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@RandomCharacter: I had never heard of a sugar glider before, they look very cute. Are they hard to look after?

RandomCharacter wrote:I have switched to desert256 with Summer, because the color scheme I created with X overrode pablo.

I'll update the post and add a screenshot, when I get a chance.

Tim

I remember you telling me about it on IRC, I am looking forward to seeing it. :)

I have always used Xoria256 as long as I have used vim.

I think it goes well with most dark term colourschemes.

Happy birthday Ninja.

I didn't realise how many cute pets you all have- the pictures of them all are great. :)

We all likes animals, so why not have a thread for it?

I got my dog a new bed and he is loving it.

I really enjoyed the BSD talk, I had no idea how pedantic they are about licensing- I think that is quite a good idea though.

Them wanting to push forwards technology and security is something I really respect.

@harvey: thanks! perhaps of help to you if you want to emulate: i made the semi-random tiling by having a 16-colour array, shuffling it, then adding those colours one by one to the total stack of tiles. say you need 20 tiles, you shuffle the 16-colour array a total of 2 times: 16 + 4. i believe tha...

^ that is amazing. is it possible to randomize the tiles? the reason i ask... i spent nearly my entire day making this: [.. (some code) ..] it works, but it is slow. give it a divisor of 11 and you get this: [23:48:55]$ ./moarsaic.bash crazy_marco_koekiemonster.jpg 11 * * * * * M O A R S A I C * * ...

Just finished, it can now generate tiles based upon your xresources or a list of colours.

It can draw tiles in the layouts: grid, vstripe and hstripe. I will add some more later.

Here are some examples:

looks cool harvey! you know, i am suddenly thinking... you could take a wallpaper, use paletter to make a colour-palette out of it, then maybe use tyler to display those colours in blocks, and make that your new wallpaper... oh well, just throwing this out there. i would look into making something ...

^ Frankenstein! Lol. No but seriously a lot of respect to you, for doing something like this in an afternoon, and for sharing it with us :o) Simon Thanks Simgin, you're too nice. :) I have just added "effects" you can specify an effect on the command line using -e effect1:arg1:arg2,effect...

Alad wrote::D :D

What have I created?!

I decided that a tiling wallpaper would be a nice idea, but couldn't find decent tools for making one. I wrote tyled in my spare time this afternoon and have ideas for lots of new features to add if other people like it. This is an example output of it: Let me know what you think. :) https://github....

franksinistra wrote:got a sweet looking dog there harvey

Thanks. :D

with the latest commit , operators doesn't seem to work for me and conkeror crashes all the time , alas it was a show stopper for now I am having some issues with any windows that have floating windows- such as pop ups in firefox etc. I will fix it over the next few days, howm will be unstable unti...

Just messed with some dzen colours and unicode icons to represent layouts. I think they may be a little small though...

Thanks guys, he is super cute. Why have I got saggy tits under my name? Is this MB's work? :( It's automatically changing, and no - the titles are collaborative work of pidsley, rhowaldt and me. ;) Nothing to do with you personally, they change every ~10-20 posts (at the beginning). Haha, what a ni...

Here's my version of a dzen howm bar. Sending the information to stdout and letting people do whatever they want with it is definitely the best idea, in my opinion, and parsing your new format is simple. http://s4.postimg.org/so215mt0p/2014_07_13_092845_1280x1024_scrot.jpg Looks great, I have got a...

Thanks guys, he is super cute.

Why have I got saggy tits under my name? Is this MB's work? :(