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Re: spectrwm
Sure, no worries. No need to apologize, and I didn't mean to suggest to remove, but always best to keep the house tidy and organized.
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Interesting the issue you're encountering with ranger. Haven't run into anything. Keep in mind using ranger inside tmux has issues with images.
wm-configs
github
Interesting the issue you're encountering with ranger. Haven't run into anything. Keep in mind using ranger inside tmux has issues with images.
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Re: spectrwm
Thank you dkeg for those links if i'd have something interesting i'll show.
Removed the code because wasn't right place to post the code.
The only issue that i have with ranger/"w3m-img" once i moved to another workspace while ranger preview was opened when i turned back, image was turned in black, i must to scroll back to image name preview another one. Anyway no big concern, i like caca preview but let make it for another ranger thread :)
So true regarding ranger with tmux :|
Removed the code because wasn't right place to post the code.
The only issue that i have with ranger/"w3m-img" once i moved to another workspace while ranger preview was opened when i turned back, image was turned in black, i must to scroll back to image name preview another one. Anyway no big concern, i like caca preview but let make it for another ranger thread :)
So true regarding ranger with tmux :|
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Re: spectrwm
Thanks for posting the scrot!
Check out paletter script to generate colors from walls.
Check out paletter script to generate colors from walls.
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Re: spectrwm
Where can i find the paletter script? it would be interesting to generate colors from backgrounds.
Thanks dkeg!!!
Thanks dkeg!!!
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Re: spectrwm
http://linuxbbq.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=823Nili wrote:Where can i find the paletter script? it would be interesting to generate colors from backgrounds.
Thanks dkeg!!!
should put you in the right place.
Re: spectrwm
looks great Nili! now ask yourself: "why do i need my kernel in my bar, especially when i like env-info so much?" - and you can free up some space there for new things (or moar minimalism :)
as you probably know by now, Everything is bloat ;)
as you probably know by now, Everything is bloat ;)
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Re: spectrwm
Thank you wuxmedia, I usually use ciembor.github it would be interesting something more simple from term.wuxmedia wrote:http://linuxbbq.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=823
should put you in the right place.
right rhowaldt, i'm removing to make more space, better than keeping a static info.rhowaldt wrote:looks great Nili! now ask yourself: "why do i need my kernel in my bar, especially when i like env-info so much?" - and you can free up some space there for new things (or moar minimalism :)
as you probably know by now, Everything is bloat ;)
Thanks for the BBQ wiki regarding bloated, nice reading ;)
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Re: spectrwm
Like I said on irc
slowly, he is finding out.Nili doesn't know yet what he's gotten himself into
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thanks dkeg, the unbloated adventure it is attractive, I agree that i've work to do.dkeg wrote:slowly, he is finding out.
changed the colors to fit the background also removed useless info from panel
using the cat info.
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Re: spectrwm
That is a fuck ton better. Very good.
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looks much better indeed! Nili, browse the rest of the Wiki if you want more fun articles. look for the stuff about GNU, Richard Stallman, Lennart Poetering, Linus Torvalds, proprietary, and of course, rotten meat :D
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Re: spectrwm
I like that one Nili, lean and mean and thanks for the link.
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Re: spectrwm
Thanks rhowaldt for your comment & suggestions. Appreciate your input except meat :P
ChefIronBelly, thanks for your comment, Np for the link ;)
ChefIronBelly, thanks for your comment, Np for the link ;)
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Re: spectrwm
rotten meat is your kind of meat, i promise you :)
to be clear, i used to be a vegetarian until i decided i didnt give a fuck about ideals and principles anymore as they were holding me back in living me life the way i fucking wanted it. plus, i was getting tired of the constant salads and vegetarian lasagnas that were offered as the only vegetarian options in many restaurants. so while i still sympathize and agree with the sentiment and think the mistreatment of animals is terrible, i dont actually feel bad anymore for participating in an already established system. i'm sure most people here appreciate the vegetarian stance, but we also won't lie about the love of meat :)
to be clear, i used to be a vegetarian until i decided i didnt give a fuck about ideals and principles anymore as they were holding me back in living me life the way i fucking wanted it. plus, i was getting tired of the constant salads and vegetarian lasagnas that were offered as the only vegetarian options in many restaurants. so while i still sympathize and agree with the sentiment and think the mistreatment of animals is terrible, i dont actually feel bad anymore for participating in an already established system. i'm sure most people here appreciate the vegetarian stance, but we also won't lie about the love of meat :)
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Re: spectrwm
^ well said brother. I was also vege for 15 years, vegan for many of them. Your summation well states my view as well.
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Re: spectrwm
I do not judge people's tastes 'n preferences. In my home i am the only vegetarian, surely occasionally we discuss regarding meat, features, benefiting, vitamins just that and we should beware of some negative parts.
If we consume accourding by blood group, i find personally very positive for our health. It's ok, if others respect my opinion and desire, I shall respect theirs twice.
Sorry for the off topic, i'm turning back...
Yesterday discovered an interesting feature of spectrwm that i was looking for... Thanks to PackRat on VSIDO i'm talking about spliting win/term workspaces in 4 pieces
It is very nice feature :D
If we consume accourding by blood group, i find personally very positive for our health. It's ok, if others respect my opinion and desire, I shall respect theirs twice.
Sorry for the off topic, i'm turning back...
Yesterday discovered an interesting feature of spectrwm that i was looking for... Thanks to PackRat on VSIDO i'm talking about spliting win/term workspaces in 4 pieces
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# layout = ws[1]:4:0:0:0:vertical
# layout = ws[2]:0:0:0:0:horizontal
modified
layout = ws[1]:0:0:0:0:horizontal
layout = ws[2]:0:1:0:0:vertical
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Re: spectrwm
We encourage off topic. Conversations are not always so linear.
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