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by machinebacon » Sun Aug 04, 2013 9:31 am
This release dominates your ass! Dominator is coming with the new 3.10-4 siduction kernel and featuring the xmonad window manager. All build tools are included. If you have enough of lua and find xml too primitive, dig into haskell!
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The following apps are included by default
Network:
surf browser (ctrl + g to open address bar)
roaster browser
xlinks2 browser, also for cli
filezilla ftp client
ceni cli app to set up network, start from terminal
Editors:
cream frontend for vi
emacs kitchen sink
leafpad simple editor
bbqeditor bbq standard editor
mcedit part of midnight commander
xwpe programming environment
nano simple cli editor
File Management:
pcmanfm GUI file manager
mc traditional two pane file manager for the terminal
ranger browse through files quickly
Media:
deadbeef GUI music player
mplayer2 media player backend
mpg123 simple mp3 player
bbqradio(-gui) BBQ radio player
Application Shortcuts:
Ctrl + F1 open surf
Ctrl + F2 open cream
Ctrl - F3 open emacs
Ctrl + F4 open deadbeef
Ctrl + F5 open pcmanfm
please also cat ~/.xbindkeysrc for other keybinds
xmonad config lives in ~/.xmonad/xmonad.hs
remember to xmonad --recompile after changing it
xmobar is installed and started by default
refer to the manpages and also check ~/.xmobarrc
for developers, git and automake are installed
http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxbbq/files/XMonad/
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machinebacon
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by machinebacon » Sun Aug 04, 2013 11:03 am
Please read this:
The xmobar package is installed and started, to show how/that it works, but it is your job to make it look and feel like you want.
Please #comment the line that starts xmobar in .xinitrc, because else it happens that xmonad doesn't react anymore - in this case, switch to tty3 and kill xmobar. Usually xmonad pipes xmobar using a Hook in xmonad.hs and this should be enough to get it started.
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by dkeg » Sun Aug 04, 2013 12:42 pm
heard lots of good stuff around xmonad, but could never really get it going.
on a different note, thanks for cream. Never heard of it before.
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by DebianJoe » Sun Aug 04, 2013 4:23 pm
I could have sworn I saw a "Please wait 90 minutes before downloading." It's good to know you're thinking of me, dear Jules. ;)
Downloading now (and I actually read your notes this time...feel flattered.)
...a few short minutes later.
Dominator on little-bitty screen.
Pretty cool, and with all of those nice little "how-to so stuffs" everywhere.
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by machinebacon » Sun Aug 04, 2013 7:05 pm
^ Yes, I thought of you when I posted the "wait 90 minutes"
Thanks for reading the sparse documentation.
XMonad is really perfect for small screens, I run it on my netbook (if not in CLIt) and it uses the screen perfectly (no xmobar there)
Have fun being dominated (by haskell, that is)
And yes, emacs is included just for you ;)
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by ivanovnegro » Sun Aug 04, 2013 10:32 pm
Wow, a bad ass release, fuck, how cool, with the shit of MonadX!
And yes, thanks for cream Bacon!
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by DebianJoe » Sun Aug 04, 2013 10:55 pm
I appreciate that you included emacs just for me. It makes me feel special, like a snowflake.
I'm going to have to put myself in your shoes a bit and use vim a bit more. I tried "vim ~/README" and then used ":%s/trollinger/dominator/g"...and BAM, totally made the thing make sense. :D
This is really a great little distrolet. You should be proud of it.
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by machinebacon » Mon Aug 05, 2013 4:19 am
Haha, it mentions Trollinger because it's the base from which it has arisen into new gloryhole.
Thanks for the praise, let's keep it rocking. Stll, the "Rant" edition is waiting ;)
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by DebianJoe » Mon Aug 12, 2013 9:43 pm
I think this release is the first time anyone here mentioned cream. It's really enjoyable (once you find the "expert mode" toggle), so thanks for that.
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by wuxmedia » Mon Aug 12, 2013 9:51 pm
who doesn't like cream - yumm
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by dkeg » Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:49 pm
DebianJoe wrote:I think this release is the first time anyone here mentioned cream. It's really enjoyable (once you find the "expert mode" toggle), so thanks for that.
Found that out too, would think that be defaults. Anyway, been using at work too. Funny the reactions I get when I hook up to projecter or have meetings with others. but while they have to ctrl-f, clicky, clicky, to search, I'm like /, n, n, enter, BAM.
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