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| Aah! Just as I thought,- there has been some commits to evas which probably broke the current themes. |
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Dralnu
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wallpaper?
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| Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 11:39 am Post subject: |
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| ppurka wrote: | | Aah! Just as I thought,- there has been some commits to evas which probably broke the current themes. |
evil evas, either that or its the emotion in e17, emotions are bad in computers, rofl. oh well, I may have to design my own theme now, I was tempted to do it earlier but really liked the dark one I had...
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e17 broken!
e playing with firefox
e getting dirty
e17 dirty
The default theme seems to work fine, they beat the snot out of some functionality tho
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Do I get to post here again without changing my desktop from yesterday?
http://www.shaferlabs.com/index.php?id=compiz/compiz
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vibrokatana
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I think ive seen that link posted atleast 5 times so far 
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| Ha1f wrote: | FreeBSD again from me 
im just starting a gentoo install on my desktop... (you know that point where you just get COMPLETELY fed up using Windows? I've hit that wall...)  |
What wm and pager is that? (nice wallpaper by the way  ) |
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Dralnu
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| onlinepancakes wrote: | http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/6137/01oct2006092416gz5.png
Back on Fluxbox 1.0RC2-R2.. |
Think I've seen that before, but still, great job at making everything match!
This is almost as good as the "My Little Ponies" desktop someone posted awhile back (this, though, it alot more standable then the pink theme)
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New theme for October...
shit brown 
Fluxbox + gDesklets + Brownie theme
Clean
Amarok
aterm + FireFox + kopete
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| Dralnu wrote: | | (this, though, it alot more standable then the pink theme) |
What is wrong with pink?
| RageOfOrder wrote: | New theme for October...
shit brown |
nice..shit
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[quote="vibrokatana"] | Dralnu wrote: | | (this, though, it alot more standable then the pink theme) |
What is wrong with pink? [/quote[
Bright pink. It hurts ones eyes.
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| Dralnu wrote: | | vibrokatana wrote: | | Dralnu wrote: | | (this, though, it alot more standable then the pink theme) |
What is wrong with pink? |
Bright pink. It hurts ones eyes. |
True men like extremely bright pink
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OK, here's an update.
http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/7569/screenshot20061001eh9.jpg
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http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/40710985/
October gnome-xgl-compiz goodness
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lmao.
ikaro... still on windows, huh? |
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very nice look, link to the wallpaper?
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Dralnu
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That seems to be a popular wallpaper. How well does KDE handle XGL at the moment?
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| Dralnu wrote: | | That seems to be a popular wallpaper. How well does KDE handle XGL at the moment? |
Very well. I've been running compiz for a couple months. I notice no performance difference between XGL/Compiz and kwin. One thing that's broken though is the desktop pager. It seems to be broken in nearly every window manager though. It only shows one virtual desktop even though there are four. (There's a patch on kde-look to get the desktop pager to work with compiz though.) Another thing is sometimes I leave my computer on while I'm at work, and when I get home 8 hours later, the window manager has slowed to a crawl. Minimizing or moving windows is extremely choppy. A restart of XGL fixes it. So clearly there are some bugs and stability glitches. Moving and resizing windows is also laggy at times, compared with more lightweight and stable window managers. A final quirk about using it with KDE is that you may be required to install a bunch of Gnome deps (gconf for example); but I have Gnome installed anyways so it's not an issue. Anyone who wants to keep things minimalistic is probably not running XGL in the first place though.  XGL/Compiz is still plenty usable on a daily basis. It's also extremely easy to keep up-to-date via layman.
Occassionally another bug will come along that outright prevents XGL from starting, so you'd be very wise to keep a working Xorg install around if you start using XGL however.
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It seems compositing is pretty popular; every current or impending release of the desktop environments have support for the extension -- of course, XFce had it first.
I never realized how wild everyone kept their desktops; very inspiring indeed. Though, I still like my lighter interface, despite it being murder on this CRT. I can't wait until I get those two LCD panels.
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| andrewd18 wrote: | Eugh, October already? Oh, might as well.
Blarg.
Gnome 2.16, Conky, and my new favorite applet, Revelation. Whee. |
Class wallpaper, is it a capture fro Celestia, a game or just some random art? |
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