now that is PRETTYtdockery97 wrote:My LMDE desktop:
What does your Debian desktop look like?
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
MeanDean wrote:now that is PRETTYtdockery97 wrote:My LMDE desktop:
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
Thanks.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
I can't figure out ksh....but I have already decided it will be the default shell for refracta...as soon as I can figure it out....MrFrood wrote:....
how do I edit a command once I have used the up arrow to recall the command....so confusded
Re: What does your desktop look like?
MeanDean wrote:I can't figure out ksh....but I have already decided it will be the default shell for refracta...as soon as I can figure it out....
how do I edit a command once I have used the up arrow to recall the command....so confusded
- When looking for help on the interweb remember that the Debian ksh package is ksh93
- You will probably want to lurk around #ksh on freenode for a while
- The ksh command line has two main editing modes, one using a vi like syntax and one using an emacs like syntax. With the emacs like syntax editing the ksh command line is just like editing a bash command line (bash also uses an emacs like syntax). I'm guessing that you are flying without a ~/.kshrc and it is defaulting to vi mode so try using vi key-bindings to edit the command line or take a look at /usr/share/doc/ksh/example.kshrc which uses emacs mode just copy it as ~/.kshrc to get started.
- Go get some ksh93 fortune cookies
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?ArconsII wrote:
Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.Coco wrote:Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?ArconsII wrote:
Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.
Re: What does your desktop look like?
Cool. Thanks.ArconsII wrote:It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.Coco wrote:Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?ArconsII wrote:
Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
you should take a look at yeahconsole, it is a wrapper that turns pretty much any X terminal emulator into a quake like console.Coco wrote:Cool. Thanks.ArconsII wrote: It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.
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Never heard of that one. Sounds very neat. Thanks dude.MrFrood wrote:you should take a look at yeahconsole, it is a wrapper that turns pretty much any X terminal emulator into a quake like console.Coco wrote:Cool. Thanks.ArconsII wrote: It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
Coco wrote:Been trying out LXDE for the last few days but I started to really miss Xfce so came back to it.
That looks more like Gnome to me.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
Looks can be deceiving! Tis pure Xfce!62chevy wrote:Coco wrote:Been trying out LXDE for the last few days but I started to really miss Xfce so came back to it.
That looks more like Gnome to me.
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Re: What does your desktop look like?
10 out of 10 buddy, nice jobuc50ic4more wrote:
Openbox (no window decorations, no panel), Conky, Xterm. This is workspace 4 of 4, and the only one on which the Conky window appears. I keep a browser on workspace 1, email, IM and RSS on #2, and file management, terminals and calendar on #3. Most windows are at 75% opacity using transset.
Re: What does your desktop look like?
so do all the cool kids run awesome now....and openbox is like soooooo last week....