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| forced to use dos... |
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As long as I am stuck with windows. I can at least make it look good. |
| Amazon order |
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need I say more ? |
| webpage |
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I had to take shot to test the changed directory structure.
So here is my homepage ;) |
| new screenshooter |
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Well, not new, but improved. Crushed PNGs are better then JPG in this case. |
| just to keep you entertained (I lost the big picture) |
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upper left: I just got my NexII (frontierlabs.com) and have to write some 'ease of use' tools.
bottom: I did a chrooted debian installation on purples 2nd disk. I want to remove the old slow one, all that's left is the right kernel.
right side: (gkrellm) I wrote a small plugin that displays an icon for the current xmms song.
upper right: yahoo-messenger. I don't like it, but some of my friends use it... |
| XB9R |
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I like the new Buell. Tried to compile light, but that seems to need Mozilla compiled by hand. So I did that over at Blue (much faster) and wget-ed the result. (hmmm... 106%??) |
| almost there ... |
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... but I really want to use the space on the right side. Don't get me wrong, I love gkrellm and it's functionality and features, but I need a vertical sysmon. And that's exactly what you see in the SciTE window, the first lines of vsysmon..... |
| this is ugly |
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yes,
it really is, but it works ... ... so far. |
| new screenshot script |
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This is me learning Gtk+Perl again.
In the upper right corner is the dialog that is opened when I click on the clock in my GKrellm.
Note: This whole setup including the script was lost during my big harddisk crash :(
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| afterstep / blueish |
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This is the last shot of my old window-manager (afterstep) with my blueish theme.
This theme was the base for a long row of improvements. |
| My new desktop background |
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Just a quick hack from a few usenet pics and my old bumpy blue-background.
Nothing special here.
Layermasks are a nice feature in the gimp.
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