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With JWM, nice! Feature release, like Threesome? 32 or 64?

running Kielbasa with i3wm I changed the cursor theme w/o a hitch using lxappearance. Pretty much the above method Potatohead and drum just described. Usually have to log out and back in again to see the change.

Nothing really changed, just some slight config improvements and change of font.

boring is bling

FYI...
updated the i3 wiki article to include passing colors to your conky w/in the i3 status bar

i3wm wiki article

yep, sure do. I actually found another type of solution with xautolock and i3lock. Think it might make a good wiki article.

^ like the beginning of 'Get Smart'

welcome to the bbq. enjoy the grilled offerings

great. There's some good info on the wiki for feh

EDIT: hit enter too soon

ok, I used the code from the beginning of the thread. I just popped your code in for my .Xresources and it worked as intended. Transparency was there. I use feh. I switched my wallpaper using nitrogen and it broke transparency. I have used nitrogen before with transparency working so it is not speci...

began using LInux recently in 2009 / 2010. At the time I just dual booted with W7 with either Ubuntu or LinuxMint. From that point on I booted into the W7 partition less and less. I went to school with a buddy who used BSD and had a very minimal set up. He always worked in VIM and it was amazing wat...

your transparency code is fine and should work. Generally what I have found is that if there is an error in your .Xresources file, but it still 'merges' okay without any errors, the change will not take effect. When I attempt to open a new instance, nothing will open. Back on topic though, your issu...

@grumbl, great wallpapers! Thank you for your contribution.

@ivan wall
cat fight....rawr.....look like their going in for the attack

even more boring than ever, with a conky twist from Elistist. I love these new editor features

welcome r0b0ty. Glad you made it. and to the irc as well.

i3 as a whole has really done it for me. I actually use conky instead, but nonetheless. No matter what I may try, always come back.

nicely done wux....

looks nice. really moving up....

rhowaldt wrote:oh i might've misread something :)
this is a good strategy however, thanking people for wanting to contribute to the Wiki without them saying they would :D

+1 on strategy.

in openbox rc.xml you can add this in to remove all window decorations. <application class="*"> <decor>no</decor> <iconic>no</iconic> </application> Then if you stilll want borders you can go into to the openbox gui config and check the box for 'retain borders when no decoration', or somet...