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RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 04-01-2013

[Image: arch___openbox_by_gurhush-d5qf35c.png]

Now I need to fix my Xdefaults.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - vompatti - 06-01-2013

[Image: BlbgV.jpg]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 07-01-2013

Shoutout to Simon, totally jacked his Xdefaults and they are better than my countless hours spent making terrible console colors.

[Image: i0khH.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Mafia - 07-01-2013

Looks like gurhush, seems different then your older work.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 09-01-2013

(07-01-2013, 06:19 PM)NeoTerra Wrote: Gurhush that looks really nice.

Thanks!

New desktop:

[Image: fVlmg.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Reki - 09-01-2013

Finally got around to customizing again. Here's my desktop:

Clean
[Image: EM7I5.png]

Busy
[Image: 2KWvb.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Phyrne - 09-01-2013

(09-01-2013, 09:24 AM)Reki Wrote: Finally got around to customizing again. Here's my desktop:

Clean
[Image: EM7I5.png]

Busy
[Image: 2KWvb.png]

Colours look great! Especially in vim :)


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Ivyl - 12-01-2013

Clean:
[Image: vaDBkbQ]
Dirty 1:
[Image: vZ3d5aA]
Dirty 2:
[Image: vZ3d5ag]
Manual floating:
[Image: vaDBkaQ]
Dirty FreeBSD:
[Image: freebsd.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Mafia - 12-01-2013

not bad, but I loath your color scheme.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - crshd - 14-01-2013

First of 2013. Very similar to my first of 2012, actually. I've done somewhat of a big loop, it seems :D

[Image: vaDFpYQ.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - yrmt - 14-01-2013

(14-01-2013, 08:31 AM)crshd Wrote: First of 2013. Very similar to my first of 2012, actually. I've done somewhat of a big loop, it seems :D

[Image: vaDFpYQ.png]

Woah, awesome screenshot! Really digging the triple border.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Mafia - 14-01-2013

Very nice crshd, I love it.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - zygotb - 16-01-2013

Here's another autistic FreeBSD setup from your's truly...
[Image: 4ynwr.jpg]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - venam - 16-01-2013

Very clean, nice, appealing d9u/29a . I would love to have this setup.
Do you mind sharing the configs?


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - zygotb - 16-01-2013

(16-01-2013, 11:10 AM)venam Wrote: Very clean, nice, appealing d9u/29a . I would love to have this setup.
Do you mind sharing the configs?

Thanks venam...
The background is a crop from one of these images and uses hsetroot in .xinitrc to display the image tiled.
Code:
hsetroot -tile "/home/d9u/Downloads/DiPl-crop.jpg" &

The WM is pekwm with Paradigm-black. Available here. Just extract the theme archive in ~/.pekwm/themes and it should show up in the pekwm root menu.

The only modifications I did to the WM were to the menu, simply adding/subtracting items, as well as adding SOCKS5 proxy connection to Chromium.

The irssi shot is the default config, as are the file manager (ranger) and the music player (cmus.)

The Terminal is a slightly modded "Terminal" running zsh. (lol)

~/.pekwm/menu
Code:
# Menu config for pekwm

# Variables
INCLUDE = "vars"

RootMenu = "Pekwm" {
    Entry = "Terminal" { Actions = "Exec Terminal &" }
    Entry = "Run.." { Actions = "ShowCmdDialog" }

