Well, I must say I was shocked to see the Vista taskbar when I scrolled down on that shot... It looks so much like Mac it's unreal.
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Yea it's sexy and here is a screen shot of the pretty useless flip 3dsenaus wrote:Well, I must say I was shocked to see the Vista taskbar when I scrolled down on that shot... It looks so much like Mac it's unreal.
Looks good but it's hard to see the contents of the windows.
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Dito here, except that I run my text editor in a konsole under KDE, since I get a bit more characters + xmms on screen that way. I also have a second screen for debugging or web browsing. To make matters a bit worse, in extreme conditions I can have up to 6 monitors next to each other (one of which is a TV) with computer screens on it, but that's on a 6m stretch so barely usable as one person. I commonly use no more than 5 screens (the TV is a bit far away), usually only 2 or 3.Not to mention the 4 keyboards connected to the relevant computers. One keeps my documentation in a web-able format (html, so it's the web server but it also has a console with text editing, so it's ok), one keeps my Windows-only development (I still like to think I'm also doing a bit of processor development and the VHDL environment I use doesn't run under Linux - yes I tried Wine), one keeps my main Linux environment and I have a laptop for tv-located development or a third screen. All are connected to my main box and the internet using a local network.anon19287473 wrote:Very simple. Black terminal under slackware Linux. I use Emacs for all of my editing. Thats really it. Oh, and allt he lights off, and some music (mostly metalcore) Sorry, i cant get a screenshot of text mode
I'd make a screenshot of the dual-screen set up but somebody at ati + somebody at iD recently forced me to shut it off (the ati logic is, both screens need a framebuffer, the iD logic is, if we got 128M of memory we're gonna use it all for this screen, net result is that it's always just that small bit too little so you keep swapping textures out - make about 1 frame per 10 seconds - if you use two screens).
My image is 1024x768, 32-bit, PNG format.mystran wrote:Uegmm... nobody read how i said PLEASE RESIZE TO SANE SIZE..
I use Irfanview for resizing.
What is the BIOS launcher thing onto the desktop?Yea it's sexy and here is a screen shot of the pretty useless flip 3d
Looks good but it's hard to see the contents of the windows.
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It's an ancient pic, though, and kinda dark. If you can clear it up a bit, you'll see that I have 3 CRTs, two towers, and two laptops. The CRT on the right now goes to the tower on the right, which is my server. The CRT in the middle goes to the tower on the left, which is the computer I use for Second Life (and not much else atm). The CRT on the left is an auxil output for my main computer (the laptop that's sitting on the keyboard slider) so I can use it from, say, my bed. My server has, until recently, been my development environment for coding XANA, et al. since it has a floppy drive. It also stores a few anime series, music, and 12GB of anime music videos. The laptop on the floor is currently without an os, so I test XANA on it, just in case my HDD driver munges something
. Since the server doesn't have X, I do all my development on my main laptop over ssh, and watch videos over an SMB mount. I have more computers in the basement, mostly nonworking for whatever reason "It is time to return real programming to users and even beginning users, to whom it has been denied since 1984."
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* bagsy this spot for me when I get home tonight.
I use KDevelop and an extra Konsole window with multiple tabs (so I can run qEMU / bochs then view an objdump of my kernel while the kernel panic screen is still displayed. Not that that happens a lot...
Should also mention that I only use KDevelop for the main files in my OS. The auxiliary files (Makefile.am, configure.in, which KDevelop doesn't like opening) I open using emacs in terminal mode just like alboin. I also use emacs at work out of choice.
Opera as the webbrowser, and Amarok as music player.
I have a working install of beryl/compiz as the OP has: I tend not to use it however because I find it doesn't work too well with dual screens (especially how my main screen is 1280x1024 and the second one is 1024x768 - that confuses the hell out of it when it tries to maximise windows...)
I use KDevelop and an extra Konsole window with multiple tabs (so I can run qEMU / bochs then view an objdump of my kernel while the kernel panic screen is still displayed. Not that that happens a lot...
Should also mention that I only use KDevelop for the main files in my OS. The auxiliary files (Makefile.am, configure.in, which KDevelop doesn't like opening) I open using emacs in terminal mode just like alboin. I also use emacs at work out of choice.
Opera as the webbrowser, and Amarok as music player.
I have a working install of beryl/compiz as the OP has: I tend not to use it however because I find it doesn't work too well with dual screens (especially how my main screen is 1280x1024 and the second one is 1024x768 - that confuses the hell out of it when it tries to maximise windows...)
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Don't use paint.. use Paint.Net!
Here's my dev environment (ignore the Mercury Game Framework that's minimized):
- CodeBlocks.
- Some relevant folder open (usually a source folder or output folder or something).
- WinImage (I'm looking for a cool command line utility to replace this though).
- InnoTek VirtualBox (notice my shortcut to bochs in the folder for when I have some really nasty bugs).
- FireFox - usually in the background.
Non-open programs:
- Bash - I have associated .sh files to open with Cygwin's Bash (usually called build.sh). I double click to build.
- Binutils and GCC - Which ever copy was including with Cygwin. They were also recompiled from source to support ELF.
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Here's my dev environment (ignore the Mercury Game Framework that's minimized):
- CodeBlocks.
- Some relevant folder open (usually a source folder or output folder or something).
- WinImage (I'm looking for a cool command line utility to replace this though).
- InnoTek VirtualBox (notice my shortcut to bochs in the folder for when I have some really nasty bugs).
- FireFox - usually in the background.
Non-open programs:
- Bash - I have associated .sh files to open with Cygwin's Bash (usually called build.sh). I double click to build.
- Binutils and GCC - Which ever copy was including with Cygwin. They were also recompiled from source to support ELF.
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My OS is Perception.
Nice, more Linux users than Windows, Tali of the posts is
Windows: 6
Linux : 10
Both : 1
For me I use laptop with Ubuntu and eclipse (for most things, such as PHP, java, C/C++), use vi everything else. I've got a FreeBSD server (think at the moment it's running a web server, ftp server and ssh server)
Windows: 6
Linux : 10
Both : 1
For me I use laptop with Ubuntu and eclipse (for most things, such as PHP, java, C/C++), use vi everything else. I've got a FreeBSD server (think at the moment it's running a web server, ftp server and ssh server)
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