#1 2017-12-31 13:35:07

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RAGAMATRIX Desktop

Someone know how I can get my bunsenlabs like this:

https://www.bunsenlabs.org/img/frontpag … matrix.jpg

Thanks.

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Re: RAGAMATRIX Desktop

^ That looks like the usual tint2+openbox desktop but heavily tweaked, I'm sure the author will be able to help more if they notice this

In outline: you can change the openbox theme (the style of the window borders and buttons), the GTK theme (the style of the buttons, sliders and other widgets inside the window), the icon set, the font and the tint2 theme (the style of the panel) all from options in the "Preferences" section in the main menu.

Many third-party themes can be downloaded from various sites such as https://www.opendesktop.org/s/Window-Managers and there are lots in the Debian repositories as well.

I can also tell you that the terminal is running a program called tmux, this allows for tabing and tiling with a single terminal (or console) window and the configuration looks a lot like that used by grml:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/grml/ … /tmux.conf

So copy that file to ~/.tmux.conf and then and add this to the end of ~/.bashrc:

if [ -z "$TMUX" ]; then
	ID="$(tmux ls 2>/dev/null | awk -F':' '!/attached/{print $1}' | sed q)"
	if [ -z "$ID" ]; then
		tmux new-session
	else
		tmux attach-session -t "$ID"
	fi
fi

This will start tmux automatically and attach it to a terminal once one is opened and if tmux is already running then a new terminal window will automatically attach to the first available session.

In effect, this gives "unkillable" terminal windows — if you accidentally close a terminal then whatever was running in it will still be there the next time you open another terminal

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