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Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

Gnome..not my cup of tea....

FVWM mimicry colors of decw2. It is like DECWindows with CDE (Digital UNIX, Tru64, OpenVMS)

None1975 wrote:Gnome..not my cup of tea....

Yeah but the UI is beautifully minimal and it's quicker on my hardware than dwm 'cos it uses the GPU to move stuff around the desktop

Nothing clever. Just XFCE.

Minimal Fvwm configuration for Debian Buster system. With only 866 pkg you can have a fully working system without bloating stuff. FVWM config is shamelessly stolen from Donald Ervin Knuth and adapted for modern FVWM. It have 4 virtual desktops, buttons to switch virtual desktops with icons (in folder "icons"), asclock, for clock and xload (as system load viewer). This is nicely integated with FVWMButtons module.

My desktop wallpaper has pokemon. Also you may check thisradiant historia rom guide if you wanna play Radiant Historia NDS Games. It's useful.

Finally got SPICE working from the command line (no virt-manager or gnome-boxes to hold my hand):



The clipboard is automatically shared between guest & host and the guest desktop automatically resizes to fit the window.

Reference: https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/SPICE

I use this function in my shell initialisation file: Called with

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Finally got SPICE working from the command line (no virt-manager or gnome-boxes to hold my hand) . . .

Gnome-boxes doesn't hold your hand either, at least not in Stretch. The guest machine needs spice-vdagent which is dependent on systemd0 (elogind0 doesn't work).

Thanks for your code. I might be able to use it.

Very nice None1975, FVWM used to hang a lot on that WM years ago.
Almost the most customized (stacks) window manager, It comes raw and dirty at first, but once ones put the heart and soul on it can make it flying

Thank you, Nili.

KDE Plasma.

Hallvor wrote:

Wow! That's beautiful. .

Soul Singin' wrote:

Hallvor wrote:

Wow! That's beautiful. .

Thanks! On the far right, closest to the camera, you can barely spot a white house and red barn. I grew up on that farm.

Hallvor wrote:On the far right, closest to the camera, you can barely spot a white house and red barn. I grew up on that farm.

Norway is now on my destination list.

It looks like a beautiful place to live. I would love to wake up every morning and look at those mountains. How many people live in the town? is there room for one more?

Soul Singin' wrote:

Hallvor wrote:On the far right, closest to the camera, you can barely spot a white house and red barn. I grew up on that farm.

Norway is now on my destination list.

It looks like a beautiful place to live. I would love to wake up every morning and look at those mountains. How many people live in the town? is there room for one more?

The nature is fantastic. It is truly a great place to hike or climb summits. This is from a trip in the same area a few years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ofo62Wpm8e4

If you visit Norway, the most beautiful places are on the western coast. All these places are quite near where I grew up.

Geiranger: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=geiranger&t=f ... efault.jpg
Trollstigen: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... _Above.jpg
Trollveggen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_Wal ... 3_June.jpg
Atlanterhavsvegen: https://wallup.net/wp-content/uploads/2 ... sveien.jpg
Ålesund: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... .07.21.jpg

There are about 7.700 people living there, mostly living from agriculture and industry (for instance producing Stressless recliners), but Ålesund is a mere 30 km away with about 50.000 people.

This must be your lucky day. I moved to the south, so that means there is room for one more. Welcome!

Hallvor wrote:the most beautiful places

Indeed. I didn't know that land could look like that. Let alone that mountains and water could come together in such spectacular formations.

Thank you for sharing these photos. They've made me want to learn more about Norway.

Hallvor wrote:Stressless recliners

Here in New York City, everything is Stressful. I think we could learn a lot from you.

Hallvor wrote:This must be your lucky day. I moved to the south, so that means there is room for one more. Welcome!

Norwegian Air has a flight from JFK to Oslo that leaves at 11pm tonight. I'm packing my bags. See you soon! .

You are welcome.

I have never been to New York, but from what I have seen on TV, it does strike me as particularly stressful. One of the locally produces leather sofas are named Manhattan, by the way. I have two of them myself.

If you are planning a trip in the future, and you have questions, feel free to send me a PM.

Chromium finally has hardware acceleration support on Buster.
Pretty useful for my 6 years old ThinkPad X230. Now the cpu fans does not scream