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nuclearkev

My main personal laptop.

Running dwm as the wm, xterm, firefox, and my editor, ait, in the top right. I don't actually use the really small windows... I just did it for this image. 🙂

EDIT: I forgot to mention, I'm running slstatus as the status bar. It's not supported by NetBSD but I've ported just the functions I needed. They're not perfect and the volume (not shown) stops working after about 30 minutes

nuclearkev Nice. Maybe get your Firefox solarized for better consistency, that white kills it 😉

nuclearkev

pin I don't generally even have them next to each other. The screen is rather small and I'm quite blind. 😆 Regardless, thanks for the link! I'll check it out!

EDIT: typo

TronNerd82

I use twm on NetBSD completely stock save for the background. I couldn't figure out a coherent way to set the background in any X configuration, so I simply added the appropriate feh command to my .shrc. Since the shell opens up upon logging into my X session, it's a pretty good, if hackish, solution. It also makes it really easy to change my background if I want to, but I won't since I like my H.R. Giger wallpaper here.

TronNerd82 I use twm on NetBSD ...

Looks like ctwm to me 😉

chidaruma

I use openBSD as my daily driver four a couple of years now, I'm using cwm as my wm, Emacs (as IRC client), and ncspot.

TronNerd82

For reasons involving hardware support, I've switched my NetBSD ThinkPad over to NomadBSD, which automagically detects all the right hardware and makes it work. I will still use NetBSD, but it will be used on a desktop this time. Here's my screen now (same H.R. Giger background):
Note the Terminus font used system-wide; I just really like that font.

alephoto85

Hello everyone!!!

This is mine i3 (on a ThinkPad x280)

alephoto85

wvr Wonderful color scheme!!!

alephoto85

nortonham I use the same background but in i3 on NetBSD 10.
Actually there is not much choice XD but it's great XDXDXD

pfr

It's been a little while since I've shared a screenshot. Finally I have NetBSD on my desktop with a 27" 1440p screen.

Still running sdorfehs!

Still need to get my graphics drivers working though 😥

bsduck

pfr Did you just introduce NASA-BSD?

pfr

bsduck NASA does use NetBSD so it fits I think. Just a custom fetch script instead of the usual neofetch.

vados

mccd

I recently dived in and started using BSD (this is also my intro post, hi everyone!).

Programs:

Kakoune
Foot
pfetch
Stitch (my own note-taking app)
waybar

pfr

New system, new screenshot. I'm now using Code New Roman Nerd Font which I think is kinda cool.
the rest is the same old.

UnixAwesome

FreeBSD+Gnome

Jay

UnixAwesome i think your screenshot link is broken

Edit: problem was on my side. My DNS bloker blocks imgur links by default 😅

rhtoras

Switched to Mate desktop. For some reason i believe that Mate works better in bsd's compared to xfce. OK i know mate can't be as complete as in linux but 293 is pretty good. Better than net and freebsd for sure, not to mention illumos based things like openindiana. Everything works i had some freezing points when trying to take screenshots via the gui way but that's ok since no ones going to take screenshots daily. I still haven't got root acces to work on gui (any help is welcomed) and i have to improve some vital aspects of the os. Other than that everythings is secure, light and usable.

mccd

Moved over to NetBSD on my Thinkpad T480S.

Almost everything worked out of the box, only my elantech trackpad is unsupported and falls back to regular PS/2 emulation. I'm awaiting a trackpad which uses synaptics so hoping that will work better 🙂

I compiled a custom kernel to change the green text to white background and black foreground. Looks great.

Applications: xclock, xterm (pfetch, scrot, mandocs, vim with quiet theme and different background).

oui

mccd I like your taste 👍️

szilard

mccd post configs! 🙂

szilard

mccd I compiled a custom kernel to change the green text to white background and black foreground.

Why is there no runtime setting for this?

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