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Desktop thread, last one reached bump limit I decided to give Budgie a try and I'm loving it so far.

It looks like trash but somehow I keep going back to a cyan on black color scheme

I didn't realise how easy it was to customize my firefox css. I'm also really satisfied with the colorscheme I made, though I feel it's not as good as others; it's really hard to make a good colorscheme that isn't based on only a few colors

UwU

>>6953 UwU indeed

>>6947 How do you customize Firefox css?

>>6947 Quantum's interface is defined via CSS?

>>6976 Yep, it has been in for longer than quantum though. You can edit your own in *.profile/chrome/userChrome.css Here some screens of mysetup and my userChrome while I'm here. @namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul); /* about:config option mousewheel.with_control.action;0 */ /* stop core dump on tab bar double click*/ #navigator-toolbox > #TabsToolbar { -moz-binding: url("chrome://global/content/bindings/toolbar.xml#toolbar")!important } /* remove soykaf */ .tab-line, .tab-loading-burst, .tab-throbber, .tab-close-button, .tabs-newtab-button, #toolbar-menubar { display:none!important } /* remove scroll */ #content browser { margin-right:-14px!important; overflow-y:scroll } /* safari style urlbar */ #urlbar:not([focused]) .urlbar-input-box { text-align:center } /* colors */ .tabbrowser-tabs,tab { color:#585242!important; background-color:#e1d9c7!important } #urlbar,toolbar { color:#585242!important; background-color:#fef6e3!important } .tab-background[selected="true"] { background-attachment:none!important; background-color:#fef6e3!important; background-image:none!important }

>>6976 >>6969 >>7000 oh and I nearly forgot the browser toolbox is really helpful for picking out elements to modify. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Browser_Toolbox

>>6941 very comfy desktop

The basic bitch of linux desktops, but hey it works for me.

Nice to use some bright colors after using monochrome theme. >>6968 This is very nice. >>6919 Budgie is very good, maybe best DE for now.

>>7039 really cool. Can I get that $PS1 ?

>>7040 I'm using vi editing mode in bash if you want to try that out, here's the PS1 string I'm using "┌─╼ \[\e[0;34m\]\u\[\e[1;35m\]::\[\e[0;34m\]\h \[\e[1;34m\]\w\[\e[0m\]\n──╼ " this └[ins] is not part of PS1, it's displayed by readline and it indicates whether I'm in insert mode or command/normal mode (readline is the gnu lib in charge of handling input on the command line for bash and a lot of other cli programs, bash has nothing to do with this) put this in your .bashrc to change readline settings for bash accordingly set -o vi bind 'set show-mode-in-prompt on' bind 'set vi-ins-mode-string └[\1\e[34;1m\2ins\1\e[0m\2]' bind 'set vi-cmd-mode-string └[\1\e[35;1m\2cmd\1\e[0m\2]' you can put those settings in ~/.inputrc instead if you want to apply them to all cli programs using readline like python, fdisk, etc (and if you do, don't forget to include /etc/inputrc) and make sure you the latest version of readline (you should have at least 7.* I think), since you can't change the mode indicator string on earlier versions the indicator will always be at the beginning of the last line of your PS1, hopefully they'll implement the \m escape in bash soon (so the position of the indicator in PS1 can be defined like so PS1='\u@\h \m $ ') anyway, see the archwiki or something for more details on readline, inputrc and vi editing mode use this PS1 string if you don't want to get into that "┌─╼ \[\e[0;34m\]\u\[\e[1;35m\]::\[\e[0;34m\]\h \[\e[1;34m\]\w\[\e[0m\]\n└────╼ "

late again...

>>6919 What WM is this?

>>7000 >>7002 Yeah, this is exactly what I used to get my firefox to look how it does

California girls

>>7049 It's some fancy new one called "Windows 10"

>>7049 He literally named it right in the post.

You know my desktop is better than yours Dont even try to hide your jealousy Yea, you're right. It gets all dem bitches wet, mad heat.

>>7123 >NT-4-UI.png You are not even trying

>>7025 no.

>>7101 That's a very cozy wallpaper. Please, can I have it?

>>7149 yes

>>7123

>>7165 very impressive can you share the icon set please?

>>7167 it's not mine https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/2olaw0/mate_mate_95_windows_95_with_more_features_and/cmo7kop/

>>7175 thank you

>>7165 I'd recommend turning off the shadows around the windows for a more realistic look, but very nice nonetheless.

