Screenshots - 2008

etnlWings · 2008-08-08 11:20:30

First serious update I've done to my system's style in probably a year.

Thinking I might mod my window manager theme so the active window border is the same dark shade as my menus/panel.

systemx · 2008-08-15 21:44:27

TomE wrote:

I've been using this wm and gtk theme a long with the wallpaper for a while,

Love the Xfwm4 theme. Can I get it from yah?

TomE · 2008-08-17 20:11:11

systemx wrote:

TomE wrote:
I've been using this wm and gtk theme a long with the wallpaper for a while,
Love the Xfwm4 theme. Can I get it from yah?

Sure, I've been meaning to upload it since I did it in October last year :oops:
xfce-look

I've got a port of Clearloks-Gummy that I've been meaning to upload as well. I've just got to find it, I've got a new hard drive since I last used it and will have to dig it out from my backups.

nightmorph · 2008-09-10 02:03:35

This is my main desktop workstation, rather busy.

Distribution: Gentoo Linux on AMD64
Applications: Thunar, irssi (in Terminal), Decibel Audio Player. Xfapplet is in the panel, running sensors-applet and fast-user-switch.
Font: Verdana 12, 96 DPI
Icons: Tango
gtk+ theme: Rezlooks-Gil-Ouch
Xfwm4 theme: Axe
Background: Colibri/Blossom Spring, from fulldesktop.com. The Mac version places everything on the left side.

Here's the desktop again, this time uncluttered. Pretty, pretty background!

nelamvr6 · 2008-09-11 03:13:41

Here's mine, Linux Mint Elyssa Xfce with Compiz Fusion enabled:

nelamvr6 · 2008-09-13 03:52:07

nelamvr6 wrote:

Here's mine, Linux Mint Elyssa Xfce with Compiz Fusion enabled:

nelamvr6 · 2008-09-26 00:45:23

My new notebook:

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_Fred_ · 2008-09-28 10:20:22

pronto wrote:

You simply have to tell me/find out where that road is! :-)

Fred.

k0r · 2008-09-29 01:12:44

MichaelMH wrote:

Gwyniveth is that and emerald theme? I think I'm using the same, or a similar one on my setup.
Have not yet configured ncmpc yet so its a bit bland. Screen has got a cool bar at the bottom which shows you all the open applications.

hey, what music player are you using in that screenshot and how did you get the window boarders to not show?

nightmorph · 2008-09-29 04:44:46

As the original poster already said, the music player is ncmpc. There's a newer spinoff available called ncmpcpp written in C++ that adds features.

The windows are done by Emerald; the OP is using compiz-fusion rather than xfwm4 to manage windows.

bailbath · 2008-10-01 18:47:58

Here is my screenshot XFCE running on Ubuntu with compiz enabled, Screenlets and AWN.Includes a backdrop of James Toseland Motogp rider can you spot it?
Ian