cool color scheme bro, complimenting the wallpaper. btw what u use for the menu?

at last.. done setting up my ubuntu AGAIN...

still have some problems though.. sometimes after log in it cannot load the gui

@Acid
You mean the one on the right? It's the Openbox Menu (OBmenu) with custom theme. Since you didn't know what it was, I'm assuming (from your conky) that you're on the Xfce version of CrunchBang Statler? OBmenu is standard in most Openbox setups, since Openbox usually comes with nothing but the ability to manage windows.

@ZY
Sweet!! The Horsehead Nebulae has always made a good background. There's just something about it's tonal range that works so well as a desktop wallpaper.

This post has been edited by G-17: Feb 17 2011, 09:38 PM

@g-17 for g-17 to praise the wallpaper brings me to cloud nine.. hehe..
at first i thinking to use light color wallpaper. but it it doesnt contrast with the conkyy.. so i use a darker background with gradient..

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Added on February 17, 2011, 11:10 pm@g-17 for g-17 to praise the wallpaper brings me to cloud nine.. hehe..
at first i thinking to use light color wallpaper. but it it doesnt contrast with the conkyy.. so i use a darker background with gradient..

This post has been edited by zy_xcup: Feb 17 2011, 11:10 PM

Oh.. no, i'm using Openbox Crunchbang.. just that your OBmenu look a little different or i should say nicer lol

@Acid
Oh ... then it's probably the custom theme. I do have some GTKs and OBTs over at the #! forums, but most are from last year, so I dunno how they'll look next to the newer GTKs that take advantage of the stuff offered by newer gtk-engines. You're free to try them if you want.... http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/62...gallery/page/2/ ... most of the better (more complete) ones are on the end of page 2 and page 3.


Back to CLI today.


This post has been edited by G-17: Feb 23 2011, 01:19 PM

hmm , still thinkin on how to mod my Xubuntu @@

its been a while since i updated.. nothing major just changing the wallpaper to fringe wallpaper

gonna post my several linux/unix screenshot soon from archlinux, ubuntu, ubuntu-studios, kubuntu, opensuse, free BSD, open solaris, ubuntu server w/ xfce interface etc.. have so many of 'em.. lol

Riiiiight.
Post away then.

wow... so many.. how do you guys use so many os?? or is it just a hobby

Tip: No one in his right mind would run that many different operating environments, regardless of the number of computers/partitions he has. It's just too inefficient.

Assume everything you read on forums (especially OSS forums) as bullshit until proof is provided.

I read the list already go. What in the world.

it's not that hard to do that man... virtualization is one of 'em.. Before that i've manage all of 'em via lilo or Grub on the boot, but since i'm working as a computer technician, i need to experience all the things like this..

Same as last month ... GRML + my homebrew WM on the netbook

ok this is mine... on Ubuntu 11.04 the Natty Narwhal. As always desktop minimalist design with custom + mac4lin theme (mac os x button style). My Celcom Broadband always sucks even for uploading image and loading the page




gonna post more desktop on another linux/unix distro later but my internet connection.. arghhhhh bodohnya TM dah apply streamyx 5 bulan line penuh lg

This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Mar 3 2011, 08:45 AM

^ Your "bigger image" link just leads to a thumbnail. Fix it, please.
It would be better if you showed some open windows. It'd be pointless if you talk about your theme without actually showing it.

Ok to clear someone curiosity, i have to show my custom mac4lin themes button which originally min, max, close and menu on the rightside and i've changed it to the leftsider just like the real Mac OS X which i'm using it too for the time being. I've changed the main menu start orb too, original one shows Gnome foot image. here it is:



This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Mar 3 2011, 09:41 AM

imgur.com please? Me here onli get the pr0n web filter trigger. D:

here i manage to play with conky config... with a minimal setup only:




This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Mar 4 2011, 05:21 AM