Salutations!
I was going to place this in the thread about the respin update, but that seems probably rude.
![:happy:]( "Happy")
I do ask a legit question at the bottom. Thank yoU!
Thank you for maintaining the IceWM for MX-Linux! I'm liking it a lot so far. In the past, I wouldn't have used it much because i find the menus a bit confusing.
HOWEVER... with the advent of Synapse, it's practically a no-brain'r to go w/ IceWM if running a sys with limited resources. I'm actually sad I didn't try this sooner. Tried Fluxbox but i'm terrible about fighting with the panel config/ tint2, etc. Just can't get it.![:frown:]( "Frown")
But IceWM is okay. I think I had them confused. I know there were others. older gent dates back to the "blackbox" era? (i think it was called blackbox...)
I'm running 4GB ram on an HP All-in-One:
Could someone please advise how I might improve my icon appearance? Please see screenshot here.
To clarify, I understand how to preview/ select preferred icons (e.g. "dark" vs "light" depending on theme / window mgr settings), but I do NOT know which panel/ dialog I want to open for IceWM to get to the appropriate config dialogue. (that is, whatever I'd type into Synapse [or xterm] to open it)
Also. I am looking for an app to alert me when my available RAM reaches critical resources. I am constantly running out of RAM, and the system usually just goes to a black screen if i haven't been too careful about it. I realize I have the system indicators in the taskbar by default -- which is really cool actually, but I often forget to monitor that.
Thank you!
I was going to place this in the thread about the respin update, but that seems probably rude.
I do ask a legit question at the bottom. Thank yoU!
Thank you for maintaining the IceWM for MX-Linux! I'm liking it a lot so far. In the past, I wouldn't have used it much because i find the menus a bit confusing.
HOWEVER... with the advent of Synapse, it's practically a no-brain'r to go w/ IceWM if running a sys with limited resources. I'm actually sad I didn't try this sooner. Tried Fluxbox but i'm terrible about fighting with the panel config/ tint2, etc. Just can't get it.
But IceWM is okay. I think I had them confused. I know there were others. older gent dates back to the "blackbox" era? (i think it was called blackbox...)
I'm running 4GB ram on an HP All-in-One:
Code:
mx23ahs:~$ neofetch@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ atheat@mx23ahs @@@@@@@@@@@@%*+--:------=+*%@@@@@@@@@@@@ -------------- @@@@@@@@@#=. .-+#%@@@@@%#*+--=#@@@@@@@@@ OS: MX x86_64 @@@@@@@+. .=%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@*-:+@@@@@@@ Host: HP All-in-One 22-df0xxx @@@@@*. *@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%-.*@@@@@ Kernel: 6.5.0-1mx-ahs-amd64 @@@@- -@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@#: -@@@@ Uptime: 1 hour, 5 mins @@@: -@@@@@@@=.*@@@@@@@@@@@@%- = :@@@ Packages: 4908 (dpkg), 28 (flatpak) @@= .@@@@@@@@%- :%@@@@@@@@@+ -%@# =@@ Shell: bash 5.2.15 @% +@@@@@@@@@@#. =@@@@@@*. .*@@@@. %@ Resolution: 1920x1080 @+ *@@@@@@*..*@@+ *@@%- =@@@@@@- +@ DE: ICEWM @= *@@@@%- -%@@- := -%@@@@@@@: +@ WM: IceWM 3.3.1 (Linux/x86_64) @+ :@@@= +@@= .#@@@@@@@@% *@ WM Theme: Infadel2 @% +*. .: *@@#: +@@: @@ Theme: Greybird-dark-mx [GTK2], Menta [GTK3] @@+ :%@- :- :: +@@ Icons: elementary-xfce-dark [GTK2], McMojave-circle-dark @@@- .=@@= -@@@ Terminal: xfce4-terminal @@+. . +@@ Terminal Font: Andale Mono 11 %=..:.................::...........:..-% CPU: Intel Celeron G5905T (2) @ 3.300GHz @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ GPU: Intel CometLake-S GT1 [UHD Graphics 610] Memory: 2481MiB / 3625MiB To clarify, I understand how to preview/ select preferred icons (e.g. "dark" vs "light" depending on theme / window mgr settings), but I do NOT know which panel/ dialog I want to open for IceWM to get to the appropriate config dialogue. (that is, whatever I'd type into Synapse [or xterm] to open it)
Also. I am looking for an app to alert me when my available RAM reaches critical resources. I am constantly running out of RAM, and the system usually just goes to a black screen if i haven't been too careful about it. I realize I have the system indicators in the taskbar by default -- which is really cool actually, but I often forget to monitor that.
Thank you!
Statistics: Posted by @ajaxStardust — Mon Feb 19, 2024 11:55 am