>>7205 rm -rf /

>>7205 Jesus

>>7165 hahaha oh my god

>>7101 gonna need a link to that wallpaper

>>7246 DE and GTK theme?

>>7484 Could you share the wallpaper please?

>>7485 Working on making it larger and a bit clear. I didn't make this. Raven from Teen Titans, showing off her curves. Enjoy.

my desktop background is #000000

>>7492 white is a soykaf color for a background

>>6968 Candy Claws <3

>>7497 Well >>7492 is lucky to have a black background then.

>>7497 Putting your opinion where it doesn't apply is a soykaf color for a background too. >>7486 she looks like that perv psychic from yugioh pic related colored because i just grabbed first google result

Pretty happy with this. GNOME gets a lot of soykaf, most of which it deserves, but I still kinda like it.

>>7544 She kind of does. I've always like Raven, especially her hair/face, and hips/butt.

rolled in

here's my desktop, part 1 of 7 https://tildeslash.io/rice.html

>>7620 part 2 of 7

>>7622 part 3 of 7

>>7623 part 4 of 7

>>7624 part 5 of 7

>>7625 part 6 of 7

>>7626 and finally, part 7 of 7. hope you enjoyed! :)

>>7622 aesthetic

>>7631 ｈｅｌｌ　ｙｅａｈ　ｍｙ　ｄｕｄｅ

I've posted it before, I guess I'll post it again

I think CDE looks nice and is functional with no additional configuration, aside from colors/background.

>>7649 I don't know if it is because I used Win9x machines for dozens of years and nostalgia got to me, but I dig the aesthetics of older interfaces. They feel both visually pleasant and functional.

>>7639 wots /tano/?

It's not very fancy, but I'm comfortable with it.

>>7674 >how to take a screenshot Nice

I've been using this theme for about a year or two now, taking the "functionality over fashion" approach. Terminus font, i3wm+i3status.

>>7673 they don't like being linked in public places, sorry. You're not missing out on much.

>>7205 I remember loving this stuff when I first tried linux, I was 14...

>>6953 Feel like I'm going to jail for opening that image bro

>>7729 Loli is legal (in most parts of the world, anyway)

>>7730 >Loli is legal (in most parts of the world, anyway) Don't count on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Handley https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/fan-japanese-anime-makes-british-4470102 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_drawn_pornography_depicting_minors Loli is completely normal in anime culture but never forget that in the real world people go mental over anything concerning children and (a few) people have actually gone to jail for 2d drawings. So be safe and be careful who sees your wallpaper.

>>7730 The obscenity laws here in Canada are so vague and broad that if they were enforced literally, a lot of classic literature found in every big library would be considered CP. So if they wanted to target hentai it'd be far easier but I don't how often they do.

>>7731 You are absolutely right on note on that, wouldn't use it as a wallpaper or anything visible to normal people like that. Still, I don't think anyone's gone to jail just from reading some lolicon doujins on the internet or viewing pictures. It's always related to importing lolicon manga, onaholes, or being caught with actual CP and then lolicon added in. Hell, nhentai.net is 16th most popular porn website on the internet with tens of millions of visitors from all over the world, Canada, UK and Australia included, and does not censor any lolicon doujins (as far as I know).

>>7733 >It's always related to importing lolicon manga, onaholes, or being caught with actual CP and then lolicon added in Both cases linked by >>7731 only had 2d porn and the UK one was digital only, no physical books. Don't ignore the evidence and try to rationalize away your concerns. That is never a good plan. >Still, I don't think anyone's gone to jail just from reading some lolicon doujins on the internet or viewing pictures That's called discretion. Not everyone who commits a crime is arrested or charged. But the potential is still there. I agree it is not likely but I think it's important for people to be aware that loli is illegal and you *can* get in trouble for it. >[I] wouldn't use it as a wallpaper or anything visible to normal people like that. I mainly bring this up because I have had bad experiences when I was younger and naive. It's easy to get caught up in our own anime/online culture and forget that normal people do not consider adults watching weird asian cartoons acceptable on any level and in their mind there is no difference at all between watching Ilya being cute in fsn and ass raping a kindergardener.

