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What does your desktop look like?

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4341 Post by Randicus »

Another experiment with a dark theme. This time I added the Debian name to a backdrop that matches the dark theme to pay homage to Debian. I decided to post the images, since these dark experiments are short-lived. (They drive me crazy quickly.)

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4342 Post by kenharkey7 »

Debian testing 64bit with fluxbox

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Fluxbox style = squred blue
Gtk = Greybird
icons = faenza
Apps shown = Sakura syncing the aokp repo (building rom now), pcmanfm and scrot. Oh and iceweasel chillin' in the taskbar
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4343 Post by llivv »

kenharkey7 wrote:Debian testing 64bit with fluxbox

Clean:

Dirty:

Apps shown = Sakura syncing the aokp repo (building rom now), pcmanfm and scrot. Oh and iceweasel chillin' in the taskbar
Appsle shown
but take a look at import fom imagemagic and xwd form x11-apps
nothing against scrot, I've used it too. :wink:
hints to take as you will
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4344 Post by kenharkey7 »

llivv wrote:
kenharkey7 wrote:Debian testing 64bit with fluxbox

Clean:

Dirty:

Apps shown = Sakura syncing the aokp repo (building rom now), pcmanfm and scrot. Oh and iceweasel chillin' in the taskbar
Appsle shown
but take a look at import fom imagemagic and xwd form x11-apps
nothing against scrot, I've used it too. :wink:
hints to take as you will
Honestly the main reason I used scrot was because it was already there haha. Actually lately I've been using a screen cap plugin for gkrellm

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4345 Post by compul »

Some awesome triple "spectrwm" action!

http://i.imgur.com/T42ZRM4.jpg

mirrors edge 2 <3

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4346 Post by dilberts_left_nut »

Found an old Lenny install (complete with KDE 3.5.10 & Amarok 1.4 !!! :D ) on the end of a drive I wanted to image a couple of partitions off.

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#4347 Post by Hallvor »

dilberts_left_nut wrote:Found an old Lenny install (complete with KDE 3.5.10 & Amarok 1.4 !!! :D ) on the end of a drive I wanted to image a couple of partitions off.

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That brought back good memories. :D

I had almost forgotten how the applications in the taskbar could be stacked on top of each other. It was a nice feature.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4348 Post by llivv »

another lenny KDE 3.5 desktop view
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4349 Post by ew-linux »

Debian-Sid-Xfce4.....

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4350 Post by keithpeter »

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/840 ... an-sid.jpg

Debian Sid Gnome stock roughly 3.10 with bits of 3.12, waiting for the rest of it...

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4351 Post by jamison20000e »

Have you tried

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glances
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top
on steroids. 8)
http://www.junauza.com/2008/01/top-50-l ... -time.html
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#4352 Post by keithpeter »

jamison20000e wrote:Have you tried

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glances
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on steroids.
Thanks for suggestion. Dashboardy, could be useful if I needed to track network I/O and disk I/O (server mainly?) as well as processes.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/840 ... d-htop.jpg

htop is nice. I'm just keeping a very careful eye on Nautilus (tends to go 100% CPU sometimes) before Sid breaks the toys :twisted:

I think I must be the only person on the Internet that quite likes Gnome desktop default without extensions. A touch of the Rob Pikes but with free software and recycled laptops...

http://rob.pike.usesthis.com/

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4353 Post by Linadian »

This is now my default GUI schtick, it was the best of all possible combinations (available in the default repos, the 'Apple' look was an accident, greybird and agualemon blend really well, that's all), my opinion and taste of course, each to their own, I could have went Gartoon icons, etc, but I wanted 'normal', clean and modern. :shock: :D :wink:

The settings are in the pic, check out my nice custom root Thunar menu too (gksudo thunar), I have no clue why something like that wouldn't be a one click (enabled/disabled) option. :o

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4354 Post by jamison20000e »

Got to love screenshots :mrgreen: this one is for fun and ingress tests on my others, it's a bit outdated but I have fun squashing bugs and spooky out the ghosts.
Can you guess the OS?
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Could need way more info than put to help and conversely.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4355 Post by Linadian »

jamison20000e wrote:Can you guess the OS?
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I have no clue bro but you have me really curious, mine is just a boring mission critical compooper now, lol. :wink: :lol:
I should call my install Debian Cygnus-Xfce-1, lol. :roll: :shock: :D
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4356 Post by jamison20000e »

I like yours, there Thunar reminds me of Dolphin plus in my Xfce Thunar does have the icons for root actions... :)
The only clue I'll give for mine (may not help unles you cut and reverse image search) is I moved my KDE menu icon. ;)
Could need way more info than put to help and conversely.
0100100001100101011011000110110001101111 Qrs+eO0UljuCBzKKrKE5dGdICbXnlruwoi2wVn7G5MM=
Need clean, free power! Photosynthesis to hydrogen? Plus. Kill monopolies? L :( L
Best wishes and have fun.

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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4357 Post by Linadian »

jamison20000e wrote:I like yours, there Thunar reminds me of Dolphin plus in my Xfce Thunar does have the icons for root actions... :)
The only clue I'll give for mine (may not help unles you cut and reverse image search) is I moved my KDE menu icon. ;)
I still have no clue but the tutorial for the root Thunar right-click menu option is here. :D
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4358 Post by SandsOfArrakis »

Debian Jessie with the Mate desktop.

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Full screen

With system info

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#4359 Post by ChipOManiac »

jamison20000e wrote:I like yours, there Thunar reminds me of Dolphin plus in my Xfce Thunar does have the icons for root actions... :)
The only clue I'll give for mine (may not help unles you cut and reverse image search) is I moved my KDE menu icon. ;)
That's Kali methinks. :)
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Re: What does your desktop look like?

#4360 Post by jamison20000e »

Yes. Image
It's actually BackTrack-5r1 but if I update it ;) it's on an old T20 that is never connected to the net mostly to go along with my Ruby books.
Could need way more info than put to help and conversely.
0100100001100101011011000110110001101111 Qrs+eO0UljuCBzKKrKE5dGdICbXnlruwoi2wVn7G5MM=
Need clean, free power! Photosynthesis to hydrogen? Plus. Kill monopolies? L :( L
Best wishes and have fun.

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