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LM13XFCE

LM13XFCE again
One of the default walls with the saturation turned down a bit.
Mint-x theme and borders
F-Dark icons.
Some tweaks

lKingjr, that looks really nice!

exploder wrote:lKingjr, that looks really nice!

danke

Ok so first time running Arch Linux.

Theme Info: http://mmesantos1.deviantart.com/art/Ar ... -311780188

mmesantos1 wrote:Ok so first time running Arch Linux.

I'll be darned. Looks nice here as well.

lKingjr wrote:

mmesantos1 wrote:Ok so first time running Arch Linux.

I'll be darned. Looks nice here as well.

Thank you kindly Lou.

most welcome

Linux Mint Debian Edition
Openbox Session

I'm a minimalist.

No panel: if I need to know the time, I'm a click away from it.

Link to larger size: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37319613@N08/7483954232/

nextdistroplease wrote:Linux Mint Debian Edition
Openbox Session

I'm a minimalist.

No panel: if I need to know the time, I'm a click away from it.

I have a watch.

lKingjr wrote:

nextdistroplease wrote:Linux Mint Debian Edition
Openbox Session

I'm a minimalist.

No panel: if I need to know the time, I'm a click away from it.

I have a watch.

Precisely. A panel just takes up space and resources.

I keep a 24 pixel margin at the top of the window for mouse-clicking, scrolling between desktops, etc.

On my new Thinkpad Edge laptop > simple, minimal, light
The OS does what I expect it to do, when I expect it - otherwise stays out of my way.

Debian-6.0.4 Squeeze (stable+backports)
Fluxbox 1.3.2 (Window Manager)
tint2 (panel/taskbar)
Conky (system monitor)

Great wallpaper by: relhom > http://relhom.deviantart.com/art/Darkli ... 2448&qo=31

New Arch setup.

Theme Info: http://mmesantos1.deviantart.com/art/Ar ... -312583845

nicely done Marc. I'll be over to say the same thing shortly

lKingjr wrote:nicely done Marc. I'll be over to say the same thing shortly

Thank you very much both here and on LSF DA.

mmesantos1 wrote:

lKingjr wrote:nicely done Marc. I'll be over to say the same thing shortly

Thank you very much both here and on LSF DA.

welcome ^2

Mine's nothing special. Simple yet very effective and easy to navigate, everything at 1 place.

Still have to tweak the menu tho, change apps and stuff. And looking for another wallpaper when I have some time.

lKingjr wrote:LM13XFCE again
One of the default walls with the saturation turned down a bit.
Mint-x theme and borders
F-Dark icons.
Some tweaks

what font is that on top of the apps?

Kozz wrote:

lKingjr wrote:LM13XFCE again
One of the default walls with the saturation turned down a bit.
Mint-x theme and borders
F-Dark icons.
Some tweaks

what font is that on top of the apps?

Aovel Neo