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ColdWater to Unixporn@lemmy.ml ·
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Calmly compiling a software

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Calmly compiling a software

ColdWater to Unixporn@lemmy.ml ·
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  • Image : https://wallhaven.cc/w/2e8mlx
  • Terminal: Konsole+my own theme
  • Plasma: Spectrum Classic Dark
  • Cursor: BreezeX Black
  • Windows border: https://github.com/matinlotfali/KDE-Rounded-Corners
  • Btop default theme
  • Panel: KDE Panel+Application title bar widget
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  • pewpew@feddit.it
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    I love the color combination!

  • bruhsoulz@lemmy.ml
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    Looks so epic… gota love kde

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    Looks very similar to default XeroLinux to me. Add a MacOS style panel at the bottom and it’ll be an almost perfect replica.

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        ♚
    
    KEEP CALM
    
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    ./configure && make && make install
    
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    6 months ago

    Nice wallpapers

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    7 months ago

    @ColdWater looks amazing !! Any chance to share the config ?

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      7 months ago

      @ColdWater never mind, I could see the setup listed on Lemmy but not from Mastodon 🙏 thank you very much for sharing !

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    Looks ok for a showcase but when doing real work, you usually need tabbed terminals and splits, along with a web browser…

    But sure, unixporn is not pictures of people using their computer for work. :)

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      I can use tab terminal just fine with shortcut, if you look closely you can see I do have a browser

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      YOU need tabbed Terminals and splits for “real” work. That doesnt mean everyone does. I worked a year or so without all that. Workflow is a matter of preference.

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      Looking at the taskbar, they’re using Kitty which has tabs and splits, and they have a browser running.

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