    Separator {}

    Submenu = "Editors" {
        Entry = "vim" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title vim -e vim &" }
#        Entry = "gvim" { Actions = "Exec gvim &" }
#        Entry = "Emacs" { Actions = "Exec emacs &" }
#        Entry = "Emacs Terminal" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title emacs -e emacs -nw &" }
#        Entry = "Kate" { Actions = "Exec kate &" }
    }
    Submenu = "Graphics" {
        Entry = "display" { Actions = "Exec display &" }
        Entry = "Gimp" { Actions = "Exec gimp &" }
        Entry = "Gv" { Actions = "Exec gv &" }
        Entry = "Xpdf" { Actions = "Exec xpdf &" }
#        Entry = "gqview" { Actions = "Exec gqview &" }
    }
    Submenu = "Multimedia" {
#        Entry = "Amarok" { Actions = "Exec amarok &" }
#        Entry = "Quod Libet" { Actions = "Exec quodlibet &" }
#        Entry = "Xmms" { Actions = "Exec xmms &" }
        Entry = "MPlayer" { Actions = "Exec gnome-mplayer &" }
#        Entry = "Xine" { Actions = "Exec xine &" }
#        Entry = "xawtv" { Actions = "Exec xawtv &" }
#        Entry = "Totem" { actions = "exec totem &" }
#        Entry = "alsamixer" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title alsamixer -e alsamixer &" }
    }
    Submenu = "Utils" {
        Entry = "Calculator" { Actions = "Exec xcalc &" }
        Entry = "Xpdf" { Actions = "Exec xpdf &" }
#        Entry = "Evince" { Actions = "Exec evince &" }
#        Entry = "gucharmap" { Actions = "Exec gucharmap &" }
#        Entry = "Gkrellm" { Actions = "Exec gkrellm &" }
    }
    Submenu = "WWW" {
        Entry = "Xombrero" { Actions = "Exec xombrero &" }
        Entry = "Chromium" { Actions = "Exec chrome --proxy-server='socks5://localhost:1088' &" }
#        Entry = "Firefox" { Actions = "Exec firefox &" }
    }
#    Submenu = "FTP" {
#        Entry = "gftp" { Actions = "Exec gftp &" }
#        Entry = "lftp" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title lftp -e lftp &" }
#    }
    Submenu = "Communication" {
        Entry = "Xchat" { Actions = "Exec xchat &" }
        Entry = "Mutt" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title mutt -e mutt &" }
#        Entry = "Alpine" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title alpine -e alpine &" }
#        Entry = "Thunderbird" { Actions = "Exec thunderbird &" }
#        Entry = "Evolution" { Actions = "Exec evolution &" }
#        Entry = "KMail" { Actions = "Exec kmail &" }
        Entry = "Pidgin" { Actions = "Exec pidgin &" }
        Entry = "Irssi" { Actions = "Exec $TERM -title irssi -e irssi &" }
#        Entry = "Kopete" { Actions = "Exec kopete &" }
    }
#    Submenu = "Office" {
#        Entry = "KOffice Workspace" { Actions = "Exec koshell &" }
#        Entry = "OpenOffice" { Actions = "Exec ooffice &" }
#    }
#    Submenu = "Development" {
#        Entry = "Anjuta" { Actions = "Exec anjuta &" }
#        Entry = "Eclipse" { Actions = "Exec eclipse &" }
#        Entry = "KDevelop" { Actions = "Exec kdevelop &" }
#    }

    Separator {}

    Submenu = "Go to" {
        SubMenu = "Workspace" {
            # Create goto menu once per pekwm config reload. The fast way that
            # will work for most if not all users.
            COMMAND = "$_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_ws_menu.sh goto"
            # Create goto menu every time the menu is opened. The slow way.
            # This is what you want if you are using external tools to make
            # the amount of workspaces something else than what you define in
            # ~/.pekwm/config. You will know if you want this.
            # Entry = "" { Actions = "Dynamic $_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_ws_menu.sh goto dynamic" }
        }
        Entry = "Window.." { Actions = "ShowMenu GotoClient True" }
    }
    Submenu = "Pekwm" {
        Submenu = "Themes" {
            Entry { Actions = "Dynamic $_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_themeset.sh $_PEKWM_THEME_PATH" }
            Entry { Actions = "Dynamic $_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_themeset.sh ~/.pekwm/themes" }
        }
        Entry = "Reload" { Actions = "Reload" }
        Entry = "Restart" { Actions = "Restart" }
        Entry = "Exit" { Actions = "Exit" }
        Submenu = "Exit to" {
            Entry = "Terminal" { Actions = "RestartOther
Terminal"
}
            Entry = "TWM" { Actions = "RestartOther twm" }
        }
    }
}

WindowMenu = "Window Menu" {
    Entry = "(Un)Stick" { Actions = "Toggle Sticky" }
    Entry = "(Un)Shade" { Actions = "Toggle Shaded" }
    Entry = "Iconify" { Actions = "Set Iconified" }
    Entry = "Command.." { Actions = "ShowCmdDialog" }

