Re: What does your non-Debian desktop look like?
Posted: 2018-01-10 16:48
Thanks, Head_on_a_Stick. I already do that with Inkscape.
But it looks good , good job and thanks for using thumbnails.It took me some time to consolidate it
Thanks. Im glad you like itGarryRicketson wrote:But it looks good , good job and thanks for using thumbnails.It took me some time to consolidate it
Hello. It is slstatus.n_hologram wrote:@head_on_a_stick: which dwm status area?
Thank you for these - very much appreciated.HuangLao wrote:lysander, I found these links it contains some of the wallpapers I linked to earlier but not all of them
https://wallpapercave.com/slackware-wallpaper
https://wallpaperset.com/slackware-wallpaper
Actually, I've just changed back to a shell loop in via this line in ~/.xinitrc:None1975 wrote:Hello. It is slstatus.n_hologram wrote:@head_on_a_stick: which dwm status area?
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#!/bin/sh
while sleep 1; do xsetroot -name "$(cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/capacity)% • $(date +'%F • %T')"; done &
Very nice!Head_on_a_Stick wrote:The whole chroot system is "only" ~440MiB and is significantly smaller than the erstwhile Arch chroot;
Thanks mate ohnonot, Same for your configs.debiman wrote:^ i always enjoy looking at your screenshots.
very nice setup, fonts in deadbeef (*), matching colours etc.
but, desktop icons with a tiling wm? heresy!
(*) wow, i didn't know deadbeef is capable of such colourful listings!
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Alpine: spared...
Of course the change is obvious, but each has its own goals and achievements, Ofcourse Arch-guru's know how to make super-lighter,Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Arch: spared...