Submit screenshots of all your BSD desktops, themes, and configurations, or submit anything else that will make BSD hackers happy. Show the world how sexy your BSD can be! So what does your BSD look like? CLI/GUI/WM? Please post a Screen Shot of your BSD OS running on real hardware or even in an emulator like QEMU/VMware if you’d like :smile: Here is mine : OpenBSD + CWM + Tray App+ Lenovo G500

NetBSD + SLiM config : https://github.com/OS108/OS108/tree/master/os108-slim-theme-default

Gonna share again my IceWM setup too

Gonna share too my setup again ?, icewm in all its glory.

Found another really nice gtk-theme I would like to share with you all! Still love the one I was using previously but, its nice to change sometimes ? Here's a shot of the Harvest variant ?

So, is Ghost fetched as FreeBSD?!

GhostBSD is based on FreeBSD and just adds a graphical environment out of the box. I, as a novice, just right for a start

deadblackclover Yes, I know ghost is based on FreeBSD. I was just curious. There are dozens of linux distros based on ubuntu and/or arch, but when you use screenfech/neofetch their own logo is displayed. Guess ghost didn't bother doing their own ascii art ? Anyway, nice looking screen.

What does your BSD look like?

chrisfromgreece

Can it run on vega and radeon pro gpus i remember i had problems with those ? Also my laptops touchpad doesnt seem to work tried to reach help send them dmesg but they couldn't help me.

rvp

chrisfromgreece Also my laptops touchpad doesnt seem to work tried to reach help send them dmesg but they couldn't help me.

In your dmesg output, no pms driver is shown:

$ fgrep pms /mnt/work/chrisfromgreece-dmesg.txt
$

You should see something like this for the touchpad to be active:

$ dmesg | fgrep pms
[     1.009371] pms0 at pckbc2 (aux slot)
[     1.009371] wsmouse0 at pms0 mux 0
$

Is the touchpad disabled in BIOS? On my BIOS you can enable/disable the "Internal Pointing Device" in [Advanced].

I'm finally happy with the move to a light-theme. Everything custom...

oui

pin Welcome to the bright side 🙌

pfr

pin
Although I don't like to use light themes myself, I can appreciate this one. It looks great! My only criticism (or suggestion) would be to change the line number background in your editor, the black is a bit of a contrast to the rest of the theme. Perhaps even that nice purple (or is it lilac?).

Looking forward to getting my fresh install finished today. I'll post a shot once it's done although it'll likely look the same as before 🤣

oui thx! ...I guess 😁

pfr My only criticism (or suggestion) would be to change the line number background in your editor, the black is a bit of a contrast to the rest of the theme.

Yes, I know that but, those are hardcoded and require patching the source and recompiling... maybe...

JuvenalUrbino

Back after a long while. Just put NetBSD on a old IBM thinkpad R51

ctwm

nia

JuvenalUrbino absolutely gorgeous ctwm config, well done.

JuvenalUrbino

nia you may check out my .ctwmrc here

chrisfromgreece

burntnoodle OpenBSD Rocks !!!!!!!!

Nick0lis

Dwm kwin, when I find time I will make the same on FreeBSD

burntnoodle

OpenBSD
Openbox + Minimalism My Way
Panel: Tint2
Menu: Obmenu-Generator
...because I can. 😄

burntnoodle

My last post here shows that it was deleted??? 😔
Did I do or say something wrong?

burntnoodle Do you mean your openbox screenshot?
I see it, looks really nice.

pfr

burntnoodle It's still there.. not sure why it's saying deleted for you.

Also, looks sweet! I might need to upload a new one soon myself

burntnoodle

It no longer shows it as being deleted. 😜

It's the web-gremlins! 😄

Thanks guys. I didn't mean to sound like a cry-baby. It just confused me...which isn't hard to do. 😂🙃💪

snufkin

oui nice 😉

JuvenalUrbino

xlock(1) theme; I'm a die-hard fan of the fzort saver mode.

Relevant ~/.Xresources section:

! ===== XLock ====
XLock*dpmsoff:      0
XLock*description:  on
XLock*echokeys:     on
XLock*echokey:      *
XLock*showfps:      on
XLock*program:      /usr/games/fortune -s
XLock*mailCmd:      /usr/bin/mail -H
XLock*lockdelay:    10
XLock*timeout:      15
XLock*use3d:        on
XLock*delta3d:      1.5
XLock*right3d:      Blue
XLock*left3d:       Red
XLock*boTh3d:       Magenta
!XLock*info:        "screen is locked"
XLock*mode:         fzort
XLock*username:     user:  

xLock*password:     key:  

Xlock*icongeometry: 96x96
XLock*enablesaver:  on
XLock*wireframe:    on
XLock*fontset:      -artwiz-snap-normal-r-normal--10-100-75-75-p-90-iso10646-1
XLock*planfontset:  -artwiz-edges-medium-r-normal--10-100-75-75-m-50-iso10646-1
XLock*messagefont:  -artwiz-edges-medium-r-normal--10-100-75-75-m-50-iso10646-1

I use x11/xautolock to execute it after 10 mins of idleness.
In my ~/.xinitrc I have:

xautolock -time 10 \
          -locker 'xlock -name $HOME/.Xresources' -notify 10 \
          -notifier "notify-send 'XLock' '10s before locking display'" &

JuvenalUrbino Nice 🙂 it makes me jealous...

This is all I have...

...
static const char *lockcmd[] = { "slock", NULL };
...
{  MOD4, XK_Delete, spawn, {.com = lockcmd}},
...

oui

JuvenalUrbino This is really cool, thanks for sharing 👍

pfr

JuvenalUrbino that's pretty cool! what notifier do you use?

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