Just taking a break for a little, its still installed and I will still always use it. i just wanted a change for a couple weeks or something.

(19-10-2013, 12:53 AM)crshd Wrote: Wait, wha? Are you sick or something? What happened to FVWM?

My thoughts exactly...

Trying out fvwm for a change... still not exactly done

Running plan9port-package. Rio; 9term and acme.
For now I don'T know how to customize this.

earsplit Wrote:Trying out fvwm for a change...

Nice colors, dude.

Yeh I know. I removed plan9port and installed 9front in a VM.
Befor cusomising I need a ethernet connection. Theres much to learn :D

Arch/bspwm

Clean:

Dirty(ish):

Gala wm on Arch. Scrot is rather ulgy because it was taken in a VM. Will improve shot once I get a working desktop.


Article to do this can be found here http://forums.unixhub.net/showthread.php?tid=716

But be aware there are issues with wingpanel not willing to launch.

(22-10-2013, 11:10 AM)jobss Wrote: Gala wm on Arch. Scrot is rather ulgy because it was taken in a VM. Will improve shot once I get a working desktop.

Article to do this can be found here http://forums.unixhub.net/showthread.php?tid=716

But be aware there are issues with wingpanel not willing to launch.

First Windows™ scrot on the Unix screen-shots thread, congratulation!
I don't think this is ugly because it's in a vm but because ..

(22-10-2013, 04:06 PM)shix Wrote: Because not enough swag.

:3 True, I'll probably listen to Swagger Jagger, next time I configure that machine.

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(22-10-2013, 03:27 PM)venam Wrote:

(22-10-2013, 11:10 AM)jobss Wrote: Gala wm on Arch. Scrot is rather ulgy because it was taken in a VM. Will improve shot once I get a working desktop.

Article to do this can be found here http://forums.unixhub.net/showthread.php?tid=716

But be aware there are issues with wingpanel not willing to launch.

First Windows™ scrot on the Unix screen-shots thread, congratulation!
I don't think this is ugly because it's in a vm but because ..

I could have sworn some one else uploaded a Windows shot before.... or maybe that was on the #! forums.

Weechat has replaced irssi for me. *braces for flames*

Debian sid, via LinuxBBQ/Pony Muncher...

Here's my Slackware 32-bit setup at work, no-X session, tmux and various...

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Might as well round it out with my ThinkPad T61 screenshot. That makes all three of my Linux rigs.

Sure, here you go:

(28-10-2013, 10:06 PM)Bones Wrote: Here's my Slackware 32-bit setup at work, no-X session, tmux and various...

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Epic, your only using 83 meg of ram. And I thought Gentoo was lightweight.

(29-10-2013, 10:54 AM)jobss Wrote: Epic, your only using 83 meg of ram. And I thought Gentoo was lightweight.

wut

(29-10-2013, 11:38 AM)NeoTerra Wrote: Bones you have inspired me to go install Slack again!

Well, this can be done with Slack, Gentoo, Debian, whatever. Check your processes. Of course, 32-bit will be less than 64.

Heard of the SUB20 Club? Not mine, but my man pidsley's:



And this is my previous antiX installation, idling in fluxbox:

(29-10-2013, 12:07 PM)Bones Wrote:

(29-10-2013, 11:38 AM)NeoTerra Wrote: Bones you have inspired me to go install Slack again!

Well, this can be done with Slack, Gentoo, Debian, whatever. Check your processes. Of course, 32-bit will be less than 64.

Heard of the SUB20 Club? Not mine, but my man pidsley's:



And this is my previous antiX installation, idling in fluxbox:

I never heard of it, but that's defiantly something I would be interested in joining.

The first scrot I posted coming even remotely close to fapable. Installed OpenBSD 5.4 on my brand-new-already-used x220 just an hour ago. I think fell in love with OpenBSD. So much to learn. \o/

// Edit: I just tried out all of the function keys. Every single one works. Now I am really ready to unzip.

// Edit II: First restart after I added my SSH key. Autostarting ssh-agent and ssh-adding my key. I came. Repeatedly.

There we go again, people jacking off over how they're wasting their RAM by leaving it unused. Seriously, if you're not using that shit, send it to me - I will.

crshd, your are my hero.

Where exactly?

So what do people suggest we do with unused RAM? Mine rarely goes above 1GB, and I have 8GB to play with, would it be worth me making a ramdisk and sticking /tmp on it? What about my Firefox profiles, is it worth putting that on as well?

(08-11-2013, 12:51 PM)kirby Wrote: So what do people suggest we do with unused RAM? Mine rarely goes above 1GB, and I have 8GB to play with, would it be worth me making a ramdisk and sticking /tmp on it? What about my Firefox profiles, is it worth putting that on as well?

You could do that, there are articles on the gentoo forums that describe how to speed up your system by putting some of the directories into RAM.

Personally I would sell the RAM on ebay. :D

slack on X200s.

(08-11-2013, 08:39 PM)wanda Wrote:

slack on X200s.

23 hour uptime! You have to give that poor thing a break D:

(08-11-2013, 01:51 PM)jobss Wrote:

(08-11-2013, 12:51 PM)kirby Wrote: So what do people suggest we do with unused RAM? Mine rarely goes above 1GB, and I have 8GB to play with, would it be worth me making a ramdisk and sticking /tmp on it? What about my Firefox profiles, is it worth putting that on as well?

You could do that, there are articles on the gentoo forums that describe how to speed up your system by putting some of the directories into RAM.

Personally I would sell the RAM on ebay. :D

Haha, it's laptop RAM so I think I'll leave it, plus I occassinally run a VM or game in Windows, but I'll look into getting a ramdisk, thanks :)

Arch Linux | BSPWM

Been running a framebuffer only setup for the past 2 days now, still loving the fuck out of it. It's debian, using the "Parker Brothers" colors and gohufont.

(10-11-2013, 02:44 PM)DotDev Wrote: Arch Linux | BSPWM

Looks good, the only hick is that the character 'y' seems deformed.

(10-11-2013, 02:44 PM)DotDev Wrote: Arch Linux | BSPWM

I love how the background matches with the font color.