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(131 replies, posted in Off Topic / General Chat)

Hanna wrote:

My favourites are: Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (which I can watch again and again and again...), State and main, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Godfather, Dog Day Afternoon, Panic in Needlepark, Serpico... and X-Men movies and newer Batmans and well I don't really love them but I have to say I enjoy watching - but not too often because I tend to search "mistakes" - Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Oh and I almost forgot 007 - Licence to Kill, Lost in Translation and Royal Tennenbaums.

And I have to add any film by Aki Kaurismäki!


You should really see The Darjeeling Limited (also by Wes Anderson) if you haven't done that already.

Also, the Monty Python films, Meaning of Life, Life of Brian and Monty Python and the Holy Grail is very funny.

Lars von Trier-film Direktøren for det hele (The Boss of it all; I will see Riget sometime soon... smile),

There's a lot of nice non-comedy-films too: Das Leben der anderen (Lives of others), Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei (Edukators), Pedro Almodóvar-films (Carne Tremula etc. ), Les quatre cents coups (The 400 blows), Kunsten at Græde i Kor (The Art of Crying), Mitt liv som hund (My life as a dog; I've got a lot of swedish favorite films, so I just mention this one, I guess you haven't heard of them anyway wink), Office Space and so on...

prohna: What wm is that?


Hanna: I love your screenshot. What gtk-theme and ob-theme is that? And which panel is it?

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(62 replies, posted in Off Topic / General Chat)

This computer!! smile

ibm, 512mb ram, 2ghz ram, 80gb hdd.

My family've got a lot of computers before, but this is my first own.

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(2,564 replies, posted in Tips, Tricks & Scripts)

Haha, nice story wink

In ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml (I think is the right path?), then search for firefox and change it to firefox-3.0 or whatever the new firefox is called.

http://th08.deviantart.com/fs41/300W/i/2009/053/d/c/third_wmii_photo_by_moralisten.png

I love wmii, and now that I got playing music, downloading/uploading-rate and last im-msg to me in the status bar I don't need conky anymore. smile

Breakage wrote:

It's not crunchbang but been browsing the forums and thought i'd leave a screeny.

Peace.

http://th01.deviantart.com/fs41/300W/f/2009/043/0/4/Undertone_by_DuttyBreakage.png

Here too, which theme are you using here?

ESCAPADO wrote:

http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/thumb/9842/screenshot_24_zyKK79.png

now my new desktop-styling is done smile

the rss-feeds on the top change every 30 seconds (done with a modification of that script)

I have to ask what theme you're using? Both OB-theme and gtk-theme.

And that pidgin-script, how did you do that?! That is awesome. smile I simply love the simplicity of your desktop!!

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(197 replies, posted in Off Topic / General Chat)

My first frequently used distro was Ubuntu, before that I've used mandriva/mandrake a bit.

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(1,110 replies, posted in Artwork & Screenshots)

dannytatom wrote:

http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/01/25/03/00/1858774_bigthumb.png

Is that the terminator-on-background-thing you are using here, it looks interesting. smile

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(1,110 replies, posted in Artwork & Screenshots)

dannytatom: I've got a tips for you:

Press T in mocp, so you can change theme to some more fitting, not so colorful theme. smile

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(1,043 replies, posted in Off Topic / General Chat)

I'm another of those disturbing swedes just talking about forests. tongue

I live in the lower middle of Sweden today, and in the lowest part of Sweden tomorrow. smile

I'm 19 btw if someone wonders..

I grew tired of my panel very soon when using openbox. Now I think panels is completely unnecessary... smile

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(11 replies, posted in Feedback & Suggestions)

anonymous wrote:

2. SMPlayer - I figure if people dont mind VLC being QT4, then SMPlayer should be fine. I like it because it offers a plethora of options and it has icon themes so it looks pretty big_smile


You read the mplayer man-page? That's a lot of options!! smile

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(8 replies, posted in Introductions)

Välkommen!! smile

(there's more scandanivans than you can believe on the internet)

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(54 replies, posted in Off Topic / General Chat)

Unemployed (:D) and becoming student in a couple of days.

