"Windows" login manager

[doc_holliday]

I found this login manager. It's hilarious.

http://postimg.org/image/79owfkfef
[img=480x270]http://postimg.org/image/79owfkfef[/img]

OMG, I was laughing for a while. Check out what it says at the bottom

And it actually works too! You can log in with it and it will launch your KDE, Gnome, etc. (I only tried it
with KDE though.) I made an ebuild for it in case anyone wants to give it a try:

https://github.com/holliday/holliday/blob/master/x11-misc/camel/camel-3.2.2-r1.ebuild

One unfortunate thing is that it requires clang and libcxx (and libcxx needs to be un-keyworded).

To get it working, set DISPAYMANAGER="camel" in /etc/conf.d/xdm, if you are using OpenRC.
For systemd folks (like me), disable your current login manager and enable camel. Eg:

systemctl disable kdm
systemctl enable camel

Or if you just want to fire it up once, launch "camel :1" as root. (I tried as normal user,
but it hangs for some reason.)

To get the Windows theme, you have to edit /etc/camel.conf and change theme_name
from default to redmond. It also has ariya and elarun, which look like KDE themes.

I am gonna go ROFLMAO some more.

-Doc

[mf2]

Wow, this is perfect for these people who always manage to infect their computer with the newest malware. Nice find!

Combine this with the XFCE Windows 7 theme, dockbarx and create a fake Internet Explorer shortcut for firefox.

[doc_holliday]

I am gonna do that for my wife. She keeps complaining that Linux looks too different

On a more serious note: is anybody able to take a look at the code and figure out how it can be compiled without clang and libcxx?