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Published: 2009-07-07 10:44:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 1923; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 44
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Its summer and exams time
. So im sitting inside and dont know what to do exept lerning and clicking my mouse.Classic shot:
emerald [link] by duttybreakage
gtk [link] by pimpmoth
icons [link]
opera with qt nativ theme with clearlooks engine
orage, pidgin, risotto, thunar,xfterm, rbox, trayer
greetz
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kinda reminds me of Reuben and Simeon gtk2 themes
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can't wait to test this out 
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thanks dude also for favin
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thanks its very usable as well
greetz
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Danke und viele GrΓΌΓe!
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Your work man!
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Yay my exams are over :> ! Good luck on yours!
This deviation is awesum!
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Did you pass everything? I hope i will. But my motivation is somewhere at the beach^^
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Thank you very much
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looks super.
where did you get that font, and how did you get it installed? im having some problems installing fonts on my ubuntu.
im trying to install the artwiz fonts, but so far, no luck
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After mkfontdir, mkfontscale, and fc-cache, font hinting should be set to native and the path must be added in xorg.conf. Then restart X. That should do it. Besides you can check if the fonts show up in xfontsel.
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thanks alot, got it working
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For Ubuntu 9.04 I had to remove a file, as 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config' did nothing useful... >_>
this should help: [link]
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thanks alot, got it working
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Thanks mate,
the font im using is called fixed in conky it is terminus.
It is a pcf font and as far as i know is it included in the arch linux font packages. Maybe you have a look here :
[link]
When i was using ubuntu i had also probs installing artwiz. i think that one [link] helped me.
Maybe it will give you some more informations.
Greetz
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thanks alot, got it working
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yeah, cool! so now you can switch to linux completly^^
greetz
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nah, still dualbooting
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artwiz fonts are ace. but i won't use them for terminal apps. Especially, when you have to stare at the terminal for longer hours. If I wanted to have tiny fonts, I would go with profont, montecarlo, or proggy family of fonts. They are much better for coding. Try either of them out, and you will see a remarkable difference.
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