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@Pids: 14MB, damn. Showing the Pidsley Level.

@Eren: Rocking color scheme as usual.

Hit the Debian repos already in August but nevertheless, gtk-theme-config for customizing your Gtk themes from a GUI. It will appear in Xfce settings. Of course it is bloat. Grillmeisters do that manually. :P

^ Oh snap! Thank you.

@kiiroitori: Sure, very nice.

GekkoP wrote:I got my own aliases for those: s for "shutdown -h now", r for reboot. I know, lazy bastard.

Of course, aliases are exactly for this. I have a full list of them. Though it has one disadvantage, sometimes you forget the real commands. :)

machinebacon wrote: @ivan, nice to see a modern XFCE every now and then ;) I dig the window decorations

Thanks. I am constantly switching between LXDE and Xfce, damn, it's your fault.
The Gtk theme is Zukitwo, quite nice. :P

Oh, that is a crazy hell here. :D I love it.

bizcuit wrote:Just think Machine is being very discriminatory towards Debian stable ...

Not only him. :)

^ Nice font Pid, which one? :D

For autumn.

Maybe change the locale/encoding (preferably UTF-8) in your terminal emulator?

^ Ah, splitting, great! Worked.

For support questions please first consult the BBQ Wiki and then use the Support section..

Pidsley already gave you some good tips.

@Dkeg: It is heavyily mixed with other posts and screenshots. I would suggest from now on we move the discussion to another thread if Gekko still wants to achieve Pidsley level. ;)

machinebacon wrote:...or the default fonts (ask ivan) have *some* impact...

Sure. E.g., disable anialiasing or use bitmap fonts.

machinebacon wrote:@ivan: the -no-recommends is a default setting in BBQ, so I wonder what base the OP uses if they got pulled in.

I know. I wondered also but nevertheless mentioned it.

These are just recommended packages. Try to install with this option, --no-recommends.
And look at the needed packages:

^ Haha. And now it even gets ridiculous with that amount of RAM you have. :D I use more RAM on boot and have half the memory.

RandomCharacter wrote: What bugs me is, why do they release parts of it when other required parts are not ready yet?

Unfortunately that is the nature of Sid. Look at Gnome 3.8 for example, a mess. The Debian way...

Useful for those times I upgrade packages and can't remember what version I am running. =P <package> --version E.g. ncmpcpp --version ncmpcpp version: 0.5.10 optional screens compiled-in: - tag editor - tiny tag editor - artist info - outputs - visualizer - clock encoding detection: enabled built wi...

Fantastic, fantastic.