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Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2012 9:22 pm
by dgilluly
A little late(admins and moderators feel free to move this to a newer thread, but here are my customizations. Linux Mint 13 x64 Cinnamon edition running on my desktop, using it as my primary OS because my MSDNAA expired and my hard drive bit the dust :( , so I have this on a spare 500GB HDD. Since I come from a Windows origin, I was aiming for a result of; if Windows XP and Mac OSX had a child, and ended up using Cinnamon combined with AWN and screenlets.
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Environment: Cinnamon
Additions: AWN + Screenlets
Cinnamon Theme: Mictlan
GTK+ and Window Theme: Adwaita
Icon Theme: Mint X

Pretty much bone stock other than a few minor changes, but I'm kind of new at being able to customize the entire desktop experience :)
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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 9:49 am
by cwwgateway
@dgilluly
The image is very small. Is there a chance you could make it bigger?

Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 11:43 pm
by vrkalak
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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 3:05 pm
by twodogs
Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon Maya 64-bit

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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 7:18 pm
by zerozero
lmde-kde: having fun with the "cube"
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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 6:27 pm
by cwwgateway
Mint 13 upgraded to the quantal/nadia repos:
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I have to say that even though this is unsupported and pre-RC, it is very nice. Both the icon theme (now bimsebasse's mint-xtra) and the Mint X theme have been updated, although the Mint X theme only slightly. I really like that the icon theme is now much better looking. It also runs a lot faster than Ubuntu 12.10.

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:49 am
by twodogs
cwwgateway wrote:Mint 13 upgraded to the quantal/nadia repos:
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I have to say that even though this is unsupported and pre-RC, it is very nice. Both the icon theme (now bimsebasse's mint-xtra) and the Mint X theme have been updated, although the Mint X theme only slightly. I really like that the icon theme is now much better looking. It also runs a lot faster than Ubuntu 12.10.
WOW! This does look sweet!

Chris, a couple of questions...
1) is the gtk theme included with the upgrade or did you get it somewhere else?
2) same thing for the wallpaper, it looks nice!

I'm going to do this to my setup tomorrow morning. I'll post a screeny when done.
Looks good!

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:43 pm
by neruson1981
Linux Mint 13 Maya Xfce 64 bit

GTK theme: Zukitwo Dark
Icons: AwOken
Font: Analecta

*Click thumbnails for full screen view*

Clean:
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Dirty:
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I love Xfce. It's so simple and with a few minor tweaks and can look very beautiful and even with AWN, Synapse and Xfwm running FULL compositing it's still blazing fast :)

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 1:38 pm
by cwwgateway
twodogs wrote:
cwwgateway wrote:Mint 13 upgraded to the quantal/nadia repos:
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I have to say that even though this is unsupported and pre-RC, it is very nice. Both the icon theme (now bimsebasse's mint-xtra) and the Mint X theme have been updated, although the Mint X theme only slightly. I really like that the icon theme is now much better looking. It also runs a lot faster than Ubuntu 12.10.
WOW! This does look sweet!

Chris, a couple of questions...
1) is the gtk theme included with the upgrade or did you get it somewhere else?
2) same thing for the wallpaper, it looks nice!

I'm going to do this to my setup tomorrow morning. I'll post a screeny when done.
Looks good!
Thanks :) . Everything there installed by default - that's the Mint-X theme and the wallpaper is there by default. I haven't figured out how to get the internet working yet, so I haven't been able to download any themes or wallpapers.

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:48 pm
by palo
neruson1981 wrote:Linux Mint 13 Maya Xfce 64 bit
Very, very nice.

Pat

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 7:56 pm
by cwwgateway
neruson1981 wrote:Linux Mint 13 Maya Xfce 64 bit

GTK theme: Zukitwo Dark
Icons: AwOken
Font: Analecta

*Click thumbnails for full screen view*

Clean:
Image

Dirty:
Image

I love Xfce. It's so simple and with a few minor tweaks and can look very beautiful and even with AWN, Synapse and Xfwm running FULL compositing it's still blazing fast :)
Yeah, that's a good looking desktop. I should do more with Xfce - I run it on my old PC but my main laptop runs Mint 13 Cinnamon.

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 5:03 pm
by zerozero
Nadia Cinnamon
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the wallpapers available are all (imo) great pictures; this is just one.
cinnamon theme in use Void (not easy to chose one between 29 available in the default installation)
mint-x icon theme saw a great improvement (tks bimsebasse :) )

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 6:24 pm
by squeezy
Nadia MATE 64-bit.
Backdrop is one of the stock photos.
Even in RC form, this is a great Mint release!

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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:43 am
by zerozero
ok :D nadia cinnamon day one
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cinnamon theme: Dark Void here
window theme: Black Widow-GTK here
gtk theme: DeLorean-Dark-Theme-3.6 here
icons: AwOken here
wall: kinoka here

running app: terminal (fullscreen); nemo and FF

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 2:55 pm
by tdockery97
Just a simple Mint 14 Cinnamon RC installation:

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Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 3:46 pm
by zerozero
and a nice one as well tdoc :D

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 4:15 pm
by tdockery97
Thanks zerozero. :)

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 5:31 pm
by bimsebasse
zerozero wrote:mint-x icon theme saw a great improvement (tks bimsebasse :) )
Funny thing, I seem to remember having put a lot of effort in it but the only icon change I really notice is Firefox, VLC and MintInstall. Maybe I should have just uploaded those three icons :)

Particularly nice to see the new VLC icon, the old one was sorta drab: http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?at ... 1281643299

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 7:56 pm
by exploder
bimsebasse, you are a busy man! You make a lot of cool stuff for Linux Mint and your work is very much appreciated. :D

Re: Desktop Screenshots Thread - November 2012

Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:10 pm
by twodogs
exploder wrote:bimsebasse, you are a busy man! You make a lot of cool stuff for Linux Mint and your work is very much appreciated. :D
So do you, exploder! Thank you.