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Very cool looking desktop, nice work :beer

Don't want to ruin someone else's topic, but is it possible to run that in the tint2 panel ? If not, do you know of any alternatives ? I've noticed pnmixer and volwheel (which i typically use) aren't in the ports tree.

Any plans to make a MATE version of GhostBSD?

I'm guessing it's the block pointer rewrite, he mentioned.

Nice desktop, looks like a very productive desktop (unlike mine ;) ) Think I might give freeBSD another try this weekend, now that the 9.0 is out.

Very nice openbox desktop, can I get a link to the wallpaper? Thanks

Wow ! the wallpaper, the minimalism of everything, im jealous :e Awesome desktop :beer

I've seen a few blog posts and articles about people who have recovered their stolen laptop because of this, would be great to have on FreeBSD.

Cool desktop, that wallpaper is awesome :h

Yes as they are both window managers. If your unsure what one to use just use google and look at the features each one has and what people think of them. I've never really used Fluxbox so I'm not sure what the differences are between them.

I think you probably won't notice any difference running it on Linux instead of FreeBSD, That page only shows Ubuntu and gentoo because that is the OS the person was using to play the game. It doesn't mean you could achieve the same results on FreeBSD.

I often distro-hop between various linux distros and FreeBSD. I've used KDE4,Gnome2,OpenBox,XFCE and a little bit of fluxbox. Currently I'm using Gnome3 on Arch Linux. My favourite window manager would be openbox, loved it when i was using it on CrunchBang Linux. Will probably use it on FreeBSD...

If you are going to be installing openbox, then you will need a task panel which will show all of the applications you have open. An example would be tint2. the port name for tint2 is tint (whereis tint) You will not need tint2 if you are installing fluxbox.

Remember if your installing OpenBox, you will need a task panel like tint2, the port for it is called tint

If you go to wineHQ, you can search for a specific application or game and see how well it runs for other wine users. Each result is given a medal/rating on how well it runs. It seems the Bad Company 2 results have only gotten Bronze, here's the link -...

I tried to use that, but one of its dependencies was taking forever to compile, although i might install FreeBSD again and see if i can get it running.

I read a few days ago that DragonFlyBSD now has fully-compatible Truecrypt implementation called tcplay. This is great news personally for me as Truecrypt support was only the thing that was really stopping me from using FreeBSD as my main OS. I was wanting to know if there's any plans to...

The way you have the dock on the left for shortcuts, then having the tint2 panel along the top with dzen.

Nice desktop, like the layout you have chosen for everything.

Thanks for the info guys, think I might do an install this week and see how it runs for me.