mousepad is a text editor available for Xfce. Looks the same as leafpad which is the default in Xubuntu. gedit is a little more advanced. .gtkrc is the config file for themes.If you look in the .themes folder (in your home folder) you should see them there - several if you have installed different themes (one for each theme). Have a great 2012 !
so far get this 177 mb start then goes to 166 also i am using external drive so it may also take some mb for mounting ......etc .and theme/icon theme its gnome theme some icons i tweaks my self to give extra looks .......
Covergloobus http://gabriela2400.deviantart.com/art/APPOWS-for-Covergloobus-170824418 the titlebar theme is Atolm not Atolm-gtk. i'm going to set this up on my laptop i put tux in the top left hand corner, but i think he looks a bit like a duck.
very nice theme iceni60 Beavenburt you are xfce king man i always wanted to try vector linux but never did hows the stability of it. also which xfce distro you found best after debian if its your 1st default choice
Hi Mack Vector is as stable as they come being based on Slackware while it releases about every couple of years. It also feels fast and lean. I know that's subjective but it just feels lean and mean and quick. It also has quite a sane group of default applications. sbopkg for easily installing slackbuilds works well if one requires an app that isn't in the repos. nvidia drivers installed fine, suspend / resume work, all hardware including my printer/scanner combo is recognised. The install process is a bit drawn out with lots of obtions but it does work flawlessly. I tell you I've fell in love with Vector. Additionally, for the awesome infinality font rendering packages, grab them from here:- http://someslack.wordpress.com/2012/01/03/infinalitys-font-rendering-on-slackware-2/ I'd have to say Vector is now my fave xfce distro. I like most that i've tried including xubuntu but Vector to me feels right.
How typical is this, as soon as I start raving about a distro it only goes and fails to suspend properly!! Argghhh!!!
Belated Thanks and Greetings, Ocky! Alles klar and I've done share of editing .gtkrc to domesticate the dreamy cat.
one more mackish screenshot icon work in progress so some icons didnt look nice edit: i tried them on my custom live cd i wish these kinda icons of *nix too they are so awesome
You have good taste iceni60, even with the knees on the knobbly side. @mack_guy, icons are awesome - you are not called mack_guy for nothing.
thanks ocky man for comment man icons are light and fast problem is only you can use them for pvt use and they made for mac i wish to see like them more in future for linux too
@ocky awesome conky man i love they way cd player looks you are the one who get cool stuff and you blame me @Beavenburt thanks i tried today yes its great very fast and stable the only problem i face is icons and i dont have a background of slackware otherwise its nice distro @nisby79 nice screenshots man slingshot launcher looks very intersting
Colorflow icons. (mack_guy to confirm). http://www.iconarchive.com/show/colorflow-icons-by-tribalmarkings/linux-icon.html http://bandar.raffah.com/colorflow/ Will you be making a linux icon theme set for us ? I think mack_guy will fork out mucho dinheiros to get it.
yes ocky right mrk they are color flow also you can find png as well http://subuddha.deviantart.com/art/Colorflow-1-2-quot-MAC-10-5-quot-125355496 what i did is i use gimp to resize and replace original icons of folder's in places folder with these ones but i did that on live cd as try mode also on my linux mint 10 but i guess on kde they really look more awesome and alive here the full gallery http://subuddha.deviantart.com/gallery/
my new linux mint 10 icons i replace faenza mac big icons with macish icons so combo of both look nice
