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Finally made the switch to Debian from Ubuntu.

edit: oops. i need to read before posting lol

EDIT: quoted post corrected :p

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Originally Posted by MrCode (Post 4323987)

EDIT: quoted post corrected :p

wow you caught me within the 120 seconds that it took me to correct my fail post. nice job.

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Originally Posted by dudeman41465 (Post 4323806)

Finally made the switch to Debian from Ubuntu.

Seems a bit similar to mine. I am pleased to post you my screenshot. (The original theme / WM is here located: here)

Best regards.

I'm playing around with Openbox and Mageia beta1...

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@tacticalbread

That looks pretty nice dude! I've got my own red setup, too (:D):

Empty desktop
"Full" desktop :p
Doing "office work" :p
Screwing with SDL ("coding work") :p

well thanks 8D

I don't usually go for red themes (I much prefer blue) but I've been quite happy with this one.

I've since tried Awesome WM for a few days, decided I really don't like tiling WMs, but really liked awesome's panel. This is my attempt to emulate said panel in openbox, and I'm quite happy with it.

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

explanation

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Originally Posted by MrCode (Post 4326752)

@tacticalbread

That looks pretty nice dude! I've got my own red setup, too (:D):

Empty desktop
"Full" desktop :p
Doing "office work" :p
Screwing with SDL ("coding work") :p

The windows' window decorations give me the creeps.

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Originally Posted by MrCode (Post 4326752)

@tacticalbread

That looks pretty nice dude! I've got my own red setup, too (:D):

Empty desktop
"Full" desktop :p
Doing "office work" :p
Screwing with SDL ("coding work") :p

I'm definitely digging the setup :)

http://img97.imageshack.us/i/2011042...3360x1050.png/

OpenBSD-CURRENT, tmux, mumble, pidgin, and firefox. Not terribly pretty, but I like it =)

Going with the BSD theme:

Multitasking like a champ on FreeBSD 8.1 (okay maybe not really :p).

I know it's not exactly "blingy", but it took forever to get to this point. :eek: *pant* *wheeze* :eek:

EDIT: Wow, even the Midori FreeBSD user agent string works. :D

Although, Midori is annoying as hell with this GTK theme; it displays dark text in the dark edit boxes! :mad: I couldn't get Firefox to build, though; I would run out of memory in a big hurry and the swapping would be too much to be worth waiting for it to finish. :(

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Originally Posted by MrCode (Post 4347992)

Although, Midori is annoying as hell with this GTK theme; it displays dark text in the dark edit boxes! :mad:

That is actually easily fixable. I've run into this problem on many browsers, this trick works on just about every one of them. I just installed Midori to test it and it works great.

Make sure you have userscripts and userstyles enabled in Midori. It is the "User Addons" extension.

The fix is just a simple CSS file, name it something like darkfix.css:

Code:

body {

    scrollbar-face-color : white;

    scrollbar-base-color : darkgrey;

    scrollbar-track-color : white;

}



textarea, input, select, button {

    background-color : white;

    color : black;

    border-color : grey;

}



a:active, a:hover {

    background-color : lightblue;

    color : white;

}

Now, in Midori bring up the sidebar and click on the last little icon at the bottom for Userstyles. Click the + button at the top and point it to your CSS file.

Restart Midori and now you'll be able to read what you're typing.