

You are very kind, thank you. 
The font is caviar dreams

http://ubuntuone.com/4P8gOzzP1zuWWn7ezu7ArG

Awesome... but what is this?
After ten years in linux world -only a simple user- I feel like an alien.

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Commview

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Registered: 2012-04-19

Posts: 27

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Been a while since I've posted a screen shot...

Dirty:     
Clean:     

gutterslob

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Registered: 2009-11-03

Posts: 2,641

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

http://ubuntuone.com/4P8gOzzP1zuWWn7ezu7ArG

Awesome... but what is this?
After ten years in linux world -only a simple user- I feel like an alien.

It's cmatrix. Just "sudo apt-get install cmatrix" and run it. Number keys dictate speed, shift+numbers switch values (based on your term colours). Read the man page for more.

I agree, between gutterslob and rstrcogburn you can never go wrong when it comes to some sweet color chemes.....

Rooster's colours are awesome!! He dares to go where no rooster has gone before.
I could post more schemes in the Xdefs thread if you like.

Last edited by gutterslob (2012-11-22 10:11:02)

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brontosaurusrex

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Registered: 2012-06-15

Posts: 479

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

@ninjaaron; what is that matrix script? (i absolutely need that)

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lwfitz

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From: Monrovia, CA

Registered: 2012-01-19

Posts: 825

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Sid w/ Xfce
Tint2
Conky
Gmusic Browser

Wallpaper is by brontosaurusrex

Last edited by lwfitz (2012-11-22 10:26:33)

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fog

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From: Athens, Greece

Registered: 2012-05-11

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

http://ubuntuone.com/4P8gOzzP1zuWWn7ezu7ArG

Awesome... but what is this?
After ten years in linux world -only a simple user- I feel like an alien.

It's cmatrix. Just "sudo apt-get install cmatrix" and run it. Number keys dictate speed, shift+numbers switch values (based on your term colours). Read the man page for more.

I 'm checking the options and the keystrokes. Nice little "game".
Thank you VERY much.

I agree, between gutterslob and rstrcogburn you can never go wrong when it comes to some sweet color chemes.....

Rooster's colours are awesome!! He dares to go where no rooster has gone before.
I could post more schemes in the Xdefs thread if you like.

Yes please. 

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dura

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From: interzone

Registered: 2012-09-15

Posts: 2,075

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

@ Atom:

shurito

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From: Munich

Registered: 2012-11-05

Posts: 27

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

@Internal Affairs: the picture shows the stairs of the emergency exit in a subway station. Its mirrored in the middle, so it's looking a little bit more abstract.
Herre is my original image and here you can see a little bit more of the architecture (not taken by me).

ninjaaron

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Registered: 2011-10-22

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Thanks e'rbody.

@ninjaaron; what is that matrix script? (i absolutely need that)

It's just a simple "for loop," but You need cmatrix, as gutterslob already said. My script works with urxvt. You may need to modify it to use your terminal. Also. It's a bit buggy. For reasons I do not understand, terminal windows containing an instance of cmatrix sometimes close when the others have opened. This may have to do with urxvt (xterm works better), but I don't know what the problem is, or how to fix it (only that it is worse if you use urxvtc).

It's also pretty cpu intensive, since it creates eight terminal windows running cmatrix (which is cpu intensive to begin with).

anyway:

#!/bin/sh

# initial sleep gives the user time to get into another frame/workspace.
sleep 1
for i in black red magenta blue cyan green yellow white
do
  urxvt -e sh -c "cmatrix -b -u 9 -C $i"  &
  sleep .3
done

exit

Last edited by ninjaaron (2012-11-22 17:35:41)

idirae

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Registered: 2012-09-17

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

http://th03.deviantart.net/fs70/150/i/2012/324/d/e/gray_skies_by_idirae-d5lm2uo.png
...absolutely addicted to customizing the desktop...I need help...

Hey friend- what are you using for desktop icons in OB? I've read a few threads about it, but haven't made the effort yet.

It's actually just conky Credits go to: http://fav.me/d5jjpbn

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fog

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From: Athens, Greece

Registered: 2012-05-11

Posts: 86

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

It's just a simple "for loop," but You need cmatrix, as gutterslob already said. My script works with urxvt. You may need to modify it to use your terminal. Also. It's a bit buggy. For reasons I do not understand, terminal windows containing an instance of cmatrix sometimes close when the others have opened. This may have to do with urxvt (xterm works better), but I don't know what the problem is, or how to fix it (only that it is worse if you use urxvtc).

It's also pretty cpu intensive, since it creates eight terminal windows running cmatrix (which is cpu intensive to begin with).

anyway:

#!/bin/sh

# initial sleep gives the user time to get into another frame/workspace.
sleep 1
for i in black red magenta blue cyan green yellow white
do
  urxvt -e sh -c "cmatrix -b -u 9 -C $i"  &
  sleep .3
done

exit

Nice.
I realized it must be some sort of script after I messed around with the options with no similar results. But I'm not a coder,  so I had to find another solution.  So here it is:

One instance of full screen terminator and multiple vertical splits with zero margin.

ninjaaron and gutterslob: thank you both.

Last edited by fog (2012-11-22 19:52:08)

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U2k8

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From: Russia

Registered: 2011-11-26

Posts: 26

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

My Openbox front~ 

ninjaaron

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

Nice.
I realized it must be some sort of script after I messed around with the options with no similar results. But I'm not a coder,  so I had to find another solution.  So here it is:

One instance of full screen terminator and multiple vertical splits with zero margin.

http://en.zimagez.com/miniature/screenshotfrom2012-11-22214926.png

ninjaaron and gutterslob: thank you both.

looks good. You're basically just using terminator to do what I'm doing with my window manager. You could probably modify the script to work with terminator, but I've never given it a serious shake, so I don't know what would be involved.

On a peripherally related note, I wasn't a coder either until I need a bash script for something. I still don't know anything but bash (except for "hello world" in C and python) and a bit of html. I can't recommend highly enough to begin learning bash. It is immediately rewarding because you can instantly begin leverage any command line tool you already know, so even if you only learn a couple of bash builtins, you can do so much with them right away.

rstrcogburn

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Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

got a little fvwm/gentoo rig going during thanksgiving, been pretty fun.  thanx for the rec on the Flatstudio yall.

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rkwurth

#! Junkie

Registered: 2012-09-04

Posts: 325

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

It's actually just conky Credits go to: http://fav.me/d5jjpbn

Never would have guessed. Thanks for the tip!

PackRat

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Registered: 2011-03-03

Posts: 734

Re: November 2012 Screenshot Thread

got a little fvwm/gentoo rig going during thanksgiving, been pretty fun.  thanx for the rec on the Flatstudio yall.

Nice one rooster; how did that Gentoo install go? I was debating an install of Lunar but never went through with it. For that much effort, I'll re-install Free/Net BSD instead.

Back on topic; more fluxbox on SalixOS 14RC3:

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