What does your Debian desktop look like?

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MeanDean · #2261 Post by **MeanDean** » 2010-10-25 12:48

tdockery97 wrote:My LMDE desktop:

now that is PRETTY

stoffepojken · #2262 Post by **stoffepojken** » 2010-10-25 13:05

MeanDean wrote:
tdockery97 wrote:My LMDE desktop:
now that is PRETTY

tdockery97 · #2263 Post by **tdockery97** » 2010-10-25 13:38

Thanks.

MeanDean · #2264 Post by **MeanDean** » 2010-10-25 15:04

MrFrood 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

MrFrood · #2265 Post by **MrFrood** » 2010-10-25 17:19

MeanDean wrote:
MrFrood wrote:
WOW that is ugly....thats a compliment by the way...pretty desktops are for pansies that like to make their computer look pretty...RDUs are manly men that fsck without unmounting, have fugly desktops, and dont eat quiche....or something like that

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

you can all get back to admiring the pretty pictures now...

MeanDean · #2266 Post by **MeanDean** » 2010-10-25 17:35

nice.....

thanks!

ArconsII · #2267 Post by **ArconsII** » 2010-10-25 19:15

Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.

Coco · #2268 Post by **Coco** » 2010-10-26 06:03

ArconsII wrote:

Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.

Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?

ArconsII · #2269 Post by **ArconsII** » 2010-10-26 22:32

Coco wrote:
ArconsII wrote:

Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.
Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?

It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.

Coco · #2270 Post by **Coco** » 2010-10-27 05:59

ArconsII wrote:
Coco wrote:
ArconsII wrote:

Not bad for an 8 year old laptop an 800mhz processor.
Very nice. Are you willing to disclose how you set up that transparent terminal on your desktop?
It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.

Cool. Thanks.

MrFrood · #2271 Post by **MrFrood** » 2010-10-27 09:22

Coco wrote:
ArconsII wrote: It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.
Cool. Thanks.

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 · #2272 Post by **Coco** » 2010-10-28 08:42

MrFrood wrote:
Coco wrote:
ArconsII wrote: It's just Tilda with the transparency turned all the way up.
Cool. Thanks.
you should take a look at yeahconsole, it is a wrapper that turns pretty much any X terminal emulator into a quake like console.

Never heard of that one. Sounds very neat. Thanks dude.

MrFrood · #2273 Post by **MrFrood** » 2010-11-01 01:00

Coco · #2274 Post by **Coco** » 2010-11-02 03:20

Been trying out LXDE for the last few days but I started to really miss Xfce so came back to it.

62chevy · #2275 Post by **62chevy** » 2010-11-02 03:42

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.

Coco · #2276 Post by **Coco** » 2010-11-02 11:32

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.

Looks can be deceiving! Tis pure Xfce!

limestone · #2277 Post by **limestone** » 2010-11-02 17:08

uc50ic4more 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.

10 out of 10 buddy, nice job

bmc5311 · #2278 Post by **bmc5311** » 2010-11-04 01:44

awesome -

MeanDean · #2279 Post by **MeanDean** » 2010-11-04 12:31

so do all the cool kids run awesome now....and openbox is like soooooo last week....

Hadret · #2280 Post by **Hadret** » 2010-11-04 14:39

Xfce 4.6.2 @ Debian GNU/kFreeBSD x64

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