Nice wallpaper.tzoi516 said:
segfault said:Love your status bar at the top, been trying to get something similar in i3 but no luck. Thinking of going back to awesome. Would you mind sharing your configs?
protocelt said:segfault said:Love your status bar at the top, been trying to get something similar in i3 but no luck. Thinking of going back to awesome. Would you mind sharing your configs?
If you're referring to to my screenshot, thanks and sure. Just give me a bit to clean up the configuration file(s) and I'll post a link. I've had zero exposure to scripting or programming until a week ago when I just decided to say "why not" and dive in head first so the configuration file is shall we say "a bit horrid looking" at the moment.
hey just wondering where u got the freebsd logo icon for the awesome menu icon pretty neat.
protocelt said:hey just wondering where u got the freebsd logo icon for the awesome menu icon pretty neat.
Just the official icon with a little GIMP-foo added for taste.![]()
protocelt said:
BSDBernd said:Wow, that looks great. What themes and additions did you use for your setup? If I want to use a simple tiling wm, I usually use i3 because i like the way tiling is done in i3. How is tiling in Awesome these days?
smtp2:/usr/ports $ uname -a
FreeBSD smtp2.xxxx.com 9.2-RELEASE-p2 FreeBSD 9.2-RELEASE-p2 #2 r258858: Wed Dec 4 23:53:05 CET 2013 peter@smtp2.xxxx.com:/usr/obj/usr/src92/sys/SECKERNEL amd64
smtp2:/usr/ports $
protocelt said:
ShelLuser said:Well, I really enjoy my FreeBSD environment and considering that I'm almost using FreeBSD for one year now I suppose I could share a quick peek into one of my servers as well:
This server is scheduled to be upgraded to FreeBSD 9.2-RELEASE-p3 tomorrow eveningCode:smtp2:/usr/ports $ uname -a FreeBSD smtp2.xxxx.com 9.2-RELEASE-p2 FreeBSD 9.2-RELEASE-p2 #2 r258858: Wed Dec 4 23:53:05 CET 2013 peter@smtp2.xxxx.com:/usr/obj/usr/src92/sys/SECKERNEL amd64 smtp2:/usr/ports $
(I know it's a bit of a silly joke, but I honestly do take a bit of pride in my customized environment)
jdmssmkr said:protocelt said:
Amazing!
Links is just a generated HTML file from a LINKS file:tzoi516 said:What are you using for your links and PDFs? Thanks.
% generate_links_html.sh
usage: generate_links_html.sh LINK_FILE > generated.htm
LINK_FILE format:
| begin: CATEGORY
| http://link.com LINK_NANE
| begin: SUBCATEGORY
| http://site.net SITE_NANE
| info -- separator --
| http://blog.org BLOG_NANE
| end
| end