Ricing GNU/Linux is not only made by choosing themes and color but what software goes into your computer. "Display Managers" are the login screens, "Window Managers" are the part drawing the borders, colors, etc, and "File Managers" are what handles how you browse your machine. More info:
Let me try this again, here is "Starting x without DM or Login Manager".
You add stuff to ~/.xinitrc that you want to start immediately on boot, things like DEs, WMs, and DMs. ~/.xinitrc is an rc file that gets loaded when you call startx. So if you want startx to load a certain DE/WM you put that in the config. However you can ignore the config and instead use a DM which is like a GUI login screen. However xinitrc isn't called by default. If you add a line in your .bash_profile and you don't have a DM, upon boot, you should be prompted for you username and password. After entering them, xinitrc takes over and starts your DE and/or WM. Putting that line in your bash_profile (*profile) file simply calls startx if it's not already started when you start your login shell. You could ignore that and just type startx after login if you want.
with winblows it's like it or lump it "windows desktop", nothing else
something they change every few years something they will force you to "upgrade" to
Noah Brooks
why does reddit have to ruin everything
Kevin Scott
hello here is my desktop
Kevin Green
hello Benjamin how r u doing
Nolan Johnson
amazing thanks anonymous HOW ABOUT YOU THOUGH
Blake Powell
Options is the reason newbies distro hop. So is exactly what you say.
Aiden Rivera
I'm bored @ work about to leave
Jaxson James
my desktop photograph showing my qt gf's
Joseph Rogers
...
Jonathan Collins
finder?
Jeremiah Miller
Right here, senpai
Elijah Morris
post it open
Easton Martin
he clearly uninstalled it and uses ranger
Austin Cooper
sure thing, buddy
Daniel Rodriguez
wow it must suck to not be able to rice your os and have to hide it
Luke Carter
Anyone has tips on how to upgrade performance? Just got into Lain and that series inspired the shit out of me. Literally Sup Forums the anime.
My strategy until now has been using less dependencies, picking a tiling window manager, and will migrate to a source based distro this year.
Pic related, I know is outdated but is what I have.
Dylan Morales
I am not the one hiding his desktop, senpai. You are. Why don't you show us how beautiful it is.
Jonathan Sanchez
Updated image
Gabriel Hughes
u asked for it...
Ethan Morgan
is your desktop a shrine dedicated to your waifu, Sup Forums?
Cameron Long
It's not Mami on the background, I swear.
Thomas Wood
gross wtf is this
Michael Butler
meant to quote
Joseph Allen
Please help
Wyatt Jackson
ahahahahahahahahahaha #rekt IDIOT
Adam Myers
S-Something that gay people don't like.
Anthony Howard
wow I don;t know wwhat you ar eimplying
Bentley Morales
Remove faggot.
Bentley Fisher
apparently well deserved
Robert Miller
N-No.
Isaac White
based
Owen Green
What animu is that? Img search did nothing
Adam Evans
evangelion
Ryder Ward
What anime is this
Logan Turner
boku no evangelion neon genesis fuck you
Noah White
lain its 2deep4u and also good
John Campbell
Sup Forums should make its own distro focused on ricing
NEETlinux
Kayden Jenkins
>being new
Bentley Nguyen
we have lo/g/os
Joshua Richardson
So I am using Classic 95 icons and wanted to complement it with Xfce-Redmond, how exactly do I do this? I DLd the following >gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Xfce-Redmond?content=100112 placed it in both the .themes and the usr/share/themes folders yet I still cannot figure how to apply the theme itself
Luke Diaz
Look for the "user interface settings" in your application menu.
Andrew Collins
If you need something always look an application for it.
Chase Gonzalez
I cannot find it, I have a Themes option but that does not show the Xfce-Redmond option. here is what i believe is the theme application. I have successfully applied the icons but the Desktop section and others do not have Xfce-Redmond as an option
So it's not possible with mint? I'm sorry I'm new as hell to linux if that isn't obvious enough already
Carson Stewart
Are you trolling? You just showed a picture of windows 10.
Brayden White
>win 98 >win 10 is this a meme
Nicholas Myers
This looks like windows 10 to me.
Zachary Lopez
That is because it is, and I would like to change it to
Anthony Miller
Oh, now we are getting somewhere.
I don't know what version of Mint you have, but the easiest way is to install xfce for Mint, there you will find a setting manager like this pic and you can install real easy the theme.
What version of Mint are you using?
Charles Adams
Rate my ricing skills, Sup Forums? Working on getting arc-firefox-theme to match my Sup Forums colors.
I should also make this reply box transparent.
Liam Torres
Nice colors, care to share your css?
Christian Peterson
Sure i guess. Give me a minute.
Justin Anderson
Here it is. You'll have to either import it in appchan x or convert the values to CSS manually, I'm extremely new to CSS otherwise i'd do it for you.
I'm not sure how importing goes, i think you'll need to save that as a .JSON ghostbin.com/paste/ymrxw
James Parker
>X window managers DELETE THIS Xorg is deprecated.
Joshua Russell
Thanks, no porblem I wanted to know the color set anyway.
Then to use Xfce you log out and log back in and presto.
Parker Campbell
alright, I have gotten that far, now my only problem is the window theme does not have a redmond option. here is what it looks like. (I am also unsure on how to customize the menu more but that is less important at the moment)
