your KDE (screenshots)

[MoonRise]

Nice and simple! Like the plasma background!

[NickStone]

my latest screen shot

My latest screen shot

[MoonRise]

Wow!! Can't believe the lag time on screenshot posts. So, here is mine now that it is back on Kubuntu. Kubuntu 18.04. Nope, fairly much the same other than OS.

[GreyGeek]

Nice!
All your snapshot info at tour fingertips, allowing you to monitor your cron script results.


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[oshunluvr]

Expanded my conky a little bit:

[oshunluvr]

;d;d;d

[dequire]

I decided to go with a mostly blue wallpaper for a change of pace:

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That's a pretty sweet set-up, I ain't gonna lie.

[MoonRise]

That is why I change so often. Have to change the color. Was on a Yellowish theme for a while. Back to greenish as you can tell.

[oshunluvr]

I decided to go with a mostly blue wallpaper for a change of pace:

[MoonRise]

Haven't shown current DT in a while, so, here is one of them!

[oshunluvr]

Today's screenie:



You can barely see the little conky below the Desktop Folder widget just right of the panel.

[oshunluvr]

Here's my current setup. Details on request.

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Interesting conky. I just starting using conky again - it's been a long time - mostly because I stopped caring about much of the information I was getting from it or I was getting it from elsewhere, like widgets. A few days ago I wanted to be able to see my external IP address so I could tell at a glance when I was using a VPN vs. not, so I created a network conky that shows my IP and up/down rates. I haven't bothered to add anything else. Maybe something to do with my btrfs backup and snapshot status would be useful.

I also rearranged my desktop stuff to change my work-flow (panel on the left) and to look better on my current background.

[oshunluvr]

Pretty slick computational device display you have there!

Yeah dude, I bought myself a little gift this year:
Acer XR382CQK. 37.5", nice slight curve, 3840 x 1600 at 75 Hz, USB 3.1 hub, etc.

My only complaints: USB ports are on the backside making them difficult to reach, speakers are weak, it takes four button pushes to change inputs - which I do a lot. But it was almost half the price of the other 34-38" monitors with the same features.

It's wide and tall enough to hold three full-sized, readable (with these old eyes) documents side-by-side when I'm working.

[dequire]

Here's my current setup. Details on request.

[dequire]

I haven't posted here in a long time:

Pretty slick computational device display you have there!