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openSUSE 11

XFCE4

Compiz-Fusion

Emerald: Gaia

gtk: Gaia

tint (Taskbar): Gaia Neue

Icons: AllBlack

Wallpaper: Gaia iP by Imrik

sorry, I was lazy to give direct links to the artists.

The best linux desktop I have seen in my life.

What background image is that robz0rz?

( http://uploads.neowin.net/download.php?fil...-1228752545.jpg )

To be honest, I've been trying to find it again.. I would have sworn I got it off deviantArt as a daily deviation a while ago... You can see the name it is saved by, so it was probably packed in some sort of archive if it really is from dA, but I can't seen to find it anymore. I have the 1680x1050 version that I can send you if you want. If anyone else knows the original origin of that wallpaper, please drop me a message

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I've hopped over to Arch :)

Still a long way to go with this, but coming together nicely.

Btw, if someone knows how I can get rid of those 3 desktop icons I'd be grateful ;) I'm sure there was an option in Xubuntu, but it seems to be missing for me.

I'll post a tar of the two configs, the scripts and the fonts when I get home.

I can't take credit for the sidebar config though, I got that config from Cookie on the archlinux forums here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=463704#p463704

I just made a few small modifications.

.Xdefaults:

Xft.antialias: true
Xft.dpi:	   96
Xft.hinting:   full
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba:	  rgb

Xcursor.size:  10
Xcursor.theme: Neutral_Plus

*background: #1C1C1C
*foreground: #B4B4B4
*color0:  #000000
*color1:  #ff6565
*color2:  #93d44f
*color3:  #eab93d
*color4:  #204a87
*color5:  #ce5c00
*color6:  #89b6e2
*color7:  #cccccc
*color8:  #555753
*color9:  #ff8d8d
*color10: #c8e7a8
*color11: #ffc123
*color12: #3465a4
*color13: #f57900
*color14: #46a4ff
*color15: #ffffff

URxvt.font:		xft:Pragmata:pixelsize=12:antialias=true:bold:hinting=true
URxvt.saveLines:   15874
URxvt.scrollBar:   false
URxvt.transparent: true
URxvt.urlLauncher: /usr/bin/firefox
URxvt.visualBell:  true

.vimrc (nothing special):

syntax on
set showmatch
set number
set nocompatible
set background=dark
set encoding=utf-8																						
filetype on																							   

set t_Co=256																							  
set mouse=a																																										
colorscheme 256-jungle																					
set termencoding=utf-8

Vim colorscheme is 256-jungle

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