FreeBSD Screen Shots

[shepper]

x11-wm/openbox, x11/tint with audio/volumeicon, x11/yad tray applets and x11/wbar with a custom bar. Simple wallpaper delivered by graphics/feh. Shamelessly based on Thread 35308.

 

[sk8harddiefast]

Nice and clean

 

[vermaden]

Update ...

 

[protocelt]

Update ...

Nice clean desktop . Also nice to see your working on updating your sysutils/automount script.

 

[protocelt]

Just because.

 

[jdakhayman]

Just because.

I've tried to figure out what windows manager this. If I may, what is the window manager in use here?

 

[protocelt]

I've tried to figure out what windows manager this. If I may, what is the window manager in use here?

It's x11/kde4

 

[jdakhayman]

Thanks for the response!!

jda

 

[brahmann]

x11-wm/xfce4 + x11/slim, net-im/psi and devel/geany on systray, nothing special, last two years this is my work laptop desk, Fluxbox was before without any icons as well.
Theme x11-themes/greybird-theme

 

[BSDBernd]

x11-wm/xfce4 + x11/slim, net-im/psi and devel/geany on systray, nothing special, last two years this is my work laptop desk, Fluxbox was before without any icons as well.
Theme x11-themes/greybird-theme

Looks good! As for your console font: Do you know Courier Code: http://openfontlibrary.org/de/font/courier-code ? I love it ...

 

[brahmann]

Looks good! As for your console font: Do you know Courier Code: http://openfontlibrary.org/de/font/courier-code ? I love it ...

Thank you, yeah i saw this font but i used to Courier New in term long time ago already, and in system alltime mixed Tahoma + Verdana + Courier New = this fonts look good on my 14'' laptop screen for work.

 

[Luca79]

Nobody like Lumina?
I using it in VM and I like it.

I'm new at FreeBSD, but I already used Linux before, and I think Mate and XFCE are very good DEs.
Not liked so much x11/gnome3 and x11/cinnamon. Dislike KDE

 

[mzperx]

cwm + conky

 

[protocelt]

KDE Plasma 5 on the Workstation

 

[vermaden]

KDE Plasma 5 on the Workstation

Could You post PS1, zsh and screen/tmux config?
Thanks.

 

[protocelt]

Could You post PS1, zsh and screen/tmux config?
Thanks.

I'm using prezto for my Z Shell configuration. This is the specific prompt theme I'm using in my post above.

For tmux(1), I'm using tmuxline.vim in conjunction with my tmux.conf file, which you can find here.

 

[vermaden]

I'm using prezto for my Z Shell configuration. This is the specific prompt theme I'm using in my post above.

For tmux(1), I'm using tmuxline.vim in conjunction with my tmux.conf file, which you can find here.

Thank You.

 

[olivierd]

New desktop environment, LXQt

 

[protocelt]

Had a few hours during the weekend to tinker with my workstation desktop.

 

[lbartoletti]

Had a few hours during the weekend to tinker with my workstation desktop.
View attachment 2814

Nice and clean!
What is it? Can you post your config?

Thanks.

 

[protocelt]

Nice and clean!
What is it? Can you post your config?

Thanks.

It's a heavily customized version of the Awesome Window Manager(x11-wm/awesome). The configuration isn't really finished yet and I'll do some work on it here and there going forward as I find the time until I feel satisfied. It's quite tailored to my machine setup so unless your familiar with Lua programming and don't mind hacking on it, the configuration won't work for you as is. Not that I mind posting the configuration anyway when it's finished if your interested. It's really just the excuse I'm using to learn how to code as I don't have a programming background. Need to start somewhere and once I'm comfortable I'll move on to C.

 

[CUQHfarJ]

Had a few hours during the weekend to tinker with my workstation desktop.
View attachment 2814

Awesome is awesome!
You can post more screenshots? browser, filemanager...

 

[Crivens]

Need to start somewhere and once I'm comfortable I'll move on to C.

That means x11-wm/dwm, does it not?

 

[protocelt]

That means x11-wm/dwm, does it not?

I was thinking more along the lines of a more BSD focused project such as x11/lumina.

IIRC, x11-wm/awesome was originally forked from x11-wm/dwm so much of the core C code is probably similar/the same though I don't know that for a fact as I haven't really used DWM so am not familiar with it.

 

[ANOKNUSA]

IIRC, x11-wm/awesome was originally forked from x11-wm/dwm so much of the core C code is probably similar/the same though I don't know that for a fact as I haven't really used DWM so am not familiar with it.

That stopped being true a loooong time ago. Like, years ago. Awesome basically started when someone looked at dwm and said "Yeah, that's cool, but you know what would make it cooler? If we made it. like, the opposite of what it is now." Then they forked the code and proceeded to do all the things the dwm developers deliberately avoided and add all the features the dwm designers deliberately left out.

Lots of people do give dwm a try as a way to improve their C skills, though, since the code is tiny and simple, and hacking the source code is part of the configuration.