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I finally got Debian squeeze on my netbook tweaked.
The HOLOS UI really gets the most out of my small netbook screen. It is based on XFCE 4.8, Openbox and comes with many configuration scripts.
For my daily work I use HOLOS, a Debian compatible distro spread by the thinktank alt-0.org , although their website is not very informative yet, and there is a torrent link online somewhere, but you'll have to search for it. https://duckduckgo.com/
I finally got Debian squeeze on my netbook tweaked.
The HOLOS UI really gets the most out of my small netbook screen. It is based on XFCE 4.8, Openbox and comes with many configuration scripts.
For my daily work I use HOLOS, a Debian compatible distro spread by the thinktank alt-0.org , although their website is not very informative yet, and there is a torrent link online somewhere, but you'll have to search for it. https://duckduckgo.com/
Greetz,
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That's really nice, I like the bottom panel. Is it some third party dock?
Anyway, here's mine, using Cinnamon under Debian Sid.
Last edited by Hungry ghost; 07-31-2014 at 03:53 PM.
If you like Conky, I think mine is beautiful. As always, Debian with Openbox.
If I could find a transparent calendar that would load on boot-up, my desktop would be perfect. Screentlets has a totally transparent calendar, but it will not load with Openbox.
If you like Conky, I think mine is beautiful. As always, Debian with Openbox.
If I could find a transparent calendar that would load on boot-up, my desktop would be perfect. Screentlets has a totally transparent calendar, but it will not load with Openbox.
Give me time to learn how to use Conky. I am still new at it.
I have looked at many guides, but most of them are far too complex for me. But eventually it will done come Hell or high water.
That will be another opportunity to post a screenshot.
EDIT
I spent some more time searching and found a solution on debianusersforums. The only drawback is that the calenar only displays properly with mono founts, so it is not as pretty as I would like it.
But it still looks pretty good.
Last edited by Randicus Draco Albus; 03-03-2012 at 11:42 PM.
Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
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Sid with XFCE running on my netbook. Pretty standard and the conky needs work but it works for me -- transparency there for practical reasons due to the small screen. http://ompldr.org/vZjQ5Zg http://ompldr.org/vZjQ5aQ
(mpd's running on my Desktop machine)
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I am still new at it.
