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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

I just realized that this color scheme is very close to what I did when I posted my first gnome-shell theme suite on DeviantArt in 2011 (bottom 2 scrots, sadly the other image links are dead). I called it "Executive". Lol.

https://www.deviantart.com/hhhorb/art/E … -273020713

https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca88777 … 75w-2x.jpg

Iceweasel and DeaDBeef, good times.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

Nice shots fellas !

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

swayfx - sway with some eye candy. Rounded corners, shadows, blur, dim ...

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ Nice. Try adding...

[Settings]
gtk-application-prefer-dark-theme=1

... to ~/.config/gtk-4.0/settings.ini to see if you can that one rogue app (GNOME Calulator?) to go dark.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ OR:

Any gtk application can be run with a theme of your choice.

Example:

$ GTK_THEME=Adwaita:dark gnome-calculator

It is enough to change the Exec  line in the .desktop  file.

EDIT
If you don't have the full theme,  just the dark or light   version:

Example:

$ GTK_THEME=Mcata-dark gnome-calculator

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ Nice. Try adding...

[Settings]
gtk-application-prefer-dark-theme=1

... to ~/.config/gtk-4.0/settings.ini to see if you can that one rogue app (GNOME Calulator?) to go dark.

Didn't work, but that's ok since I use light gtk themes.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

@darknetmatrix, love the Grudge macabre theme. Very cool. Having trouble with the link though.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ nice. yaru-colors for the grey theme? Turkey for the wallpaper? How do you like GNOME (pros/cons)? This icon theme?...

https://github.com/cbrnix/Newaita

Can't say I'm loving the panel icons. Looking kind of pixelated.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ nice. yaru-colors for the grey theme? Turkey for the wallpaper? How do you like GNOME (pros/cons)? This icon theme?...

https://github.com/cbrnix/Newaita

Can't say I'm loving the panel icons. Looking kind of pixelated.

Gnome is pretty good so far. Haven't used it for years so a bit of a memory curve. Yes to Turkey wallpaper and the icon theme.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

Using @hhh 's Yaru stuff unashamedly!

labwc+native_menu/sfwbar/wofi/lxterminal->fastfetch

Trying to get consistency of transparency - getting close.

(ignore the theme errors in fastfetch - wip)

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

Conky as a line (cribbed from @S11) 

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

Warp terminal (commercial)

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

jwm

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ Looking good. Ol' skool. When did JWM first get released?

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ When did JWM first get released?

Quite a while ago

JWM
A window manager for X11 written in C. This is perhaps the oldest project I still maintain (started in 2003).

and it works well with tint2, conky, jgmenu -

doesn't have the fine-grained control over window management like similar wm's (openbox, fluxbox. fvwm etc ...)

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

Top again fellas.

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Re: August 2024 Screenshot Thread

^ When did JWM first get released?

Quite a while ago

JWM
A window manager for X11 written in C. This is perhaps the oldest project I still maintain (started in 2003).

I was curious about Openbox because of this, according to Wikipedia it was first released in 2002!

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