April 2006 Desktop Thread

[YourSurrogateGod]

Wow. How'd you know?

Just a simple guess.

[mcduck]

Your desktop is impressive, I really like it, so I want to ask you a couple of questions. Which ubuntulooks theme is that? (it's green, right?)
How did you made this Wanda app to run as a notifier -every time you boot up I suppose-??
And, could you upload the background image of your top panel?
Thanx in advance, keep it up

Thanks

The theme is Hyperion, I've made versions for Clearlooks-cairo and Ubuntulooks engines. You can get it here: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/sh...?content=34250

I have attached the panel background pic in this thread: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthre...=108446&page=4

I don't know about wanda. I suppose it's possible, in my PS2-Linux it gives you a fortune by default when you log in to Gnome, so I guess I could try to check there if I can figure out how it's done.. I just left the wanda popup open in the screenshot because I was quite amazed when it refused to give me a fortune (until I looked at the date ).

[kabus]

xfce4-svn

Nice work on the terminal colours and screen status line.

[benplaut]

xfce4-svn

how on earth did you get multiple terminal items in the same window!?

that's really really cool

[nocturn]

how on earth did you get multiple terminal items in the same window!?

that's really really cool

I think he used the screen command.

[poofyhairguy]

How did you do this? Could you please post a url to a specific tutorial(s)?

http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=146533

[poofyhairguy]

:: pop::
stop showing off ;_;

*kicks his ATI card*

Just for you, one more.

The "flurry" screensaver, translucent with the water effect.

enjoy!

[Kindred]

Nice work on the terminal colours and screen status line.

Thanks

how on earth did you get multiple terminal items in the same window!?

that's really really cool

With 'Screen' (should be in the repos), there is a good guide to Screen here. It is a great app.

[biarritz]

shh

[kubuntu2k6]

it would be nice to see the xgl magic shown in this thread in combination with E17...

anyway, here's an attempt for a gnome setup to be easy on the eyes...