FreeBSD Screen Shots

[grahamperrin]

London, 1972:

 

[fjdlr]

I always come back to wmaker, my first true "amour"

 

[Alain De Vos]

Less is more. Openbox+mate-panel & gray background.

 

[grahamperrin]

KDE Plasma on a cheap old notebook (circa 2008) that I got yesterday from a charity shop.

• Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Li3710 L3710MREM2GB <https://bsd-hardware.info/?probe=387bf3d18f&d=FreeBSD>
• similar (less memory): <https://icecat.biz/p/fujitsu/vfy-l3710mrim2nl/amilo-notebooks-amilo+li+3710-3876246.html>
• Intel Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller PCI 8086:2a43:1734:1160
• graphics/drm-510-kmod on FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE without x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel
• using poudriere to build emulators/virtualbox-ose
• I suspect that this amd64 host will be limited to 32-bit guests
• I'm not immediately concerned about the 554 disk errors, because an HDAT2 write to the entire device was error-free
• the battery might be prone to suddenly losing its charge, I'll not test properly until after completion of the run of poudriere
• for £30, I can't complain

$ pfetch
/\,-'''''-,/\    grahamperrin@fuji
\_)       (_/    os     FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE
|           |    host   Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6400 @ 2.00GHz
|           |    uptime 2h 54m
 ;         ;     pkgs   1034
  '-_____-'      memory 665M / 3891M

Unknown Intel device id: 0x2A42 · Issue #20 · Dr-Noob/gpufetch

grahamperrin@fuji:~/dev/gpufetch % ./gpufetch [ERROR]: Unkown Intel device id: 0x2A42 Please, create a new issue with this error message on https://github.com/Dr-Noob/gpufetch/issues [ERROR]: No GP...

github.com

 

[orhankur]

FreeBSD 13.1 with Gnome 42

 

[fjdlr]

Hi, guys
Blues....

 

[Deleted member 70435]

 

[qorg11]

I didn't know that these "desktop threads" were almost as old as the FreeBSD version that implemented ZFS. This is my current desktop. I like y2k aesthetics.

I always come back to wmaker, my first true "amour"

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Mind sharing your conky configuration?

 

[garaksarr]

I'm stuck in the 90s.

 

[Deleted member 67862]

I like y2k aesthetics.

Me too! Apparently it's "dated", but if anything it looks more modern than what we have now. We've taken steps backward.

I'm stuck in the 90s.

Interesting color scheme for CDE or NSCDE I've never seen before. I like it.

 

[garaksarr]

Me too! Apparently it's "dated", but if anything it looks more modern than what we have now. We've taken steps backward.

Interesting color scheme for CDE or NSCDE I've never seen before. I like it.

The colour scheme is called 'Northern Sky'. It came installed with CDE.

 

[Voltaire]

FreeBSD 12.3 + ZFS + XFCE. I've been using FreeBSD 12 for almost four years.

 

[matt_k]

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The amount of icons.... its driving me nuts

j/k, looks amazing. Whats that system info/news program?

 

[Voltaire]

The amount of icons.... its driving me nuts

j/k, looks amazing. Whats that system info/news program?

The system info/news program is Conky.
It uses a Lua script for the system information and it uses two Shell scripts for the RSS feeds.

 

[charlie137]

[swaywm]
Still wrestling with the sound, `ALC294` on ASUS seems to be broken
config: https://github.com/charlesrocket/freebsd-station

 

[Alexander88207]

 

[icodeforyou]

I decided to add one more to the collection this one comes with bspwm

 

[algi]

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I decided to add one more to the collection this one comes with bspwm

Very nice ricing! Do you mind sharing your dot files? Also thanks for inspiring me to try alacritty. It works much better with vim-airline fonts than urxvt.

 

[icodeforyou]

Very nice ricing! Do you mind sharing your dot files? Also thanks for inspiring me to try alacritty. It works much better with vim-airline fonts than urxvt.

They are not quite ready for release yet. Some things need a little rework I think. But I might once they are.

That being said, the color pallet is mostly Catppuccin. The bars are polybar with small custom shell scripts as most of the built-in scripts are made for Linux and don't work on BSD.

 

[Alain De Vos]

Labwc(openbox for wayland) + sfwbar , a nice combination,

 

[Voltaire]

Labwc(openbox for wayland) + sfwbar , a nice combination,

Do you think it works with proprietary Nvidia drivers as well?

Does it have some sort of Aero snap capability? The reason why I used to always use PeKWM was because it was easy to configure Aero snap.

 

[elgrande]

Do you think it works with proprietary Nvidia drivers as well?

Wayland does not work with Nvidia up to now. Unfortunately.
The required DRM module is said to be added to Nvidia driver by the end of this year.

 

[Alain De Vos]

I bought a very cheap accelerated AMD card as I was told AMD was more "opensource" then Nvidia.
I currently use "radeonkms" and it is working fine.

 

[Voltaire]

I bought a very cheap accelerated AMD card as I was told AMD was more "opensource" then Nvidia.
I currently use "radeonkms" and it is working fine.

I think in a month I will update my system with a powerfull AMD APU. Then I can always expand with a discrete GPU later if I ever find it necessary.

 

[Voltaire]

REBOL, by far the most productive programming language: