[18:47] hello chris4585 [18:47] hey wrst, anything new? [18:47] chris4585: i had to go to kde from gnome [18:47] how about with you? [18:48] whys that? :o [18:48] well I'm still on openbox + cairo-dock [18:48] gnome on manjaro was using like 50% of my cpu halfway through the day [18:58] chris4585: i like gnome but they keep on removing features, and extensions from one version to another don't work and i spend more time setting it up than i should have to [18:59] at least kde has the ability to be what i want without adding third party tools for the most part [18:59] that break with every upgrade [19:32] wrst, the extensions usually you just have to go to the text file and just add 3.6 to the supported list [19:32] usually, sometimes that doesn't work [19:33] that is understandable, if and when nautilus 3.6 gets updated, I'll still try to use 3.4 or something built off of nautilus like marlin [19:33] chris4585: many didn't work they made it harder to remove and put icons in the top bar etc just not worth the hassle really [19:34] ah, I figured you would go with xfce before kde lol [19:36] chris4585: takes lots of tweaking to get it were i want it mainly [19:37] yeah, gnome is going to kill itself before it ever gets better, they just don't realize it yet [19:39] yes they are just so hard headed they don't care [20:04] yep [20:04] in other news looks like mate is becoming more stable [20:04] http://www.linuxmint.com/rel_nadia_whatsnew.php [20:05] never thought i woudl go that route chris4585... but... [20:06] and adding features now that they have fixed bugs that gnome devs never did by the looks of it [20:07] looks nice i'm just so not a mint fan [20:11] I actually love mint, everything bad about it can be removed [20:11] I feel like mint puts way more polish on their releases and actually care, compared to ubuntu... [20:15] i would rather add than remove personally [20:15] but that's why i run arch on the desktop also :) [20:48] wrst, I don't really mind removing, I'm just lazy when it comes to installing arch the old way [20:48] archbang is now updated and already comes configured with the wm I know and love [20:48] so I'm probably going to install it soon [20:49] arch isn't too bad just have the wiki handy and you are good to go [20:50] yeah but I'm a lazy mofo [20:51] its no fun for someone else to do all the work ;) [22:33] wrst, you have a point there [22:33] but you can learn someone else's secrets too [22:34] by dissecting what they did lol [23:24] wrst, http://i.imgur.com/y0dJT.jpg [23:32] nice chris4585 [23:37] thanks wrst :) [23:39] chris4585: i'm just at regular ol' kde: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2959906/kde4.png [23:40] doesn't look bad, can quassel be configured to be black background with white text? [23:41] chris4585: i think so, you can do stylesheets of some sort [23:41] chris4585: that is just vanilla with a changed wallpaper [23:41] ah I may have to really try it sometime [23:41] and dropbox icon i had to change [23:42] well i like it i have for some time just liked gnome apps and work flow but good to learn something different :) [23:43] i have to say short of the silly blue shadow thing there is a lot of polish to it [23:45] ah, I like KDE but I just don't like their whole thing for separate desktop thingy where it changes settings [23:46] I forgot what it was called [23:46] the theme you have is nice [23:46] that's just the stock kde 4.9 theme [23:46] i have done nothing to that [23:50] ah [23:54] pretty slick straight out of the box [23:54] yeah definitely [23:55] gnome shell is also but to make it work for me i have to use some extensions and what not [23:55] and this is pretty much stock i mad some cosmetic adjustments so all my icons are monochrome but nothint that effects my workflow