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I'm gonna upload mine. I really like to have my windows buttons centered.
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Last edited by Zeioth (2015-10-03 02:11:12)
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I'm gonna upload mine.
I like those backgrounds. I also like that you don't have a bunch of - or any - icons / et cetera on your desktop. Nice!
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MDM
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Hi everybody.
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There's one from me, too.
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Like I really need to tell you guys, but XFCE is awesome.
ElementaryOS Clone (Actually Xubtuntu)
http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screensho … 5050pm.php
My Bodhi Linux XFCE Install
Edit: Fix the first link
Last edited by deleted3 (2015-10-12 00:22:41)
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One more:
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Original Xfce 4.12 is the best.
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One more:
http://i.imgur.com/YNGf4Go.jpg
Have you got xfce to act as a tiling window manager?
Anyway, here's mine: Slackware 64 -current:
Last edited by numzob (2015-10-31 13:10:01)
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I made the Whisker Menu title bold
<span font_desc="bold 9">Applications</span>
Were to change this? Which file?
My laptop:
MSI GE70-2PE*Quad core Intel Core i7-4710HQ*Kingston 16 GB RAM*Intel 4th Gen. Integr. GPU/NVidia GeForce GTX860M*Qualcomm Atheros Killer E2200/Intel Wireless 3160*128 GiB SSD/1 TB HDD
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In the Whisker Menu preferences. Just copy the code into the Title box. You can even change the font with <span font_desc="Name of Font Style Size">Applications</span>
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In the Whisker Menu preferences. Just copy the code into the Title box. You can even change the font with <span font_desc="Name of Font Style Size">Applications</span>
That worked! Thanks!
My laptop:
MSI GE70-2PE*Quad core Intel Core i7-4710HQ*Kingston 16 GB RAM*Intel 4th Gen. Integr. GPU/NVidia GeForce GTX860M*Qualcomm Atheros Killer E2200/Intel Wireless 3160*128 GiB SSD/1 TB HDD
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storm wrote:One more:
http://i.imgur.com/YNGf4Go.jpgHave you got xfce to act as a tiling window manager?
Nope, I started to use basic tiling built into xfce instead - an interesting feature I had no idea about. Still trying to get used to it - old habits die hard as they say ;-)
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@numzob - Settings Manager > Window Manager > Keyboard > Tile window to ..
Basic tiling, 2x2 layout.
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Light theme (longer on battery). Working without mouse (most often on touchpad) so in maximize without borders. Without wallpaper.
Whisker menu in left top corner. Right top corner with shortcuts (in one applet, many shortcuts).
Without topmenu - everything is on the box from xfce
Last edited by i902871 (2015-11-17 23:50:10)
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I this is special on my Netbook 10'. I need more workspace so title bar is disable on full screen, icons from title bar are nested into top panel. I add second very small panel to hide some icons. It is showing after clicking into white arrow icon on top panel. Classical menu (whisker menu starts very slowly) is on top left position.
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I this is special on my Netbook 10'. I need more workspace so title bar is disable on full screen, icons from title bar are nested into top panel. I add second very small panel to hide some icons. It is showing after clicking into white arrow icon on top panel. Classical menu (whisker menu starts very slowly) is on top left position.
That's very interesting, can you give us an insight on how you achieved this result? Also, what happens with the window menu (File, Edit...Help) when you enter full screen?
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Menu wasn't change, it looks like in this screenshot:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-CGbfv98LDGk/U … lugins.png
This howto helps me get window icons into the panel:
http://www.webupd8.org/2014/07/xubuntu- … ndows.html
So i install this (for icons):
http://ppa.launchpad.net/eugenesan/ppa/ … ck-plugin/
and this (for hide titles):
https://github.com/baizon/xfwm4-titleless
And then we have options in window manager configuration "Hide title of windows when maximized"
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Now this site is unavailable, but maybe this will help:
http://thenumberzero.blogspot.com/2014/ … on-to.html
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This little vertical panel is the second panel (important to be below main panel). I put it below main panel. To show panel after click i use custom action to run script saved into .local dir. Script is simple:
xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -p /panels/panel-1/autohide -s false
xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -p /panels/panel-1/autohide -s true
Where panel-1 is panel number.
This script turn on and off autohide. Maybe this is not very clever but works
XFCE 4.10 on Xubuntu
Last edited by Interreakcje (2015-11-18 23:17:41)
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Thought I'd show my current one.
Xubuntu 15.10, My Weather Indicator, Cairo-Dock. Playing around with Celestia & found a Star Trek Star Base plug-in. Looks like some ship we know had a run in with Khan!
Last edited by SantaFe (2015-11-21 18:47:15)
bah weep grana weep ninny bon.
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