I made an update to my plan 9 system. In which I turned into a 9 grid system.
The grid is made up of an VM and raspberry pi 4. I'm connected to the raspberry pi from drawterm on my linux machine.
Wallpaper: somewhere from r/Romania back on Reddit
Context of the wallpaper: the mayor of the 4th sector in Bucharest wanted to start some repair works on the concrete canopy above the Dâmbovița river, but the general city mayor didn't let him because he did not have all the authorizations. Things escalated into an almost clash, with a bulldozer brought in to the "battle" to raise the fences.
GTK theme: DarkFire (cannot find it online, I found it in my distro's repository)
XFCE theme: Sabia
Icon pack: Flat Remix
Desktop:
Theme:
(Yes, these are some CD rips that I loaded on an older device. Forgot to delete them from my PC lol).
Friendica theme:
A vaporwave inspired rice i made. More pictures here: https://tkz.one/@SadielEd/113013967371118949
Hey everyone!
Recently managed to figure out my memory issues, had a corrupt ram that I needed to replace. Openbsd has now been running great and all the memory issues are gone.
I fell in love recently with dithered images, it creates an amazing aesthetic.
Setup:
OS - OpenBSD
Term - Xterm
Shell - sh
WM - cwm
Font - Go Mono
Applications - imv, vim, xclock
My vim theme is a slightly modified version of the default quiet theme. Just changed the background and comment color.
Presenting my new setup :)
Applications Xclock, xterm, qutebrowser, vim, mandocs, pfetch
Vim theme: Default quiet theme with modified background
Font: Iosevka SS13 E X T E N D E D, Iosveka Aile
OS and DE: MX Linux XFCE version
GTK Theme: Solarized Dark, orange version
Icon theme: Snowy by ZMA
Friendica theme: Frio Dark Blue
What's there in the 4th tab: Excellent Italian Greyhound by Shellac (Just discovered this band)
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