[edit][response to above]nah, that was after much intensive use. idk what's the real culprit for x deciding to ommit certain characters, in a not entirely consistent way. ^_^ i dont recall what gave remedy to it... i restarted a few of the affected apps, and did a xmonad --restart, and, yeah, seems to be ok now. i think it started right after use of lxappearance, and was only a couple characters at first... had to invite someone through to look at the screen to confirm to me that there was indeed some letters missing... cos at first my thought was "oh shit, here comes a migraine", since that's how many of them start for me. rather quirky fun. didnt hurt, didnt need to reboot, or restart x, or anything drastic like that.[/response][/edit]

another of my heretical posts.

not on vsido!? :O heh, could easily be thoughh... pretty much got the same apps n configs over there on my workstation still running that first version of vsido i ever installed ~ going strong, over a year on.
got my urxvt pimped in nicer colours now. mmm. looks good in tmux. (and some termminal colours in .Xresources are easier to do than a tmux config.)
no fiirefox on this install... nor flash. oh how easy it is too keep my ram use in check.

can always mpv any flash vids. or mpv 'em over my sshfs mounts to the workstation's exterrnal hd where i keep all those documentaries n lectures, n backups of sci fi n such.

reallly learning too love mpv all the more, in exherbo, where i have useflag level of control over what gets built in. no silly gui controls pop up on my mpv in exherboo, since i disabled that lua option. in binary os, though, of course, you just get stuck with it howeverr it was packaged for you. ... hrmmm, maybe i should have shown a scrot of that, before i rambled about it. ^_^
ps,
xmonad still, of course. my tabular boonad config. that terminal with a tmux session covering the top half of the screen, that's in an xmonad scratchpad... giving me similar capability as i'd get from yeahconsole or tilda (a quake-style drop-down terminal), but with greater control over what application goes in the scratchpad, where it's placed, and so on. not often featured in my screenshots, as it doesnt do it justice... maybe i should start a screencast to show off some workflows sometime.
