i really should take a look at this forum more often. i probably do so only twice a year.
anyways, here's a screenshot for you guys.

(20-09-2018, 01:56 PM)eti Wrote: here's a screenshot

I like it.

Heres one:

(04-05-2018, 11:46 AM)Dworin Wrote:

(01-05-2018, 11:43 AM)fraun Wrote:

Oh, you're in biomaterials? Or radiology? Or both?

Kind of, biomechanical engineering is what my phd is in. Lots of finite element and other types of modelling, hence the use of the sun grid engine :)

(02-05-2018, 11:00 AM)dab Wrote: Nice setups, gentlemen!
@xero are you using any kind of bar or notifications?

i've been using dunst for notifications. i dont use a bar, my tmux status is all i need.

Thanks, xero. Doing the same lately.

It's a bit sad that this topic not so active anymore. More shots, please :)

Thanks @xero for nice art

new openbsd setup on my x220 in anticipation of buying a new thinkpad next year. 6.4 is awesome. i haven't used openbsd since rcctl became standard and with a few tweaks it makes for a great devops-y environment. wm is cwm, of course!

clean:


fakedirty:

found a vintage screenshot i'd never posted. mafia discovered a wallpaper pack from the nineteen hundred and nineties, i was editing the colors to match my blaquemagick theme

If you're bored of screenfetch defaults

I'm working on it - running openbox, st with fish, feh for bg.
https://p.iotek.org/s41.png

I set up my lemonbar config, nothing special, changed to a new openbox theme and settled on a font.
https://0x0.st/iQBQ.png

@dcli looking comfy, I like the window decoration buttons.

Some time ago I took to having a 'rice' page on my website where I post shots (I also enjoy that you can see how things changed over the years): https://notes.neeasade.net/rice.html

time to take some scrots... i have a feeling i'm just about sick of a dark terminal theme (no thanks to neeasade's scrots).

clean: https://nvsbl.org/img/scrots/415-3.png
dmenu_run: https://nvsbl.org/img/scrots/415-2.png
"dirty": https://nvsbl.org/img/scrots/415-1.png

configs etc: https://github.com/guinanseyebrows/configs

usually i just have firefox running maximized in one group and a tmux session running maximized on another.

@neeasade, it's really cool to see the difference between 2014 and now. @sth big fan of your bar, and the fact that i'm featured in the scrot :)

(16-04-2020, 04:33 PM)dcli Wrote: @sth big fan of your bar, and the fact that i'm featured in the scrot :)

hey now, you're an all star

don't tell anyone but my bar is absolutely based on macOS :P

I use a workflow similar to the ion and notion window managers, with tiles and tabs. In my screenshot you can see three tiles, two of them with tabs.

STRONG LEAN
https://nvsbl.org/img/scrots/424.png

(24-04-2020, 06:49 PM)sth Wrote: STRONG LEAN
https://nvsbl.org/img/scrots/424.png

sick. don't think i could get used to everything being italic...

I find the font harder to get used to than the font style, to be honest.

I suppose an obligatory post in the screenshot thread is needed after joining the forum.

I posted this on Reddit not long ago, maybe you saw it? This is still my current setup.

(21-07-2020, 12:49 AM)Ramiferous Wrote: I posted this on Reddit not long ago, maybe you saw it? This is still my current setup.

Hey! I think I commented on your post actually. Looks sick.

(21-07-2020, 08:11 AM)opFez Wrote:

(21-07-2020, 12:49 AM)Ramiferous Wrote: I posted this on Reddit not long ago, maybe you saw it? This is still my current setup.

Hey! I think I commented on your post actually. Looks sick.

Cheers mate. Its a very simple setup. I like spectrwm because of its plain text config file and ability to edit/reload on the fly. I can feel wmutils calling me though...

I built OpenBSD kernel with spleen font (5x8). The result was great, but I got some "screen borders" on tty. I'm trying to figure out how to fix it.

Gaps look good in screenshots but its such a waste of space!

I'm trying this color scheme for syntax highlighting: white on black, keywords in light gray, comments in dark gray, constants in red, and strings in bold italic. I created this color scheme after reading this.

I'm gonna move my desktop colors to white-red-black too, but I need to look for a good wallpaper.

(28-07-2020, 03:52 PM)phillbush Wrote: I'm trying this color scheme for syntax highlighting: white on black, keywords in light gray, comments in dark gray, constants in red, and strings in bold italic.

Looks like vim-256noir.

(29-07-2020, 01:19 PM)opFez Wrote: Looks like vim-256noir.

Damn, so someone had this idea before me...
Yeah, except for the use of italic and bold, my color scheme is the same as 256noir.
After using it for a week I am completely used to it. The code doesn't look like a rainbow anymore.

Have tried using 256noir myself, but the highlighting on selected parentheses is horrible.

Would love to try your colorscheme, as I have been looking for a nice semi-monochrome colorscheme for some time.

Have you tried no colorscheme at all ?

I made that switch a few years back, and never looked back !

Or, at least, a minimal one.

https://github.com/robertmeta/nofrils