August 2009 Screenshot Thread (thumbnails only)

[Sand & Mercury]

A friend of mine who went to Japan a few weeks ago sent me a bunch of pictures she took. So I took one and made it my wallpaper, with a bit of retouching.

[pat23_2007]

Changed my setup a bit:

[quazi]

Outta curiosity, how did you swing the KDE-like folder-view applet on Gnome?

[pat23_2007]

Outta curiosity, how did you swing the KDE-like folder-view applet on Gnome?

It's the FolderView Screenlet.

[Islington]

What's ZUI?

Zoomable (img?) user interface. Like GUI but with zooming as a neccesary part.

[Chemical Imbalance]

The works on my theme continues ...
Aurora-Murrine-Clearlooks and Pixmaps is inside for reach the best optimum of all. Still I have to do! (finetuning)

mrdiego, do you always listen to that one album?

Nice theming btw.

[credobyte]

Relaxing ..

[Subban]

I'll post this here as a few people seemed to like the things I was doing with album art in conky.

I noticed that using the standard method of getting the album art in conky with:

${exec cp "`conkyRhythmbox --datatype=CA | sed -e 's/\\\//g'`" /home/user/.album}

Obviously caused the image to be copied every single update, typically once a second. This didn't seem ideal so I thought I would farm out the job to a script, it could check if the file really needed to be copied and then do it. Because we are only copying it once every few minutes (if you shuffle albums) or each 45mins or so, we can do more things. In the example I apply a sepia effect, but you could rotate, transform, blur or anything.

Anyways, script is posted here... http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php...postcount=8700

There is also a shot of it there, I won't repost it here.

[mrdiego]

mrdiego, do you always listen to that one album?

Nice theming btw.

Of course. Only this one if I do a screenshot. That album was choosed as my screenshot-album. I stay with it ...
Nice that somebody have noticed it finally.

[Rasi]

hi,



kde with shiki-brave

Please some info... i never managed to set kde up like this.