    Submenu = "Maximize" {
        Entry = "Toggle Full" { Actions = "Toggle Maximized True True" }
        Entry = "Toggle Horizontal" { Actions = "Toggle Maximized True False" }
        Entry = "Toggle Vertical" { Actions = "Toggle Maximized False True" }
    }
    Submenu = "Fill" {
        Entry = "Full" { Actions = "MaxFill True True" }
        Entry = "Horizontal" { Actions = "MaxFill True False" }
        Entry = "Vertical" { Actions = "MaxFill False True" }
    }
    Submenu = "Stacking" {
        Entry = "Raise" { Actions = "Raise" }
        Entry = "Lower" { Actions = "Lower" }
        Entry = "Toggle Always On Top" { Actions = "Toggle AlwaysOnTop" }
        Entry = "Toggle Always Below" { Actions = "Toggle AlwaysBelow" }
    }
    Submenu = "Decorations" {
        Entry = "Toggle Decorations" { Actions = "Toggle DecorBorder; Toggle DecorTitlebar" }
        Entry = "Toggle Borders" { Actions = "Toggle DecorBorder" }
        Entry = "Toggle Titlebar" { Actions = "Toggle DecorTitlebar" }
    }
    Submenu = "Skip" {
        Entry = "Toggle showing this frame in menus" { Actions = "Toggle Skip Menus" }
        Entry = "Toggle including this frame in focus toggle" { Actions = "Toggle Skip FocusToggle" }
        Entry = "Toggle if this frame snaps to other windows" { Actions = "Toggle Skip Snap" }
    }
    SubMenu = "Send To" {
        # Create sendto menu once per pekwm config reload. The fast way that
        # will work for most if not all users.
        COMMAND = "$_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_ws_menu.sh send"
        # Create sendto menu every time the menu is opened. The slow way.
        # This is what you want if you are using external tools to make
        # the amount of workspaces something else than what you define in
        # ~/.pekwm/config. You will know if you want this.
        # Entry = "" { Actions = "Dynamic $_PEKWM_SCRIPT_PATH/pekwm_ws_menu.sh send dynamic" }
    }
    Separator {}
    Entry = "Close" { Actions = "Close" }
    Submenu = "Kill" { Entry = "Kill application" { Actions = "Kill" } }
}



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 18-01-2013

[Image: XCbxP.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - eye - 18-01-2013

[Image: gPfdGs.jpg]
[Image: KoISss.jpg]


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 19-01-2013

[Image: gentoo_barebones_by_gurhush-d5rz66t.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - zygotb - 19-01-2013

(19-01-2013, 11:45 AM)gurhush Wrote:
[Image: gentoo_barebones_by_gurhush-d5rz66t.png]

Looks nice!


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - josh - 19-01-2013

I think that beestie should give me his set up, it looks so sweet!

heres mine...

[Image: 6kWox.jpg]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - Jayro - 20-01-2013

Decided to make some changes to my DWM setup, I am quite please.

[Image: 1TWxLJOs.jpg]


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - venam - 20-01-2013

Josh has the same tastes as d9u :p


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 20-01-2013

[Image: gentoo_dream_glow_by_gurhush-d5s5uwz.png]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - zygotb - 20-01-2013

Gentoo is looking good!
Maybe someday I'll make it into the 21st century, but, as "they" say, Hawai'i island is 10 years behind the rest of the USA, and the USA is not exactly the most "up-to-date" nation on Earth... Especially when it comes to computing...

Keep up the good work my friend! +3


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - venam - 21-01-2013

I love that setup gurhush, the colors are awesome and they fit really well with the background.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - gurhush - 21-01-2013

(21-01-2013, 04:29 AM)venam Wrote: I love that setup gurhush, the colors are awesome and they fit really well with the background.

My terminal colors are actually a slightly modified version of Xcolors that simon posted on the Xcolors thread. I just changed a few colors. I love it!


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - josh - 21-01-2013

Decided to install dwm. This is what my desktop looks like now, clean. Not doing a dirty one untill i get it to look how i want it.

[Image: 1m8mGWH.jpg]



RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - totoro - 22-01-2013

[Image: mgtiNzh.png]

First proper Linux install. Will be moving to BSD soon.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - venam - 23-01-2013

(22-01-2013, 04:19 PM)totoro Wrote:
[Image: mgtiNzh.png]

First proper Linux install. Will be moving to BSD soon.
Seems to me like the default crunchbang install.
I just installed the same thing for one of my friend yesterday.


RE: Unix screen-shots thread! - totoro - 23-01-2013

(23-01-2013, 05:21 AM)venam Wrote:
(22-01-2013, 04:19 PM)totoro Wrote:
[Image: mgtiNzh.png]

First proper Linux install. Will be moving to BSD soon.
Seems to me like the default crunchbang install.
I just installed the same thing for one of my friend yesterday.

Yes, It is Crunchbang, but the tint2 config and openbox config are not default.