July 2015 Screenshot Thread

PackRat

Quote from: VastOne on July 23, 2015, 03:11:39 AM
I really like sakura... using it exclusively now, VSIDO's default compton handles all of the opacity fine

I see it as a replacement for xfce-terminal

I care not for the drop-down capabilities, is that really a deal killer on terminals?

Not for me; I tried using a drop down terminal a couple times, never really took to it. Some people just love that capability, though.
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-- Geronimo

dizzie

Looks nice, I just.... can't move away from urxvt, I tried... many times
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PackRat

#32
^ I know that feeling. I'm still using urxvt with spectrwm and i3; although, I seldom use it tabbed.

I am tired of talk that comes to nothing.
-- Chief Joseph

...the sun, the darkness, the winds are all listening to what we have to say.
-- Geronimo

dizzie

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PackRat

#34
star-livinia jwm version; live session -



Cleaning up some harddrives; very smooth build, all my hardware recognized OOTB, and a nice set of default apps for jwm - except there doesn't seem to be a text editor. Otherwise, well done ozi.

Edit - text editor is leafpad; get that in the menu ozi.

Edit - 02 - the install is really smooth

   
I am tired of talk that comes to nothing.
-- Chief Joseph

...the sun, the darkness, the winds are all listening to what we have to say.
-- Geronimo

ozitraveller

Thanks PackRat! :)

Really appreciate you comments!

Ozi!

PackRat

#36
^ re-installed with the Xfce version. An excellent build of xfce debian.

Star linux, xfce, lvm -

I am tired of talk that comes to nothing.
-- Chief Joseph

...the sun, the darkness, the winds are all listening to what we have to say.
-- Geronimo

hudson

#37
my setup is really stripped down...



the photo is by a famous Japanese photographer Takuma Nakahira, a contemporary of Daidō Moriyama. One thing to note is that I tried to set the image to the "visual center" which is slightly higher than center ;-)

For the gradients I used orangered4 - orangered3 and grey20 - grey15...I tried to use X colors as much as possible.

jedi

Cinnamon Sid!   8)  Wow, finally got it totally configured.   ???  Back in the 'old days' I'll admit to liking  Gnome2.  Cinnamon is a real close replica!  So yes, still VSIDO, just with Cinnamon 2.6.13.  Installed through Synaptic and it went much smoother!  Today was fun again!

@hudson, great scrot and welcome to VSIDO!  We're really glad to have you.  Love the picture!

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hudson

Hi Jedi and thanks for the welcome. That's really, really nice...I don't even try to do something so great. I like Cinnamon's whole start button setup for easy access to applications. I used Gnome 2 when I first started with Ubuntu years ago...it used to do a full text index of all my files once a week and slow everything down to a crawl! Or, maybe that was Ubuntu's fault.

PackRat

@hudson -

what is the pager you're using?
I am tired of talk that comes to nothing.
-- Chief Joseph

...the sun, the darkness, the winds are all listening to what we have to say.
-- Geronimo

dizzie

Yo!



i3 - rxvt - htop - bsdinfo - conky(?)

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hudson

@PackRat

bbpager...actually, I wanted to find out suggestions on pagers. bbpager is OK, but the version in the repos doesn't seem to support transparency. To get it to work, I installed wmctrl and put the following two lines in my startup file before exec fluxbox

(sleep 1s && bbpager) &
(sleep 2s && wmctrl -r bbpager -b add,below) &

VastOne

PackRat and hudson and everyone else who gives a damn...

VSIDO = FluxBox but it has been the same forever, just a cover of glossy things I like

I suggest we take the covers off of FluxBox and see what we can do to make VSIDO and FluxBox rock in different ways

What say you?

RatMan, I am honored for your gifts and kinship. For years now you have done VSIDO and this community a great service I am damned proud of
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hudson

@VastOne

well...I'm down...that's why I'm here...to have a little fun and contribute something.