Share Your Interface Screenshots Of *nix

[the empty calorie 0]

Well, I am a bit curious as to how everyone has their graphical interface setup in *NIX OS'es. Please, no screenshots of Windows, but Mac OS X is okay, as it is a *NIX OS. But what Window Manager/Desktop Environment, maybe programs you normally use, and whatever showing in a screenshot you wish to post. Maybe add on a little mini-story about your computer, what it's used for, and what hardware it runs on.I'd just like to see the many faces of other *NIX screens, as we have many, and those users of Windows are basically stuck with one interface.I'll post my screenshot later tonight. Have fun!

Edited August 19, 2005 by microscopic^earthling (see edit history)

[Jeigh1405241495 0]

I cant post a screenshot now cause I'm not at home so I have no screen to post... BUT I'm running a handful of window managers at home and just switch between them at random to keep it fresh. I like Kde/Gnome/Fluxbox/something ICE or somesuch...maybe? the name is currently not in my head apparently lol.But yea I dont have anything too fancy, but once I start up school in a few weeks again and use linux more often I have plans to pimp it out hahaPimp my linux w00 haha

[yordan 10]

I'm using the standard desktop, CDE. I only use the desktop for starting something on my PC.And, of course, all my old MS-DOS games don't play on my new XXdows computers, so I have to boot on a floppy disk.

[the empty calorie 0]

I was using AmiWM, but I have just today switched over to Debian (which I am liking quite a bit), so I am just using GNOME2 for the moment...I am really getting spoiled by apt-get...

[xboxrulz1405241485 0]

I use KDE. Man, you use old stuff, no one really uses CDE anymore, MOTIF sucks anyways, IMO.xboxrulz

[the empty calorie 0]

I personally think KDE sucks, and I would personally rather use CDE any day over KDE. *NIX is old, and old doesn't necessarily mean outdated. It can also mean tried-and-true performance, as is the case with UNIX and *NIXes out there. I could slam you for using KDE, being as it's basically what makes *NIX make more like a Windows-wannabe, not to mention Tk's inferiority in performance compared to GTK+... But you do your thing, I do mine, let the CDE user do his too.

[xboxrulz1405241485 0]

ok, but just a reminder, KDE uses QT and my KDE does NOT look like Windoze.xboxrulz

[the empty calorie 0]

Then let's see this...

[abhiram 0]

Guess after 8 posts, I'm the first one to actually post a screenshot .

 

Here:

 

I'm using Fluxbox with Aterm which can be seen in the background. It's been made transparent so the desktop is visible through it.

[xboxrulz1405241485 0]

This is my KDE desktop:

 

 

xboxrulz

[the empty calorie 0]

That taskbar.....that looks exactly like XP-ish. It's jsut the common KDE taskbar. I can't stand it.

[the empty calorie 0]

Here is my screenshot, now that I have everything back to normal.

 

[the empty calorie 0]

Sorry about the double post, but I screwed up the link in the first one, and there's no edit button anywhere for my post...but here is the correct one

[xboxrulz1405241485 0]

Well, sorry empty calorie, but I didn't want to waste space on my desktop so I shrunk it so it looks like Windows XP.xboxrulz

[the empty calorie 0]

Oh that's fine, you just said your desktop looks nothing like Windows, but it does a bit, so yeah. Don't stress it.