#openbox

[korutori]

I recently reinstalled Arch on my PC and decided to give Openbox a shot.

I'm really happy with how it turned out, it's exactly what I wanted: the menus, the windows, the shadows, the way everything fits together is just so nice.

I wanted to give a certain kind of retro aesthetic to it and I think I did a pretty good job.

The theme I used is called 1977 Openbox, I edited it in order to make the window titlebar a little smaller and give it a different color. The shadows were made using picom and setting shadow-radius to 0, with the offset set to 7 on both the X and Y axis. The panels at the top of the screen are 3 different Tint2 panels which start at the same time when logging in. The terminal is Kitty and the font is called SpaceMono Nerd Font. There are also a few scripts I wrote in order to use special buttons and shortcuts on my keyboard to manage volume, players and screenshots using wpctl, playerctl and scrot.

I am so proud of this, I think I'll enjoy using it.

[digitalshrutijain]

Common Misconceptions About Refurbished Smartphones

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[marciorr]

Comprei uma GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Openbox no KaBuM!

[rinwolf1312]

Third week running ArchBang- a minimal Arch distro with OpenBox and Tint2Panel

[mart-singer]

CCT04, acrylic, canvas and wood on cut frame, 15,5 x 14,2 x 1.4 inches + preparatory drawing. CCT04, , acrylique, toile et bois sur cadre coupé, 39,5 x 36 x 3,5 cm + dessin préparatoire.

[gridlinesuk]

Modellers

[fedora-official]

Actually that would be great because that would make macs usable. The plasma desktop would offset the unrepairable/unupgradable/locked-down hardware to make a computer that is just bearable.

one time I had a dream where apple took kde and modified it slightly to use it for mac os

terrifying, I know

anyways here's my pc specs I mentioned posting

ryzen 5600x

arc A770

16GB 3200MT/s

uhhh a bunch of random hard drives and ssds I put into it

for my os I run openSUSE tumbleweed with kde plasma for the DE :]

[pixelcesspool]

Openbox made me mad.

[digitalshrutijain]

How to Choose the Best Refurbished Smartphones: A Comprehensive Guide

Refurbished smartphones are pre-owned devices that have been professionally restored to a like-new condition. They undergo a rigorous refurbishment process, which includes thorough inspection, repair, and replacement of faulty components. These devices are then tested to ensure optimal functionality and performance. By choosing a refurbished smartphone, you can save money while still enjoying the latest features and technologies.

What Are Refurbished Smartphones?

Refurbished smartphones are not the same as used or second-hand devices. Unlike used phones, refurbished phones go through a comprehensive refurbishment process to bring them back to a high-quality condition. The refurbishment process typically

involves cleaning, repair, replacement of faulty parts, and software updates. This ensures that the refurbished smartphones are in excellent working condition, free from defects, and ready for use.

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Reputable sellers of refurbished smartphones ensure that devices undergo extensive testing and refurbishment processes, guaranteeing their quality and performance.

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By choosing a refurbished smartphone, you contribute to reducing electronic waste and promoting sustainability.

Warranty and Support

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[daemonhxckergrrl]

true progression:

KDE3 -> gnome 2 -> unity -> openbox -> bspwm -> i3 -> raw TTY/fb

[fugu-in-f]

On one hand, Linux won't crash the desktop environment if you try to open .ogv files the wrong way. Default Windows 10 sure would!

On the other hand, I wrecked my Linux desktop environment for a few days by moving my wallpaper image (and I could no longer open system settings to change that because it relied on the desktop environment/file manager) and the config setting for that is NOT where you'd expect if you're crawling by terminal.

Fuckin' Openbox

PC World - May 2000

[nova-ayashi]

░ Straight from the MKULTRA Grab-bag! Posts pulled from Reddit utilizing cmdr_nova's pet Python projects. ░ Posted by: u/isevlakasX007gr ░ Subreddit: r/UnixPorn ░ Title: [OPENBOX] Hardcore traditional setup ░ Github: cmdr_nova

[jvkings]

How To Install Openbox Themes On Linux