That looks really nicephyrne wrote:So, I figured I'd finally post my setup, as I feel it's just about worthy to run with some of the masterpieces here!
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Thanks! I'm using bspwm, I see your Arch mug, so I'm sure you know about itne0phyte wrote: That looks really nice
Which WM are you using? And what's the browser? Luakit? Uzbl?
I just turned my left monitor for a greatyl increased amount of LoC per screen. And as much as it hurts.. I have to admit that the SSK looks much better than the HHKB. If only it were black
And the browser is xombrero.
I like the colour it is now. Heh, perhaps I should share pictures of all my components. The only non matte black piece of equipment I own is my VT220ne0phyte wrote:Yeah I know bspwm, but I didn't try it yet. I'm in the process of moving to dwm and bar (bar ain't recursive) from xmonad and xmobar.
In my opinion everything electronic should be matt black!
Sweet setup! and the VT220 is a nice touch.phyrne wrote:So, I figured I'd finally post my setup, as I feel it's just about worthy to run with some of the masterpieces here!
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Thanks BroadmonkeyBroadmonkey wrote:very nice setup, phyrne! but where is your mouse/CST?
I've taken to not using a cursor at all. I used to use a CST, but, it actually broke after some modification, and as I'd been considering going "cursorless" for some time, I figured I'd stick to it, and it's been going great! 
but isn't it quite tedious to navigate in your browser and such? Heh, let's hope! Hmm, I don't feel it is no, I use hints to follow links and what not. The only thing I have left to tackle is selecting and copying paste within the browser from the keyboard.Broadmonkey wrote:well, good bye RSI
Is it 1950 or 2150? I can't tell!mr_a500 wrote:Here's my setup:
My HP monitor case and stand broke (cheap junk), but surprisingly the monitor looks even better without it - metal and thinner. The screen is made by LG. Apparently, all HP contributed to the monitor was the cheap plastic case that broke.
This is a gorgeous setup, nice and minimalist! The VT220 is a nice touch.phyrne wrote:So, I figured I'd finally post my setup, as I feel it's just about worthy to run with some of the masterpieces here!
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The monitor? It's a HP 2211x. (a bit blurry and limited config, but not bad for the price)beltet wrote:Is it 1950 or 2150? I can't tell!
Anyway I would love that desk myself! Really slick!
No I meant the whole design, the year of it. looks retro and futuristic in the same time. Love that combo.mr_a500 wrote:I'm surprised that VT220 monitor is green-screen. All the photos I've seen in BYTE magazines show it as a light blue. But I just did a Google search and I see it later even came in amber.
The monitor? It's a HP 2211x. (a bit blurry and limited config, but not bad for the price)beltet wrote:Is it 1950 or 2150? I can't tell!
Anyway I would love that desk myself! Really slick!
The Commodore desk is super heavy and the drawers don't all fit that nicely. When I move, I'm leaving it behind. You can have it, but it might be a bit tricky shipping it to Sweden.
.Oh... you were talking about what year. Yes, I often have difficulty knowing what year it is. I know it's not 2150 though, because if it was I'd be a shrivelled head in a jar on the desk, with electrodes coming out of my brain, controlling some robotic hands to type on that keyboard. (yes, in 2150 I'd still insist on using a keyboard - even though everybody else would be using augmented nose-controlled laser communicators by then)beltet wrote:No I meant the whole design, the year of it. looks retro and futuristic in the same time.mr_a500 wrote:The monitor? It's a HP 2211x.beltet wrote:Is it 1950 or 2150? I can't tell!
Anyway I would love that desk myself! Really slick!
