GNU / Linux February 2008 Desktop Thread


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^^

It's an application called gDesklets and it's available in the repro's. Although, that particular desklets you have to download from here and then it's just a case of opening gDesklets>File>Install and just point to the file you just downloaded

Hope that helps.

^^

It's an application called gDesklets and it's available in the repro's. Although, that particular desklets you have to download from here and then it's just a case of opening gDesklets>File>Install and just point to the file you just downloaded

Hope that helps.

So good, thanks a lot. =)

What's that little weather app? It looks awesome!

It's one of those gdesklets (you can go to Synaptic, search for 'gdesklets', install it, and then go to this site: http://www.gdesklets.de/index.php?q=desklet/view/171 as this particular gdesklet is not one of the ones that is automatically installed (you can just download it and then, from within gdesklets, click File-->Install Package and install it. (It should then appear under 'Uncategorized' as 'GoodWeather Display', and you can double-click it and it will appear and you can set it up and all from there.

Remember if you want gdesklets to start with each Gnome session, you've got to go to System-->Preferences-->Sessions and add it, putting

gdesklets start

in the box for the command line :D

SORRY! I see Kitch already answered.... lol

Edited by James7

After 5+ years of Red Hat and Fedora, my first *buntu screenie! Umm... Pretty much everything is the same as before. I don't like change very much, apparently. :p

screenie_2008_18_02_th.png

OS: Xubuntu

WM: Fluxbox

Wall: Stacy Keibler

Theme: Modified FluxAqua theme

Running boinc and conky (.conkyrc file here) showing my new dual-core CPU

After 5+ years of Red Hat and Fedora, my first *buntu screenie! Umm... Pretty much everything is the same as before. I don't like change very much, apparently. :p

OS: Xubuntu

WM: Fluxbox

Just wondering, but have you heard of fluxbuntu :) ? Wouldn't that be a nice *buntu distro for you?

^ *admiring*

Looks cool (especially the taskbar), but you should definitely try the Tango-Generator... You can also configure it to use the Ubuntu Studio icons as a base, but you also get tons of other (better) icons - like a tango version of the wifi symbol :)

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