This is mine. A simple clean xfce4 desktop witch conky, cairo clock, cheser icon theme and wow gtk theme Also I use comfortaa font. Download http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/9346/screenshot113012014529.png
This is a new one. Maybe my best conky config and a very nice theme! http://oi50.tinypic.com/3447deb.jpg
I use xfce4. Theme Download You will need a little hack. Because panel image is very small and will look bad with "panel row size" over 20 (This is an option of panel settings on xfce4), on panel folder into gtk theme make panel-bg18-9b.png bigger. My conky config Conky's fonts Download: http://www.dafont.com/pizzadude-bullets.font http://www.dafont.com/style-bats.font http://www.dafont.com/weather.font Conky scripts Download
Well I think I dig dark solarized again, great scheme. Light background seems to work well on my AsusEEE, but too bright otherwise.
Long time no screenshot. I converted from openbox to i3 about a month ago. Here's the result: Running i3 4.3 (not from ports), using i3bar and my own script for generating items for it, dmenu for executing commands, cmus music player, xterms. Dual monitor setup, most of the action happens in right side, I use left side mostly for movies or as a programming reference/"sticky" screen. FreeBSD 9.1-PRERELEASE
With this shell script. Code:nvidia-settings -q gpucoretemp |grep '):' | cut -d ' ' -f 6,6 | sed -e 's/.\{1\}$//' You must also install nvidia-settings from ports.
This wallpaper tripped me out for a bit as I scrolled past it. Looked like the image was auto-enlarging. Do you happen to have the url of it?
Same here. I don't know whether it looks as good in reality as it does in that screenshot, but that was one mean desktop background. Maybe the effect was exacerbated because I'm on a netbook (small screen), but for a second there I honestly thought Opera was tripping on me. Fonz
I found the wallpaper here: http://www.knowledgehi.com/Sciences...s_1920x1200_wallpaper_9087/download_2560x1600
I remember the strange scroll effect also happened with screenshots of Solaris 11. edit: ...Just noticed that the background is 99% identical to Solaris 11. Now we know where Oracle stole it from http://toastytech.com/guis/sol11desktop.png
Is Solaris wallpaper. I always loved Solaris colors and defaults wallpapers http://nexenta.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/di-elliptical-blue.png http://nexenta.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/di-scurve-blue.png
For what it's worth: I think it also looks pretty cool in graphics/xv's symmetrical mirrored root mode. Fonz
FBSD-9-RELEASE - pekwm Trying to get RAM usage as low as possible while still running a usable GUI. Spoiler There must be more things I can do to lower RAM use?
I think that there are little things left to do, but for instance, you can try to stop using python and get a C based file manager, like vifm, for instance. You could also stop using htop and get the real top, wich uses less ram. And (I'm not quite sure about this): Does xombrero use less RAM in minimal mode? I do think so, since then there are no GTK thingies there. For a "reference" of using xombrero in its most minimal form you could see this: https://opensource.conformal.com/fluxbb/viewtopic.php?id=626 That's how I'm currently using xombrero. Oh, one last thing, what terminal emulator are you using? I use urxvt, but if you wanted EVEN less RAM usage, you could use the ol' xterm.
If you wanted less ram usage, you'd use /x11/sterm. Since this is a screenshot thread, I present one of the most boring looking desktops ever.
