Let's start it again
It's been a while since I last changed the looks, so this year I made some changes.
My laptop has basically the same settings with a different background.
Xfce.
I just changed/enhanced Desktop's colors, and here and there I replaced (eg, also in Conky) images with the "Awesome Font Pro"
Setup my nice home computer for simplicity to actually get some work done. No frills. No more constantly playing around with some Plasma setting (I'm not saying it's not fun. It's just not conducive to me actually accomplishing anything. And it brings me back to my early days and the years I spent with Linux Mint. A little bit of nostalgia on this Cinnamon build. Special thanks to @anon96998563 for the wallpaper.
Love the small print under the Arch logo.
As do I. I LOVE it. Alas, I cannot take credit for that, and special thanks has gone out to the man I got it from already.
Thanks - I should point out that I kinda stole the idea from some anonymous person who had made a lower resolution, less good-looking (IMHO) version that I stumbled upon on the web some time back .
Hello,
This month XFCE session with Herbstluftwm as window manager.
Empty:
Full, with transparency on unfocused window.
Fred
Down to earth for May. From the artist Shin jong hun...
Gruvbox-dark-gtk in AUR if you want your GTK to match the Gruvbox KDE theme.
Also, works with a more minimal zen approach....
Yes, it's lemonbar with my own bash script. It is inspired by lemonpanel
and limepanel
from bspwm edition by @Chrysostomus. There is an old thread about that simplepanel
.
Wow, was a good read to follow the development of those and especially the rofimenu! Thank you!
Finished my transition from XFCE to i3wm. Minimal setup with feature parity of my XFCE setup. Loving the workflow now. Hope you're all safe!
What bar do you use?
i3bar. I like to stay with the defaults wherever possible. Just a bit of fontawesome5 is all.
I have apps assigned to workspaces so that when they are opened it is opened in that particular workspace. That is where I use the fontawesome5 to distinguish the workspaces.
I use i3bar too, how did you get the live network speed there?
Add the below to /etc/i3status.conf
order += "wireless _first_"
wireless _first_ {
format_up = "W: (%quality at %essid, %bitrate @ %frequency) %ip"
format_down = "W: down"
}
This will do it.