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Why I love Xfce4:
- You can configure the window manager to have all the buttons without taking up too much space
- You can auto-hide all the panels so they don't bug you
- It just does it's job without making any fuzz about it and let's you do what you want to do.
Last edited by oyvinds (2015-01-04 18:58:24)
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You can configure the window manager to have all the buttons without taking up too much space
me too
Last edited by sixsixfive (2015-01-04 21:46:03)
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My XFCE 4.10, running on Fedora 21. I use Menda Circle & Square Icon Theme, Menda & Menda Dark GTK 3.x Theme/Style and Menda XCursor-X11 Mouse Theme
Last edited by Scaniatrucker (2015-01-05 16:46:08)
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Still working on the gray and sky-blue gtk2 theme. Of interest, this screenshot actually shows the occasional graphics glitch I get with some XFWM themes. Look at the title bar of the active window.
p.s. Thanks to help from sixsixfive, I've got the taskbar active task the way I want it.
Last edited by numzob (2015-01-12 17:09:13)
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Hi, I am new here,
I have nothing serious to post so I will let a screenshot of my dekstop
My OS is xubuntu 14.04
default theme (Greybird) and icons (Elementary Xfce)
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Nice setup, what is the tool you use for updates notification btw?
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Nice setup, what is the tool you use for updates notification btw?
It's Kalu
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Lots of nice desktops here. Here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/5GUgqwU.png
I saw your "calendar icon" on top-left.
Just a curiosity: Are you using a particular calendar app? I'm searching a "minimal design" calendar app, with google-calendar sync, and alarm, but i can't find it... (other than thunderbird lightning...)
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ToZ wrote:Lots of nice desktops here. Here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/5GUgqwU.pngI saw your "calendar icon" on top-left.
Just a curiosity: Are you using a particular calendar app? I'm searching a "minimal design" calendar app, with google-calendar sync, and alarm, but i can't find it... (other than thunderbird lightning...)
Its a link directly to google calendar via surf:
surf http://calendar.google.com
...I like surf because its a nice minimalistic web browser for things like this (shared online calendars). I don't really use notifications though.
Have you had a look at orage? It's part of Xfce.
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Yes, I know surf, and I use it for webapps (so, also calendar
Orage has not sync function. Only import one. I could regularly import Calendar file downloaded from Google Calendar, but it is a work-around, not the best solution.
Probably the 2 ways (for me) are:
*keep surf (with calendar) open in another workspace, and the webapps opens a popup for notifications
* use my smartphone as reminder (with the Cal app installed on my phone)
Last edited by loverdrive (2015-02-04 00:19:44)
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so after a few days with this system I can clearly say that: apt/aptitude is superior to pacman in every way
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My 4.10 desktop, running on Paragon (my openSUSE-based Xfce distro). Using a modified Numix and Flattastic GTK/window theme and the Moka/Faba icon sets. Loving Xfce!
(Sorry about the fake laptop border by the way I just ripped this from a Paragon screenshot I was working on.)
Last edited by Cipelli (2015-03-31 18:13:08)
Running Paragon OS 2015 64-bit (based on openSUSE)
http://www.paragonos.net
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