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Posted: Sun 15 Mar 2009, 11:18
by dejan555
OK, here it is WhoDo, 1024x768x16 Xorg, with Patriot's enhanced jwm and my reworked jwm theme (see EyeCandy jwm themes thread) and nanotek wall:
^Click for full view
Posted: Sun 15 Mar 2009, 11:45
by panzerpuppy
Now that's a really nice taskbar It matches the color of the MENU button perfectly.
The volume tray icon needs a serious facelift.It looks like a relic from the olden days of Windows 95.
Posted: Sun 15 Mar 2009, 12:03
by dejan555
Nanotek is great, but I was thinking something more like this
^Clickie
Looks almost like ubuntu now!
Posted: Fri 20 Mar 2009, 15:42
by big_bass
Posted: Sat 21 Mar 2009, 14:26
by bigbeck
Whodo, My vote is for crystal shore. However,I do think the orange icons look better on a brownish background.
I think you're doing a FANTASTIC job on Deepthought. I know very little about Linux and want to keep it that way.
I've pretty much "had it" with the sh!t that MS keeps coming out with. They should rename it. Maybe call it Garbage or Rubbish. They are truly masters in the art of deception.
Remember GeoWorks? It did everything better and faster than WinBlows even on old hardware. Ok,I'll stop here. Sorry to go off topic
Keep up the good work,
Don
Bling is always a good thing,unless it gets in the way of performing work.
Posted: Sat 21 Mar 2009, 15:21
by polymath
One question about included packages: Is tinyXML included and if so is it compiled to use the STL?
EDIT: I asked this because i'm working on a JWM theme configuration dialog, and wanted to know if i had to parse the XML myself or there was third party libs or JWM/IceWM had it's own XML parser. Thanks!
Posted: Sat 21 Mar 2009, 21:56
by WhoDo
polymath wrote:One question about included packages: Is tinyXML included and if so is it compiled to use the STL?
EDIT: I asked this because i'm working on a JWM theme configuration dialog, and wanted to know if i had to parse the XML myself or there was third party libs or JWM/IceWM had it's own XML parser. Thanks!
No tinyXML I'm afraid, polymath, but we do have Gnome's libxml-2.6.30 for parsing XML.
Hope that helps
Posted: Sat 21 Mar 2009, 21:59
by WhoDo
bigbeck wrote: Remember GeoWorks? It did everything better and faster than WinBlows even on old hardware.
Whoa! NOW you're taking me back! Haven't heard that name in over 20 years!
Posted: Thu 26 Mar 2009, 18:51
by `f00
driveicon layout
Some thoughts on the 'default'
horizontal driveicon layout (and depending on drivetype and perhaps install whether that horizontal layout remains so in relation to pup_events) .. I'm fairly certain that users of widescreen displays might appreciate an optional
vertical layout much as was the case in P4.00 - this can be a real spacesaver and it seems a natural orderly placement (and even more so if there is no 'taskbar' to take up precious vertical space .. most tasklists involve text and thus are not terribly suited to a vertical layout, so quite often users of smaller displays must resort to various workarounds for that
). Of course it's quite late in P4.20 development for such a consideration, but it would help to increase the appeal to a wider set of users
in the base (quite likely puplets, I'd imagine as time goes bye).
Posted: Thu 26 Mar 2009, 20:48
by WhoDo
`f00 wrote:.. I'm fairly certain that users of widescreen displays might appreciate an optional vertical layout
Menu > Desktop > Desktop drive icons manager > Show full event manager
J'aime trop cette distro Puppy 4.2.1
Posted: Tue 30 Sep 2014, 16:38
by Pelo
J'aime trop cette distro Puppy 4.2.1, j'en ai fait une vidéo (
un grand cru !) click the blue and open the bottle.
A vintage it the year of production, 2009 is the vintage of Puppy ! translation of 'un grand cru'.