[bspwm] Dear diary, today I installed Arch
![[bspwm] Dear diary, today I installed Arch](https://i.redd.it/1ho36cyi1g8x.png)
Posted Jul 10, 2016, 5:22 PM UTC
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I'm not sure yet. Which distro did you install?
Nice colours btw :)
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What is that you're using to display the color palette?
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It's just a little bash script.
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Thanks!
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Did you choose these colors by sampling from the wallpaper or was it created automatically
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I sampled them by hand using GIMP. I've been doing a little bit of reading into atuo-sourcing them from images, but I haven't put anything together yet.
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Nube .
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I simply LOVE this one. Very good job!
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Nice job, lemons.
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I like it a lot. Made my home screen match if you don't mind.
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Of course not, that looks great, is it Cyanogen?
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Nope, stock android + Nova Launcher
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Welcome to the systemd side
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Like the idea of having only 3 colors, minimalist but still usable 😃
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Thanks, it definitely makes it much easier to tie in with a wallpaper. Also I think it makes vim easier to read, without losing all syntax highlighting.
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It looks good. Colors are great. Your screenfetch says your font is Terminus. Does that mean you're using it as a system font as well?
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Yeah I had terminus set as my default for gtk stuff etc. Will probably be swapping it out for something like roboto, once I sort out font configuration in more depth. I always use terminus as my initial choice as it looks clean regardless of settings.
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Welcome to the dark side >:D
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And I discovered that despite their web connections that they were as broke as I was.
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How did you change the 'user@host' thing in the terminal? I cant seem to figure it out.
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You can set the prompt by editing the PS1 variable in your ~/.bashrc file. Providing you're using bash and not zsh or something, in which case I'm not sure how to set it.
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Nice work)
How you made empty space between windows?
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In this image the windows are all in bspwm's pseudo-tiling mode, so they effectively float, and are resizable, but are centered within a tiled container. I also have gaps enabled between all windows and "containers" by default ( bspc config window_gap $gap ).
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how did you get your prompt looking like that?
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Do you have a custom Vim colourscheme for that palette? I'm also interested in reduced colour palettes and I love this scheme
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No, I've never really dug into custom Vim schemes; I just switch between default, delek, and elflord to see what fits my term colours best. That's delek in the picture.
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Thanks!
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Dear diary, today I stole the wallpaper from someone who installed Arch today.
The beauty of open source