"Never mind." Definitely the feeling I get when I try to sketch something and it doesn't work. The two arrows, "x", and "y" buttons look so sweet!
- Window Manager: dwm
- System Information: Neofetch
- Terminal: Simple Terminal (st) + Nerd Font
- Status Bar: dwmblocks
- Tabbed Terminal: tabbed
- Cow: cowsay + fortune (darkest dungeons)
- Compositor: xcompmgr
- Music Setup: mpd, mpc, ncmpcpp, and glava for music visualization.
- Monitor Configuration: mons
- Color scheme and sutff: PyWal + Custom Script to generate themes and other stuff.
A little Christmas hat, it kinda reminds me of the Sorting Hat from Harry Potter.
Like the little bees! PS: After visiting https://lostletters.neocities.org/afternoontea/ . So many teacups!
Umm... That's Saturn for you... Inspired by this tutorial.
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That was hard... Compressing a lot of features into a 16x16 canvas. Sure there is room for improvement. But I liked how it turned out in the end.
I drew the left one on March 16 2022, and the right one on July 22 2023. So there is like one year and 4 months between them. Overall I feel good about it. Also, I really struggled with the hands... The eyes monsters (obviously inspired by The Eye of Cthulu from Terraria) could use a lot of improvements. Powered By Pixelorama.
I Just noticed that the latest release is in 2022.... Mull seems like a pretty good browser though. Thanks for the recommendation!
I use Firefox with arkenfox's user.js on my laptop. For android I use bromite, and update it via F-Droid.
In a way I did say if he wants something "lighter" than XFCE. I should have said "You have to start with something like XFCE, gnome, etc. Just to get your the general feel of linux" Then if you wanted something lighter you can try dwm.
He can easily install dwm, or any other wm and choose it from his log-in page. If he doesn't like it he logs out and chooses another ones that suits him well.
If you still want something lighter than XFCE you can try a window manager like dwm. It's really light and you can customize the entire things by modifying the source code. If you just wanna customize simple things (color, font, key binds, etc.) you can edit a neat little file called config.h
Hope this helps!
Just an image displayed using Sxiv. It contains the windows hand mouse cursor theme. Although I have changed it to a more "futuristic" mouse cursor.
