None of the existing threads applied to me, so I figured I'd make a new one. \o/

latest theme:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DES...reenshot00.png
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DES...reenshot01.png

I can't be the only one here who uses a tiling WM! :o

You aren't.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...0/#post4373623

Here's mine:
http://s1092.photobucket.com/albums/...1200_scrot.png

This looks really good!

Do you have the configuration used for the theme-widgets for this? I assume its awesome?

Cheers

Well thanks! :>

And yep, it's awesome. I packed up my configs for a guy on the arch forums, so here's that: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/the...owcity.tar.bz2

that looks great, tacticalbread. your consoles match your wallpaper absolutely perfectly.

Nice term colors. I'm the one responsible for that colorscheme display script, btw ... heh =P
Judging by your distro, I assume you got it from Him over at the Arch forums?

Anyways, here's a scrot from my trusty little netbook;



Cheers~

ha, probably. :P I don't remember who it was, but it definitely was from the Arch Forums.

It's quite a wonderful little script!

That's a damn fine looking colour scheme!

This one's mine. Awesome again. http://i.imgur.com/V0RCo.jpg
Can you guys gimme the HD version of the wallpaper I am using? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

And another.

http://toastin.inafire.com/box/theme...reenshot01.png
http://toastin.inafire.com/box/theme...reenshot02.png

For a while now I've been tinkering around with wmfs.

Though, I still like echinus, but wmfs is really growing on me...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8119425/images/wmfs-1.jpg

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8119425/images/wmfs-2.jpg Showing off my background from a pic I took at Zion Nat. Park a few weeks ago.

I <3 scrotwm!

If I didn't have wmii, I would use scrotwm. And if neither of those two were around, I'd probably end up on dwm.

If ratpoison's keybindings weren't so emacs-like (all the multi key patterns) I probably would have liked that as well. I tried musca, but I like the more dynamic wm's. I never was able to get awesome working nicely but perhaps that's the curse of using slackware and being a bit of a slacker myself. Either way, I'm in heaven with wmii.

Can configure it in bash, python, or ruby (might be a fourth language I'm forgetting), plus it's fun to screw around with wmiir which gives you access to the plan9 dependencies.

wmii is certainly a work of art.

+1 <3
Fell in love when an OpenBSD friend introduced it to me. I'd been a long time Dwm user before that, with some xMonad on the side, but ScrotWM was just so elegantly coded (study the source files and you'll understand) and more importantly, it was blindingly fast. Possibly the fastest tiler I've used (can't wait for Marco to switch it to XCB), though mostly only noticeable on underpowered hardware. Love the xMonad-esque keybindings and sane defaults. Imho, it feels like a dwm-improved + xMonad lite rolled into one.

Similar to my previous scrot, just with more saturated colours and slightly tweaked Vim colorscheme to match;



Basically grabbed a colour close to the red/pink Debian uses for it's swirl logo, and worked the other colours around that.

Cheerz~

@gutterslob
How do you keep your proc/stat/etc. info on the right hand side of the status bar?
Using conky, mine remains left-aligned (next to the tab number/window count).