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linux mint, modified a bit so that it can be used by elderly people and people who don't know a lot about how to use a computer. ease of use, accesibility
everything is bigger now!! which makes it better and more understandable for everyone.
I recently installed gentoo with xfce!
I finally installed gentoo with xfce!!
just classic gnome 2 style taskbar
a classic linux setup most users can relate to
xfce, mpv: media title scrolling in the panel.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21801277
https://gitlab.com/christosangel/genmon-mpv
This project is created for use with the xfce desktop environment, and the mpv media player.
With the use of the Generic Monitor panel plugin, it displays scrolling the name of the file or the stream playing with mpv.
If another instance of mpv starts playing, genmon-mpv will display the most recently opened title of file/stream.
As soon as an mpv instance displayed is closed, and another previous instance is still open, genmon-mpv will display the title of the still open file/stream.
This project is consisted of two scripts, one in bash, and one in lua. Any feedback is most welcome.
xfce, mpv: media title scrolling in the panel.
https://gitlab.com/christosangel/genmon-mpv
This project is created for use with the xfce desktop environment, and the mpv media player.
With the use of the Generic Monitor panel plugin, it displays scrolling the name of the file or the stream playing with mpv.
If another instance of mpv starts playing, genmon-mpv will display the most recently opened title of file/stream.
As soon as an mpv instance displayed is closed, and another previous instance is still open, genmon-mpv will display the title of the still open file/stream.
This project is consisted of two scripts, one in bash, and one in lua. Any feedback is most welcome.
I had some nostalgia for Old Macs, a sacrificial laptop, a free afternoon and a Debian Pendrive.
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Icons and themes courtesy of https://github.com/shadyproject/Platinum9 Wallpaper: none
& why plain android is even allowed
Terminal : Termux? , Kitty
DE: XFCE, Launcher: Lynx
Plugins: Termux:Float, Termux:X11
Music widget: VLC android
Launcher icons : Lux
Retro vibes
Making some changes to the last desktop settings, new wallpapers, new icon set, new cursors. I've choose the C64 vibes. Cheers mates!
Well it's a start I guess
Distro - xubuntu Dock - Plank Theme - fluent-round-Dark Icons - Papirus-dark
I also have ulauncher installed but it closed every time I tried to screenshot
This is all, I'm a beginner, laugh if you want, the theme doesn't work with some apps like KDE connect but it's alright I guess
I call it: "Gnome 2 at Home"
...But honestly, I'm not really sure how close I got to the actual Gnome 2 look. I dig it tho.
OS: EndeavourOS
Theme: Orchis (Red)
Icons: Reversal (Red)
Terminal: XFCE Terminal
Window Manager: Xfwm4
Shell: ZSH
Wallpaper: Not really sure, I've had it for a while. Artist is LAM tho
siduction kicks ass!
- Distro: siduction 2023.01.01
- GTK/Qt Theme: Dracula
- Icons: Obsidian-Purple
- Cursor: cz-Hickson-Black
- Shell: /usr/bin/zsh
I found the wallpaper on Unsplash a while ago. I can't be bothered to find it again, so here's the image on Catbox.
First rice, followed a tutorial and made my own changes.
Please don't judge too hard, it's my first rice. 💀
a darker and more elegant take on my previous configuration
gtk theme is materia-dark-compact
system and terminal fonts are inter and liberation mono respectively
the background is originally from nashville96 but with a grayscale filter applied
recommend using gtk3-classic for a consistent user experience. it can be seen in the second screenshot
Blast from the Past using Chicago 95 theme
I wanted a bit of a nostalgia for my old repurposed work laptop. Here's the repo for Chicago95: https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95
Finally made the switch to BSD