>>7735 >loli is illegal and you *can* get in trouble for it. Where I live, it's 100% legal, unless it's a recreation/trace of cp or visually inseparable from the real thing. I do get your point though. Even though it's not enforced, or enforced inconsistently in most countries, people need to be aware of it's legal status where they live before searching/viewing said content. The problem is that most countrie's law makes it not at all clear whether or not it actually is legal or you could get in trouble for it. There are some countries though, UK and Canada for example, where it's very clearly illegal and even sometimes enforced.

>>7737 Don't forget about Australia, they're in a retarded league of their own. https://www.sankakucomplex.com/2008/12/11/australia-bans-2d-loli-simpsons-parody-porn-conviction/ https://www.sankakucomplex.com/2010/01/28/australia-bans-small-breasts-as-child-pornography/ US, UK, Canada, Australia, that's pretty much the English speaking world and this is an English speaking board.

This is my FreeBSD desktop, It is an old screenshot, its very cool with i3wm, I love FreeBSD because is very "unix-like", is very simple understand the base system :)

Nice one lain! I got nothing except this work in progess

I'm too lazy to rice, I don't know how you have the patience for that.

>>7738 > Australia, they're in a retarded league of their own I heard an interview with an Aus pornstar a while ago, she moved to Holland because they basically can't operate in their own country anymore and it wasn't because of itty bitty titty in her case either. The small breast thing is really oppressive though, like you are for life cursed to be seen as a juvenile no matter how old you are because you were born with an A cup. Enforced by law now.

>>7730 Legal/moral arguments aside, I truely can't understand why anyone would decorate their virtual space with pictures of erotic pictures, let alone loli. I've been around long enough on desktop threads on various imageboards to see this specifically is a sort of cultural/traditional thing in chan/tech/anime adjacent culture but can someone explain what the appeal is? It seems to me to be as close as one can get to pedophilia without crossing that blurry line.

>>7756 I don't know. It's definitely an indication that no one ever enters your bedroom or office to see it who isn't another otaku. I witnessed a debate on a chan years ago where some shut-in was insisting that child models in provocative poses were SFW because there was no nudity. Imagine explaining that to your boss / gf / grandma / anyone not an autistic NEET with a permanently cheetos stained dick.

>>7757 Although I don't specificallky use Loli art, especially explicit art (maybe suggestive but basically the appeal of all anime). And the thing that draws me is the art style. Although I'm in the minority. I actually ink my own art with nibbed pens and inkwells so thats the fascination it holds for me. But specifically, even in anime, a 21 year old woman in an anime is likely to look like a loli unless they go for the over developed mammoth breast style. Mind you there are depictions of children as children, but on the whole, it's the cultural aesthetic of the japanese. The archetypal categorization of 'moe' is pretty clear cut with anime, manga, or personality wise (dere-dere, tsundere, etc). And they simply reflect the ideals of that culture. Other genres of manga do have their own archetype, such as the shounen genre, or seinen.

>>7758 It's not enjoying it that we were questioning, just using it as a desktop or something where others could see it.

>>7759 Which I addres from my pov. ALthough i'm the minority. The Mangaka art style is the same tool/technique/work flow I use. So it's my homage? Although I don't draw manga, but rather absurdist soykaf.

Nice Y.T Archlinux is nice, very kiss, I used it for years, but I dont like systemd and I prefer more tested software.

>>7005 I love your user@host.

>>7165 You've got font smoothing.

>>7772 what font are you using in your bar to draw the 3 little bars?

Mine is pretty boring comparatively to many others in this thread, but it's comfy to me I suppose.

Sugestions?

>>7739 Tell me more about it lainon. When installing software, can you always choose between compiled and source version?

>>7739 FreeBSD and i3 are amazing! I'm currently using Void and i3, but as soon as I have time I intend to run a *BSD in its place.

Why are you using FreeBSD? What are the advantages over let's say debian? I've tried installing it in the past, but didn't make it to the end.

>>7622 I like that a lot. Do you have a link to the wallpaper?

guess the DE, i guess it's not windowmaker

other machine

>>7739 meant to quote >>7836

>>7829 Holy soykaf I want your setup everyday I find another nier fan is a good day

>>7847 >>7850 LXQt

>>7855 yeah i just noticed i had the lxqt logo on the main menu

>>7857 You also posted in another thread :)

>>7025 owo i likee

>>7165 how do man?

>>6941 What distro is that? it looks very nice.