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(462 replies, posted in CrunchBang Talk)

kBang wrote:

kollektivist - not to drive you away from #! or anything, but it sounds to me like you should just do a net install of Ubuntu and build your wmii environment on that.

I would like to mention many months ago I tried something similar, basically trying to build my own openbox environment from scratch.  It was quite a job to get it anywhere near #!.

My computer is tied to internet throught w-lan, so I have to get a network-manager installed throught a cd before I can get internet working, and then I can rebuild the system like I want to. But thanks for the thip. smile

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(462 replies, posted in CrunchBang Talk)

I started to use linux ubuntu about one and a half year ago frequently. And as I used it I got more and more into trying out new programs, window managers, distros and so on.

So after a while I tried Linux Mint which was practically the same thing as Ubuntu. So, instead I changed the things that made the difference, I changed window manager to openbox, where I got stuck. When a new ubuntu came I didn't want to install _all_ gnome and then uninstall gnome, so I found crunchbang which was perfect. It got the programs I wanted, and I got into using the terminal.

Now I am out of crunchbang and into wmii instead of openbox, which doesn't make crunchbang perfect, but I still use crunchbang (lite) in my installing so that I can get away from gnome at once. And now the crunchbang community have grown from a couple of people to a great community with irc and all. That's great. smile


Also, as some people said above, it's really nice colors and themes in everything with crunchbang, especially the forum. smile

Oh, I love this kind of threads, it opens for possibilities to change to even better apps that you've never heard of before. This kind of threads also opens for spreading of good software that isn't very famous... yet.


Well, here's my list.

urxvt, as a terminal console. It's simple, config-able, and supports utf-8 (for us with different alphabetical issues.)


Irssi+bitlbee, for chatting. Irssi is a very good irc-client. I like the interface and the possibility to make it themeable. Bitlbee for using msn throught irssi. I don't need a big fat client for chatting in msn, and bitlbee is perfect in all ways, without that it doesn't support filetransfers, but I can solve that in other ways.


rtorrent, my first frequently used console-application. Since I first used deluge and other linux torrentclients it's been my only choice. rtorrent is the only one comparable with mikro/u-torrent in windows.


mpd+mpc+ncmpc, music client. It's nice to be able to shut off the interface but still have the music. If I log out mpd still plays the music. Also there's a lot of possibilities. I've mapped some keys to pause the music throught mpc, which is awesome! Also ncmpc has a clean interface.


Firefox+vimperator, I use this as web browser, which is perfect for those who doesn't want to use the mouse. Make everything with your keyboard, and still have adblock plus and other addons. I like opera too very much, been using both of them frequently, but vimperator makes firefox better.



And at last, my window manager: wmii. It makes the mouseless computing much easier, because all windows puts themselves where I want them very quickly. And it is good for using the entire monitor.

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(1,110 replies, posted in Artwork & Screenshots)

omns wrote:

wmii looks really interesting kollektivist. Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forums smile

Oh, thanks for the welcome. Wmii is really nice for those who doesn't like to use the mouse. smile

I'd also say that mocp is best. It is, like mpd, a database that won't quit when you quit the interface. Thought it's not very easy to get it work throught global hotkeys. That's why I use mpd+ncmpc, but it's hard to start using mpd compared to mocp.

About the im-discussion; I've used finch, centerim, fama and so on, and there all in some kind of beta, or seems like it. That's why I use bitlbee throught irssi. It's wonderful, the only thing that doesn't work is file transfers. But it is, as with mpd, hard to get started with. I've never tried naim actually thought. hmm

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(1,110 replies, posted in Artwork & Screenshots)

http://th00.deviantart.com/fs39/300W/f/2008/336/a/5/my_wmii___by_moralisten.png

My crunchbang is also with wmii. smile