Very nice find!
Mistress Remilia
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As my friends in my old aikido dojo called it, “Vitamin I”
I have no idea. I don’t necessarily think it’s slop (though it could still be)… I think someone just didn’t know how to read Japanese. 'Cause like the sign that’s advertising coffee and breakfast stuff is correct, and the sign further back labeled “Collisto” and “ブティッ” (rest is cut off, I suspect it’s ブティック) is correct, but the rest are upside down. Though that doesn’t explain the upside-down bottle with “Grape Boutique” or whatever on it.
So yeah, fuck if I know, I just found it and kinda liked it for the mood lol
Not for everything… but I can point you in some directions:
- GTK theme: orthogonal2, I think I’m using the “darkCold” one with the “dark-darkCold” color scheme. Read through the docs, it’s an interesting customization system.
- Sawfish theme (the window decorations): customized version of the built-in “StyleTab” theme. I just picked some colors for the buttons, really. It’s StyleTab’s “Default” frame and button style, and the “Reduced” color proposals. I believe StyleTab is specific to Sawfish WM.
- Font: Orbitron Medium for the window titles, Avenir LT Std Roman elsewhere.
- Icons: Sours, the Full-Color variant.
- Mouse cursor: Hatsune Miku
- Aika’s theme: the “dark-neon-alt” theme that’s in my repo, it gets installed with
rake installso just choose it in the config file. - Wallpaper: I dunno, I found it while searching for cyberpunk wallpapers. And yes, half the signs are upside-down XD Here’s a copy.
As for the dotfiles I can share, I don’t have them in a repo, but I’ll put them here:
- ~/.sawfishrc
- ~/.sawfish/custom (you don’t edit this by hand normally!)
- Top fbpanel bar config
- Buttom fbpanel bar config
- That amigaos-line.sh script referenced in the top fbpanel config
I think that’s everything…
Close! Just the wrong repo link. Check my other comment.
Ahh yeah, that’s the music player I’ve been working on since the beginning of the year called Aika. It’s still pretty early on, but it’s mostly usable so far, depending on your needs. I mostly use it as my daily player right now, except for a few odd cases (like Opus files).
Aika is a spiritual successor to my other music player, Benben, which looks very similar, but not exact. Aika has some different features and goals, is much easier to build, and is lighter on system resources. But Benben is much more mature and featured complete. My goal is to release Benben v1.0 by years end, put it in maintenance mode, then focus on Aika.
I’ve messed around with Dragonfly BSD a bit… it mostly felt familiar to me, and I can potentially see myself using a BSD in the future if I ever needed to jump ship. The multiprocessing and the HAMMER2 filesystem on that one in particular seemed neat. Though obviously I didn’t have good GPU support on that particular BSD since I have an nvidia card XD

I think I may have a favorite.
Mistress Remilia@lemmy.cyberia9.orgto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•I was watching The Thing and thought you guys might appreciate this shot of a guy getting his face eaten
7·3 months agoThe character’s name is Windows XD
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Linux@programming.dev•The same 732-byte Python script roots every Linux distribution shipped since 2017
4·3 months agoI just get a “permission denied” on Slackware 15.0 and -current. That was after fixing the path to su in the script (it’s
/bin/suon Slackware)
Mistress Remilia@lemmy.cyberia9.orgto
Linux@programming.dev•What are the more obscure independent linux distros?
3·4 months agoIt also came with a book on how to use Linux, and part of it was a manga. I think you can still find it here and there.
42 year old me, too.


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