there was a guy here in boston in the basketball league that had an icon of Jesus all the way from the top of his shoulder to his elbow. it was in full color and completely byzantine. It actually looked really cool...until that hand hit another guy in the sweet spot...not good times.SolEX01 said:I'm sure they've been done. I would become far more nauseous if I saw one.serb1389 said:
Always ride your bike on the sidewalk and watch out for the roller bladers with headphones. Worked for me. :angel:findingfaith said:
Can I be honest? I never liked this one, I thought it was actually MORE dangerous than riding with the flow of traffic. PLUS, arn't bikes supposed to follow the rules of the road, just like any other vehicle?findingfaith said:
Wow...looks pretty complicated...what kind of operation is that running? Sorry i'm not really good with all the techy lingo, but I was gona ask if it was running "java" or something like that...lol. i'm probably totally off huh...Nebelpfade said:Decided to install a new windows manager for my computer today. I haven't bothered to install a programme that takes screenshots, but here is an example of more or less what it looks like:
I'm really surprised more people havn't answered the call here...SolEX01 said:
Is that Enlightenment? I really liked that Window Manager for I used it to run 24 different X-Windows in 4 different desktops during a demonstration in 1999.Nebelpfade said:
care to explain that to the lowly proletariat?SolEX01 said:
The terminal on the left is running a text-based IRC client. The top right terminal is running 'htop', think of it as Windows Task Manager but text based. And the bottom right terminal, is just editing the .bashrc file (used to customise your interactive shells: create command alias, make text coloured, etc) in a text editor known as vim.serb1389 said:
It is actually a fork from dwm called Awesome (or AwesomeWM or Awesome3). I've always been a huge openbox fan, but wanted to try something different. So far so good; ever since I started programming I've been a fan of tiling Window Managers, but never really explored them outside of Ion.SolEX01 said:
That screen shot reminded me of Enlightenment. I used it mainly on Solaris to manage all these multiple X-Windows that popped up during software demonstrations in 1999. Up to 2,048 virtual desktops are supported under Enlightenment which remains in active development.Nebelpfade said:
No! Bicycles are vehicles, and all vehicles are piloted in the same direction. No one wants a head-on collision with a bicycle.findingfaith said:
It's been a loooong time since i rode a bike on the street ;D That is actually what we were taught as kidsytterbiumanalyst said:
A little behind the times on that front i guess :-[ Completely depends on how you choose to set it up.SolEX01 said:
Currently I run most of my tags in tiled mode, with half my screen dedicated to my focus and my other windows stacked on the other side. So when I open a new programme or terminal, it is titled into the stack. But even in that view, you can manipulate it and stack however you please. I also tend to have one tag in float mode too, that I just use to quickly open a programme that I will need for a short period of time.