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Another page on the calendar flips, and it's February March April. And there was much rejoicing! *weak, despondent cheers*
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Conky & wall from adni18 rainmeter skin
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-edit- thumbnail by hhh. Thank you for starting this month's thread!
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Conky & wall from adni18 rainmeter skin
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So creative. And gorgeous.
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I'm sorry for posting this message here. Now I can't find the topic where johnraff took a trip and posted some pictures out of it. Those were very good for wallpapers, I downloaded a couple of them. Also when some other user talked about Charleston, South Carolina LOL, good pictures of that too.
Wasn't it about "nice" things or something like that, the thread that escapes me now? I went a good deal through the big "wallpapers" thread but couldn't find it. T_T
"Lithium" style is green? Why?! :(
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I'm sorry for posting this message here. Now I can't find the topic where johnraff took a trip and posted some pictures out of it. Those were very good for wallpapers, I downloaded a couple of them. Also when some other user talked about Charleston, South Carolina LOL, good pictures of that too.
Wasn't it about "nice" things or something like that, the thread that escapes me now? I went a good deal through the big "wallpapers" thread but couldn't find it. T_T
this one - https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=6707 ?
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Another page on the calendar flips, and it's February March April. And there was much rejoicing! *weak, despondent cheers*
Post your screenshots here, all operating systems, desktop managers, window managers, etc... are welcome!
We do have a thumbnail rule, no full size images please. Use your favorite image host. We like imgur because it plays nice with xfce4-screenshooter, installed by default on BunsenLabs.
Cheers, and thanks for your continued use of the BunsenLabs forums!
Thx to PackRat for the words.
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link to full-size image - https://i.postimg.cc/dvfKqgR9/2023-04-06-06-20-39.png
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Thx to PackRat for the words.
I borrowed them from @hhh
and I guess you forgot about this - https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 95#p126995
Need a moderator cleanup on the screenshot aisle.
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^merged and stickied.
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I love your round corners and a wonderful wallpaper.
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Dobbie03 wrote:I love your round corners and a wonderful wallpaper.
Thanks, rounded corners are via picom. Wallpaper is from wallhaven.cc.
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this one - https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=6707 ?
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"Lithium" style is green? Why?! :(
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Been messing with pfetch a bit. A nice alternative to neofetch.
Looks great, what file did you edit to achieve that? I was looking around yesterday morning on how to edit and could find a config file to tweak.
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sleekmason wrote:Been messing with pfetch a bit. A nice alternative to neofetch.
Looks great, what file did you edit to achieve that? I was looking around yesterday morning on how to edit and could find a config file to tweak.
Thanks! Initially I got the .bashrc line from @manyroads and then adjusted from there. I added a logo into the pfetch script around line 1520 or so to match the other entries:
([Ll]ilidog*)
read_ascii 2 <<-EOF
${c2} LLDDD+ +LDDLD+
${c2} L:::::=LD:::::LDLLDD+
${c2} D=:::::=LD:::::=LD++:=+D
${c2} D-::::=LDD-::::+LD-::::=D
${c2} L+--==+++===++LDD+:::::-D
${c2} +++==:::::::::-+D-:::::=D
${c2} D=::::::::::::::::+D++==+D
${c2} D=::::::::::::::::+LD+-:-+D
${c2} DLL++-::::::::::-D:::::-+D
${c2} DL+:::::::::+D=-::=+D
${c2} D=:::::::-LDLDLD+
${c2} LDD+LD+
EOF
;;
*Note that '/etc/os_release' needs to match the top line (distro name) for the logo to work.
and then I used the commands normally put into .bashrc as a terminal line into a separate script like so:
#!/bin/bash
echo; PF_INFO="ascii title os host kernel uptime pkgs memory shell editor wm palette" PF_SEP=" -->" PF_COL1=6 PF_COL2=4 PF_COL3=6 pfetch-backend; echo
(Note that I renamed the pfetch script to 'pfetch-backend' for my personal use, so I can still call it the script with 'pfetch'. A bit hacky I suppose:)
Still missing a line as 'editor' fails to register, nor does 'desktop', though I couldn't really tell how the option would be used.
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Dobbie03 wrote:sleekmason wrote:Been messing with pfetch a bit. A nice alternative to neofetch.
Looks great, what file did you edit to achieve that? I was looking around yesterday morning on how to edit and could find a config file to tweak.
Thanks! Initially I got the .bashrc line from @manyroads and then adjusted from there. I added a logo into the pfetch script around line 1520 or so to match the other entries:
([Ll]ilidog*) read_ascii 2 <<-EOF ${c2} LLDDD+ +LDDLD+ ${c2} L:::::=LD:::::LDLLDD+ ${c2} D=:::::=LD:::::=LD++:=+D ${c2} D-::::=LDD-::::+LD-::::=D ${c2} L+--==+++===++LDD+:::::-D ${c2} +++==:::::::::-+D-:::::=D ${c2} D=::::::::::::::::+D++==+D ${c2} D=::::::::::::::::+LD+-:-+D ${c2} DLL++-::::::::::-D:::::-+D ${c2} DL+:::::::::+D=-::=+D ${c2} D=:::::::-LDLDLD+ ${c2} LDD+LD+ EOF ;;
*Note that '/etc/os_release' needs to match the top line (distro name) for the logo to work.
and then I used the commands normally put into .bashrc as a terminal line into a separate script like so:
#!/bin/bash echo; PF_INFO="ascii title os host kernel uptime pkgs memory shell editor wm palette" PF_SEP=" -->" PF_COL1=6 PF_COL2=4 PF_COL3=6 pfetch-backend; echo
(Note that I renamed the pfetch script to 'pfetch-backend' for my personal use, so I can still call it the script with 'pfetch'. A bit hacky I suppose:)
Still missing a line as 'editor' fails to register, nor does 'desktop', though I couldn't really tell how the option would be used.
Magic, thanks. Much appreciated.
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"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees."
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^ Nice theme; for Boron I hope.
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