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?

JuvenalUrbino

pin and it's not just for the sake of vintage nostalgia, check out Mozilla Application Suite (where it comes from and what later turned into) XD

JuvenalUrbino 😃 Started using Netscape on MacOS back in 1997 and moved along into Firefox.

JuvenalUrbino

pin Started using Netscape on MacOS back in 1997 and moved along into Firefox.

Mac OS 8-9? Cool! 🙂

I started with IE on Windows3.1 in 98-2000, then moved to Mozilla Suite on Windows ME from 2001 on (I hadn't personally opted for either of the 2, was just a kid, but was presented with those and just used them); I started using Seamonkey and Firefox on Solaris, but when I moved to FreeBSD, I discovered QupZilla (when it still used to be a feather-weight, Qt4/QtWebKit based, browser) and got fond of it. More recently, since Qupzilla rebranded as Falkon, was merged into KDE and moved over Qt5 and Chrome's QtWebEngine, I went back to Seamonkey: hope the latter won't die out any time soon but I'm not getting my hopes to high 😛

JuvenalUrbino Mac OS 8-9?

Can't remember ❓️
Used UNIX and MacOS at the university. First contact with Windows was in late 2001.
At the time they were just tools, my interest in computers came much later.

JuvenalUrbino

And now my XDM setup has been updated too 😉

JuvenalUrbino looking good 😄

pfr

JuvenalUrbino
Sorry for the noob question, but I was reading through your archived post here:
[ https://archive.unitedbsd.com/t/netbsd-desktop-pt-4-the-x-display-manager-xdm/292 ]
I really like the look of your XDM setup but was planning on using SLiM for my login manager. Can you give a noob advice on why you choose to use XDM over SLiM?
Cheers!

I've just made another simple wallpaper using shades of gray.

Feel free to use it if you like.

Found also an old one that I've never thought I would use 😂
@JuvenalUrbino, you must remember this 😉
...never say never!!

JuvenalUrbino

pin I do 😃 ! ahahahahah good Pollock/NetBSD medley 🤣

JuvenalUrbino

Updated setup with more shortcuts and a different background

E16 4Dwm/IRIX Build, NetBSD

JuvenalUrbino

Here's one more: lightweight Open Look desktop on NetBSD/i386 -current, running on a Acer TravelMate bought in 2001; straight from the early '90s 😛

OPEN LOOK / Xview on NetBSD/-i386 current

JuvenalUrbino 512MB of RAM 😮 ...

el-topo

pin Enough for Windows XP 🙂

Pollock was a bit distracting...

el-topo Yeah, but...
...most probably not for a "modern" web-browser 🤣

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Posted on reddit a piece for february

While waiting for the binaries for amd64 from 2019Q3 to build, why not update the base-system 🙂

pfr

pin Please, what firefox extension are you using for this dark unitedbsd webpage theme?

ClaudioM

Been a while since I've posted, but I thought I'd share a recent update. Not a screenshot, but still worthy I think.

I managed to revive my ASUS EeePC 901 which, according to the version of Lubuntu that was still installed on it (14.10), hadn't been touched since 2014 after I was getting filesystem errors. Reseating the SSD got everything working again, and I've wiped it and dropped OpenBSD 6.6 on it. Runs quite well, though I can't get more than two tabs running on Firefox, or else it crashes. Everything else, even Chocolate DOOM with FreeDOOM, runs like a champ.

ASUS Eee PC 901 netbook to the right of my Toshiba Portege M400 tablet PC, both running OpenBSD 6.6-current.

It also earned a RUNBSD sticker now that it's running OpenBSD.

Chocolate DOOM running FreeDOOM on the EeePC.
RIP & TEAR...Freely!

JuvenalUrbino

ClaudioM now, this, is a Unix setup which easily earns a well-deserved applause =D
PS: last pic may suggest you have interesting tastes in furniture too 😉

ClaudioM

JuvenalUrbino Trust me, that ain't my taste lol, but thanks. 😁

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