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HuangLao wrote:Slackware 14.2
DE: Xfce4
WM: Xfwm4
WM Theme: NumixBlue
GTK Theme: Arc-OSX
Icon: Papirus-Dark
Font: Sans 10

Very nice, calming, promoting introspection. Reminds me of a couple of structures I 'built' some time ago.

KBD47, plasma 5.12.4 really surprised me. I can't remember the last time KDE ran so well!

Nili wrote:Back on compton.conf after a long absence.

Very nice. As always

exploder wrote:KBD47, plasma 5.12.4 really surprised me. I can't remember the last time KDE ran so well!

I try KDE from time to time as it was the DE I started using Linux with. I don't think it has ever been this nice. They are doing a great job.

None1975 wrote:Very nice. As always

Thanks Mate, Appreciate your like



I threw some blue ink this time, before i take a short break.

+ Openbox
+ Tint2
+ mpv
+ URxvt
+ Compton

--wall Hatsune Miku by fncombo

Kubuntu 18.04 just keeps getting better!

^^^ really like that wallpaper. Did a reverse image lookup and installed a copy for myself (OpenBSD jwm/pcmanfm based)



Thanks.

@ ruffwoof

That's how I got the wallpaper too!

EasyPyro 0.9.4 2GB SD/MMC boot (Puppy Linux type OS). Booted using my OpenBSD desktop PC, but where the HD isn't touched by the EasyPyro boot.

Use sshfs to mount our family OpenBSD server



I've set EasyPyro up so it boots to root cli, but then runs a restricted root in a container (unshare/capsh/fork/chroot) so for instance ps -ef shows PID 0 as being /bin/sh - that runs X. Latest Firefox Quantum then runs under a restricted userid within that.

Devuan 2.0 ASCII with Ratpoison wm

Devuan | Wall: Shibuya Rin (THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls)

Back to black:

Devuan ASCII 2.0.0

Slackware/Salix 14.2 Xfce with Numix and Papyrus Dark

http://i.imgur.com/VQrEuiO.png

OpenBSD 6.3 cwm window manager.



Primarily just a browser (and mpv for videos), and web server (OpenBSD's base included httpd). Dynamic dns setup so fixed domain name points to variable IP address.

Another OBSD server (behind another router) acts as a data centre and program server i.e. run galculator using something like ssh celeron galculator (where celeron is the /etc/hosts name associated to the servers IP address (reflective of being a old single core celeron PC)).

Helps keep internet facing away from data/backend.

Love OBSD's security. Randomise the kernel, memory space, file id's PID's and runs daily checks of integrity (config files etc.). Pledge monitors programs stay within the bounds of what they're expected to do/use. A simple additional tweak and you can have all the bin and lib files individually checked for checksum - so potentially flags any trojans.

Image shows mpv playing, firefox is also running but hidden. At cli 27MB used. With integral X loaded that increases to 56MB.

^Miss Monique , good sets

Miss Monique

As background headphones music ... purrrfect.

OpenBSD cwm with a left screen gap ... use ctrl-alt-m to maximise windows (alt-tab to flip between them) ... works well IMO. https://youtu.be/9oTIsPe_x_g

Slackware VM - my 'testing ground' before things go bare metal. I don't use it as much as I used to, but it's nice to play around with.

OpenBSD-current running dwm, xterm, ksh & neofetch:



The status readout in the panel is showing the load average over the last minute, followed by the battery charge level and the date & time.

Here's the ~/.xinitrc:

Devuan ASCII, Xfce (wallpaper "borrowed" from Xubuntu LiveCD)

full size
http://i.imgur.com/ATmHCPf.png