My Puppy is more gorgeous than yours!

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#341 Post by jonyo »

Eyes-Only wrote:Fascinating read PG, on all the various bits and pieces, even for an "old salt" like me. ;) Thanks for taking the time out of studies to write that!
One of the best here :) no doubt about it.

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one more

#342 Post by puppyluvr »

:D hey guy`s :D
I thought this thread was for eye-candy 8)
So here`s one more for the buddapup :)
Puppy Rocks!!!!!!

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#343 Post by trapster »

I can never leave well enough alone... :lol:

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#344 Post by crabbypup »

here is my desktop. it's not that fancy, but whatever.







sorry, the images are a little big. 8)

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#345 Post by MU »

full size (1600x1050):
http://noforum.de/pics/darkmuppy008.jpg

The icewm-theme is called "ThinBlack".
Gtk-Theme: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show. ... tent=73210

Somewhat similar is this, it also has black scrollbars. Maybe it is a bit too black, but that's personal taste.
But different to the first one, it also supports the old Gtk+.
So you might choose this first in my Themeselector to set black for Gtk+, and then the other one to set that for Gtk2 only.
http://themes.freshmeat.net/projects/tenebrific/

Background:
http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaper/?583
or
http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaper/?584

On top you see the GtkBasic Panel, below on the right the gdesklets.
On bottom right conky.

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#346 Post by mrkcee »

Here's my current desktop: I keep on changing it. :D

XFCE 4.4.2
Screenlets 0.0.12
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Had this posted elsewhere

#347 Post by smhardesty »

I somehow how missed this thread until this evening. Took a while to look through all the different screenshots. WOW! It's amazing what everybody else has done.
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#348 Post by gary101 »

Here is my eeepc running puppy 2.16 with Conky.
Not as gorgeous as some a lot of the systems in this thread but i like it.
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#349 Post by PuppyLinuxGuy »

Wow! These systems look great! I promise I'll post mine as soon as I can.

Gary101: what icon set is that? they would look great in my theme.

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#350 Post by gary101 »

Hi PuppyLinuxGuy

That iconset is the standard for puppy 2.16, window manager is icewm using the thinblack2 theme.

Look forward to seeing your desktop

Gary

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#351 Post by prit1 »

Just thought of sharing a picture of my desktop.

This is Puppy 2.17.1 using the excellent EZPup and HotPup.
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Ear Candy

#352 Post by nic2109 »

Like many viewers I frequently try out new themes as another "favourite" is posted. It's very inspiring.

But, taking another risk with this thread by not providing (or even discussing) eye-candy ........ I'm wondering whether there is an equivalent for "ear-candy".

I'd like to know about sound schemes and how to apply them to various events (e.g. open window, close window, new email, run abend, logoff, shutdown and so on) so each plays a different sound if wanted.

Is there such a thread, or a write-up somewhere? Has anyone any examples to share? Should it be a new and seperate thread? Is there no end to this guy's questions?

I hope that you get the point by now.

Thanks for looking/listening. :)
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#353 Post by eden6000 »

I made this thread some time ago, I wanted to add a startup sound, it is really easy and "earcandy", if you add an "important" sound at startup you'll impress your windozed friends :D
I can't help you on more complete and complex sound schemes....btw your idea is not bad at all, and I think that with a good implementation puppy can become earcandy without being bloated

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wNOP

#354 Post by puppyluvr »

:D just my other pretty puppy :D

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#355 Post by Lobster »

and one day . . .
. . . all puppies were gorgeous

Is yours there? :)
see what darrelljon (see next post) has done here
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PedigreePuppy

I have long believed that Puppys biggest bug was that it was not
poodlefied (trimmed and ribboned)

It is now and then some.

Puppy can also be plain - even that in Lassie and Dingo is really pleasing.
Wnop is the jewel of eye candy but some of the extraordinary tweaking is available in other forms, for example Ezpup or just adding a Window manager
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/AdditionalPrograms

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#356 Post by darrelljon »

The screenshots page is now optimised for dial-up users/slow connections by using thumbnails.

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#358 Post by prit1 »

Just a small try after editing jwm-theme, changing some icons and the wallpaper.
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#359 Post by jonyo »

Muppy 08 standard (moded)
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#360 Post by Th3_uN1Qu3 »

Puppy 3.01 on my laptop. We all know that old habits die hard, so my Puppy is a blend of Linux, DOS and windoze. :D

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