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Read more about the article dwm-xsetroot based status bar

dwm-xsetroot based status bar

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:October 2, 2021
  • Post category:Knowledgebase/Panels & Menus/tutorials

For those who might be looking for an xsetroot approach for use on their dwm status bar, I made some mods (to a script from clusterF on BunsenLabs).  The below…

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Read more about the article Nordic Palette for your desktop.
i3wm (not gaps), rofi, conkybar, conky(2), st (terminal), Nordic Palette on MX21(b2) running Debian Bullseye

Nordic Palette for your desktop.

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:September 17, 2021
  • Post category:Tiling Window Managers/tutorials

For those who asked for pointers on arranging their GTK Desktop to Nordic colors, here are my recommendations. If you are unfamiliar with the Nordic Palette here is information on…

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Read more about the article xterm & URxvt – make ’em look nicer

xterm & URxvt – make ’em look nicer

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:August 24, 2021
  • Post category:Linux/tutorials

If you are interested in small footprint, low resource use terminals, there are few skinnier than xterm and URxvt.  The 'thing' that scares most people away from these tiny terminals…

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Read more about the article dwm and i3wm systray removal & desktop setup tricks

dwm and i3wm systray removal & desktop setup tricks

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:August 13, 2021
  • Post category:Knowledgebase/Linux/Tiling Window Managers/tutorials

These days, there are two window managers I enjoy using "more than the others I have tried". They are dwm & i3wm. After long time use (more than a year…

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Read more about the article i3wm, dwm plus Peppermint 10 desktops on an LTS Ubuntu Bionic Base

i3wm, dwm plus Peppermint 10 desktops on an LTS Ubuntu Bionic Base

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:April 14, 2021
  • Post category:Distro Respins & Customization/Tiling Window Managers/tutorials

Building this Ubuntu-based multi-window manager/ DE environment is tested on Peppermint OS 10. The steps highlighted should work with other Ubuntu-based distros & with minor tweaks should even work on…

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Read more about the article Bunsenlabs on non-systemd Debian (antiX19)

Bunsenlabs on non-systemd Debian (antiX19)

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:April 3, 2021
  • Post category:antiX/Stacking Window Managers/tutorials

If you want to work with, or play around with, BunsenLabs (BL) on a non-systemd Debian platform, here is a method by which you can install BL on antiX19. With…

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Read more about the article i3wm: an excellent and aesthetically pleasing window manager

i3wm: an excellent and aesthetically pleasing window manager

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:March 25, 2021
  • Post category:Tiling Window Managers/tutorials

It has been a while since I tried a new tiler. Lately, I have been having a  'good time' building a vanilla i3wm desktop. In keeping with my preference of…

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Read more about the article Helpful system tray utilities/applications

Helpful system tray utilities/applications

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:December 28, 2020
  • Post category:Applications & Tools/tutorials

I have been doing quite a bit of research & tweaking of my dwm (debian and arch-based) installations over the past several weeks. In the process of this work, I…

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Read more about the article Fvwm3 Tutorial

Fvwm3 Tutorial

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:November 25, 2020
  • Post category:MXLinux/Stacking Window Managers/tutorials

In my continuing saga of trying and using window managers (wm), I have installed Fvwm3. By way of providing a bit of background I'll start by describing my environment: Fvwm3…

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Read more about the article A dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) Journey- 3

A dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) Journey- 3

  • Post author:ManyRoads
  • Post published:August 23, 2020
  • Post category:Knowledgebase/Tiling Window Managers/tutorials

In the third (3rd) installment of this tutorial series, I'll discuss environment concerns/ requirements as well as implementation evaluation and components. To begin, I'll enumerate what I consider (for me)…

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