Fabulous February's Screenshot thread

[viperdvman]

I'm posting a new screenshot of my netbook's Bodhi Linux since E17 went stable in late-December. There isnt really much different than when I first installed Bodhi on this netbook a few months ago, other than the stable E17 and adding a shelf on the lower-left corner for my wifi-related stuff.

Full-size screenhots here:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...BodhiNet1d.jpg

Computer: Netbook
Distro: Bodhi Linux 2.2.0
Desktop Environment: E17 "Enlightenment" (stable)
Enlightenment Theme: A-Angelic-v6
GTK Theme: Greybird (default)
Wallpaper: custom "Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess" wallpaper
Icons: modified ACYL (Zelda gold with white border)
Docks: dual Engage docks (left is launcher, right is autohiding with taskbar and gadgets) ; Autohiding shelf on lower left corner for wifi-related stuff.
Apps in Left Dock: PCManFM (file manager), Firefox, Google Chrome, Pidgin, XChat (IRC client), Audacious, VLC, LibreOffice. LibreOffice Writer, leafpad, gnome-dictionary, LXTerminal, Synaptic Package Manager, and System Monitor
Conky: "Bodhi LUA Clock" with Zelda red and gold colors and custom Hyrule Symbol

[COMECON]

So clean-installed 12.10, lovely!


(Click to see in full 1366x768 resolution)

Catbuntu

[OrangeCrate]

Thinking of summer...

Xubuntu 13.04 on an IBM Thinkpad (T43)

[BslBryan]

Nice
From scale 1 - 10, how do you rate it

Thanks. I'm not sure if you mean the phone itself, CyanogenMod, or my Ubuntu Phone OS recreation attempt, so I'l rate all 3.

Phone - 6. The hardware is not the best but it's proven to be a quite reliable little thing.

ROM - 8. I love all of the customization and streamlining of CyanogenMod. And being rooted is the only way to go!

"Ubuntu Phone OS" - 8. I'm just getting used to using gestures that will be used when the OS is released. It's Android obviously but the way I use my phone is completely changed after trying to recreate the interface. I really like it, and I love that when I turn on my phone, I get an Ubuntu boot animation. If I'm having this much fun with an interface clone, it gets me very excited for the release of the OS, and it was worth all of the trouble to get it just right.

[xc3RnbFO8P]

Thanks. I'm not sure if you mean the phone itself, CyanogenMod, or my Ubuntu Phone OS recreation attempt, so I'l rate all 3.

Phone - 6. The hardware is not the best but it's proven to be a quite reliable little thing.

ROM - 8. I love all of the customization and streamlining of CyanogenMod. And being rooted is the only way to go!

"Ubuntu Phone OS" - 8. I'm just getting used to using gestures that will be used when the OS is released. It's Android obviously but the way I use my phone is completely changed after trying to recreate the interface. I really like it, and I love that when I turn on my phone, I get an Ubuntu boot animation. If I'm having this much fun with an interface clone, it gets me very excited for the release of the OS, and it was worth all of the trouble to get it just right.

I meant to say CyanogenMod,
I had installed on my Galaxy Tab 7", but it was always turning my phone off.

[Perfect Storm]

Clean:

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Busy:
Steam and Spotify natively on Linux. Life is good!

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[mamamia88]

If you have Ubuntu installed, just install Kubuntu Desktop

i could but i'm on a netbook and really want to stick with xfce and don't like mixing.

[Frogs Hair]

XFCE Session-Fs-Icons-Dockbarx with Nitrux Icons

http://ompldr.org/vaGg4NA/00%20PM.png

http://ompldr.org/vaGg4NQ/59%20PM.png

[VinDSL]

Clean:

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Busy:
Steam and Spotify natively on Linux. Life is good!

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Ough, I likey!

Nice one!

[VinDSL]

Ubuntu 13.04 / Linux 3.8-rc7 / Gnome-Shell 3.7.5 (Staging) / Plank / Conky / ACYL / Chromium Canary